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In 1996, Drew set out to shatter the notion of the traditional ad agency. With the help of Dentsu, he founded Renegade, a non-traditional agency that creates interactive brand experiences that cut through. After honing his chops at such marquee shops as Chiat/Day and JWT, Drew gained a reputation for innovative thinking and big ideas. Drew fathered the TrafficCam and named the Toughbook for Panasonic, hatched the HSBC BankCab and put the shock in G-Shock with the legendary "Time Me Up, Time Me Down" press event for Casio watches.
Drew has spoken at many industry events including Brandweek’s Next Big Idea Conference, the IAAA "Out of the Box" conference in Amman, Jordan, WOMMA’s Boot Camp and the NYAMA Guerrilla Marketing roundtable. Drew has authored articles for Adweek, AdMap, Brandweek, eMarketer, iMediaConnection, MediaPost and Promo Magazine, among many others. He is an active member of the NYAMA, sits on the Board of Directors for the Children for Children Foundation, and believes marketing should do its part to make the world a better place - a concept he blogs about at MarketingForGood.net.
A graduate of Duke University, Drew is married, has two wonderful children, and can tell you everything you need to know about eating in Manhattan, and classic films - often at the same time.
Where does Drew find out about new restaurants? I Saw NY, of course.
Contrary to popular belief, Drew was not voted "Most Likely to Develop a Superpower" in High School.
You're all so pretty. Where are the rest of you?
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