Sam Wolfe-olio

Result: We covered the meeting space with minions to celebrate Progressive Insurance announcing a partnership with Universal Pictures on the launch of Despicable Me 2.  We even worked with a local bakery to create custom minion cake pops. The clients were surprised and delighted to see their latest campaign come to life at Yahoo. 

Result: Created a 3D version of the the ads by wrapping existing blocks within Yahoo’s Client Center. The Scottrade clients loved seeing their logo, colors and ad elements come to life. They even commented on the compatibility of our brand colors.  

Result: At the campus entrance, we dressed mannequins in clothes from Nordstrom and Yahoo ID badges with names like, Manny Quin and Stace Stylish. We created a custom co-branded shoe shine station for employees to get their shoes shined. We took Yahoo’s slogan of “Science, Art & Scale” and transformed it into a SALE sign for the day. We wrapped the buildings with silhouettes of shoppers carrying Nordstrom bags full of Yahoo products. We even replicated a Nordstrom e-bar for the clients to get coffee. 

Result: We added Mickey and Minnie ears to a couple of Yahoo emoticons and served Mickey Mouse shaped pancakes for breakfast.  It was rewarding to see Disney executives enjoy the concept as much as we did. 

Result: We transformed the large fountain in front of the Yahoo lobby into a Chase branded exhibition piece. The executives from Chase felt welcome and important when they arrived at Yahoo. It made a great group photo opportunity. 

Result: We created a custom purple wrap transforming the new VW Turbo Bug into a soccer ball. We even provided a soccer net and Yahoo branded ball for the clients to shoot around with upon arrival. They also loved drinking coffee from the vintage VW Bus coffee mugs. 

Result: We created a wiffle ball version of Progressive Field and had our own Flo up at bat when the clients arrived. Inside the meeting room, we wrapped a touchscreen demo station to look like the shelving units in the Progressive compercials. The clients all agreed we knocked this one out of the park. 

Result: We wrapped the garage door panels in the middle of Yahoo's campus with a large Mindshare logo surrounded by their client logos. It made a perfect photo stop for this large group. At lunch we setup overlapping tables with purple and blue linens to mimic the look of their logo. 

Result: We wrapped the pillars in front of campus to look like giant Heineken cans. Inside the meeting room, we set up rows of Heineken beer bottles. As the clients entered the room, we turned off the lights and shined black lights on the bottles revealing Heineken's new star designs.  It provided a cool effect for their entrance to the space and showcased Yahoo's appreciation for the Heineken brand. 

Result: We worked with Beyond Pics to produce a video capturing a day in the life of a client visiting Yahoo. The video lives on Yahoo’s advertising website and is a helpful tool for our sales team. 

Result: We designed a huge branded "soda fountain" in front of our lobby to help co-brand the campus. We wrapped the pillars leading up to the fountain as giant Coke and Fanta cans. The clients loved the Y! Bang logo design we made out of 12 pack cans of soda. 

Result: The poster and mug design tied the Y shape of the upside down pretzel to Yahoo's short form Y! Bang logo design. The mugs were dropped on four thousand Yahoo employees' desks to invite them to the event. 

Result: Employees loved the posters and came in droves to create personalized notes for that special someone. 

Result: The purple and white popped off the green of the grass and the seats became a must have for all outdoor Yahoo events. Carol Bartz, Yahoo's former CEO, is seen laying out on the sofa at the Dana Parish concert. 

Result: Designed a Mexican inspired Yahoo emoticon poster to get the word out. The event was well attended and the design was "muy popular". 

Result: We designed the poster around the concept of a Y! bang piñata and had a large 3D version of the piñata design created for the party. It was a hit. Pun intended.