EHE Health is a 107-year-old preventive healthcare provider with a long history among some of the country’s largest employers. But recently, when it was time to share the EHE Health story with potential clients, the new business team realized that explaining what the company does and it’s point of difference wasn’t so simple. With a small window of time and an even smaller budget, they turned to the in-house creative team with a question: can we show potential clients who we are by simply walking them through the patient journey?

The core theme of the video series tells the Longer Marine Corps Story through a cultural lens that focuses on transformation. Through the development of engaging video, imagery, and written stories, the misconceptions about the Marine Corps held by diversity

This content will be captured on the “Home-front” where Marines come from—for example, in a Marines family home, local high school, recreation center, or community park. Through the art of storytelling, the video series will show potential recruits and their influencers the relatable side of Marines.

The rise and fall of Vince the valet.

This was an Entertainment Tonight like mockumentary story of how Vince the Valet who was famous fail off of his throne due to the capabilities of the Escape SUV.  He later went on to regain his fame and now he’s a Video Producer.  Social media campaign.  

The Disney Dreamers Academy offers dreamers a one-of-a-kind experience. Over four unforgettable days at Walt Disney World, they’ll embark on a journey that will unlock their full potential. Not just anyone has what it takes to be a dreamer. But those that do will undoubtedly leave their mark on the world. Turn your dreams into success stories at the

Arrival is an art form. How someone shows up speaks volumes about who they are. Whether it’s work, a private event, or an exclusive gala, arrival style matters. Quiet confidence, the canvas; MKX/Navigator, the paintbrush. Inciting attention, without doing a thing. Demanding respect, by simply showing up. Showing a sense of purpose, quietly and confidently, as you step out the door, into any arena.

How can we convey the opportunities and benefits of Marine Corps training to a pan-ethnic group that has the highest percentage of bachelor’s degrees, that represents 45% of the engineering PhDs awarded in the U.S., and that is among the most likely to espouse traditional family values.

To highlight Asian-Pacific Americans’ achievements in the Marines, we will use the commanding images of individual medals to draw viewers into a longer story about the attainment of each medal, and how each represents the legacy of achievement.

African-American woman are trendsetters, social mavens, and leaders in business and their communities. Style is part of their DNA. The “Blends” campaign establishes the idea that Ford’s Fusion substance and style demanded to be recognized just like me.   This was a TVC Video, Digital OLA, Social, OOH and print campaign. 

Yvonne Orji

This was a Colgate and Essence magazine partnership using Yvonne Orji to enhance the Colgae Palmolive smile. PR initiative.

USMC strives to be a more diverse force.  African American have been under represented in their officer ranks. Our challenge was to make the USMC more appealing option to college students and their influencers.

Our answer was “Fighting With Purpose” a 360 degree campaign leveraging, TV, Print, Digital, Mobile and Experiential to frame the idea of service as helping those in need wherever they may be.   

Colgate Palmolive partnered with the non-profit organization Black Girls Code that gives young black women access to the technology that could transform their communities.  The digital, social and print campaign showcased the students speaking on what they’ve learned and why they want to learn coding.  

“Let’s give her the code to a brighter future”.

As part of our First Listen series, musician, and singer/songwriter Marsha Ambrosius breaks down motherhood, songwriting and life on the road with Sirius XM host Dion Summers while riding in the 2017 Lincoln Continental while debuting her new song "Just Like Old Times".

First Listen is an ongoing quarterly series where rising and established artists debut new music during a ride and drive through the Lincoln’s superb available Revel sound system.

Home Depot’s “Retool Your School” is a grant program to reinvigorate HBCU’S through sustainable and lasting campus improvements.  Starts out as a contest that results in 9 – 14 winning schools per year with up to over 1 million dollars awarded by Home Depot. Each year. UWG works with the school and Home Depot in documenting the before, the implementation and the final finished implementation. Digital OLA & print campaign. 

As part of our First Listen series, acclaimed musician Sebastian Kole got behind the wheel of a Lincoln Continental to talk singing and songwriting while debuting his new song "Priceless".

First Listen is an ongoing quarterly series where rising and established artists debut new music during a ride and drive through the Lincoln’s superb available Revel sound system.

Photography by Zach Anderson

As part of our First Listen series, musician, actor and singer/songwriter Ne Yo debuted his new song "Good Man", while he shared his views of life, family and music while riding in the 2018 Lincoln Navigator.

First Listen is an ongoing quarterly series where rising and established artists debut new music during a ride and drive through the Lincoln’s superb available Revel sound system.

Photography by Zach Anderson

The story of the Montford Point Marines is one of courage, resiliency and triumph. As the first African Americans to serve in the Marine Corps, Montford Point Marines aspired to the same title as any other recruits; they were tested and selected —demonstrating uncommon courage throughout – with the same or more stringent standards than any Marine who came before. In achieving the title Marine, they paved the way for successive generations of African American Marines who have served with honor and distinction, and left an indelible impact on the Corps.

As part of our First Listen series, musician, Mali Music Dion talks with Mali Music, about their love of music and the Lincoln experience.

First Listen is an ongoing quarterly series where rising and established artists debut new music during a ride and drive through the Lincoln’s superb available Revel sound system.