Experiential leadership Acquired by The New York Times Co. in 2016 and internationally recognized with Cannes Lions and Ad Age accolades, Fake Love demonstrates strong brand credibility and a track record of high-profile campaigns, signaling opportunities to pursue premium experiential projects with large, content-driven brands.

Entertainment tech Specializes in end-to-end experiential design using creative and tech teams that concept, fabricate, animate, and invent immersive experiences, indicating a fit for clients seeking integrated production, interactive installations, and artful storytelling that blends media, hardware, and software.

Retail and brand marquee A client roster including Google, Nike, Samsung, Levi's, Coca-Cola, Lexus, Microsoft, Heineken and The New York Times points to strong opportunities in consumer brands and premium retail activations looking for high-visibility, award-winning experiential campaigns.

Scale and partnerships Notable collaboration with partners like Swpnyc and large-scale installations such as the 36-foot geodesic dome snow globe suggest capability for complex, large-format builds and enduring partnerships with event production houses and media companies.

Operational sweet spots Tech stack including AWS, Contentful, Adobe Experience Cloud, iCIMS and DocuSign indicates mature digital operations and potential for leveraging cloud-based workflows, content management, and enterprise-level client onboarding to streamline sales and delivery for mid-to-large brands seeking scalable experiences.