IP Pixel

IP Pixel is a Chicago, United States based digital creative agency owned by Publicis Groupe and an operating unit of Starcom Mediavest Group.

IP Pixel
Private
IndustryDigital Agency
Founded2002
HeadquartersChicago, United States
Key people
Jeff Marshall, SVP
Nick Yecke, VP
ParentPublicis
Websitewww.ippixel.com

History

IP Pixel was founded in 2003 by Nicholas Yecke, John Rafferty, and Jen Schreiber then members of Starcom IP - Starcom WorldWide, held by the Publicis Groupe. In 2007, Publicis restructured Pixel into a fully integrated part of its Starcom MediaVest Group.[1]

Notable clients

IP Pixel's clients include: PetSmart, LEGO, Nintendo, Mattel, Miller, ESPN, Allstate, Walgreens, H&R Block, Washington Mutual, Beam Global, McDonald's, Feeding America.

Pro bono clients include: Global Giving, Lambda Legal.

Awards
  • 2007, Finalist, IAB Mixx Awards - Super Rich Media - Nintendo Wii
  • 2007, Finalist, Webby Awards – WaMu TrappedBanker.com[2] and Allstate "It Takes A Thief"[3]
  • 2007, Finalist, The Journal of Financial Advertising and Marketing Media Strategy Awards – Allstate, "It Takes A Thief"
  • 2007 Silver Winner – Retail Advertising & Marketing Association RACie Awards – PetSmart Online Circular Ads
  • 2006 Bronze Cyber Lion, WaMu TrappedBanker.com
  • 2006 Co-Presenter - 2006 Yahoo! Creative Conference. Chicago
  • 2006 Myers Media Innovation & Creativity Platinum Award – Allstate 24 (TV series) Sponsorship, LEGO Revenge of the Brick
  • 2005, Finalist, AdWeek Buzz Awards, Allstate – 24 (TV series) Sponsorship
  • 2005 AdWeek Buzz Awards - LEGO Revenge of the Brick Campaign
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References
  1. "MediaPost Publications - SMG Eyes 'Agency Of The Future,' Expands Creative Services Role - 19 December 2007". Archived from the original on 27 February 2007. Retrieved 20 December 2007.
  2. Webby Nominees Archived 20 May 2010 at the Wayback Machine
  3. Webby Nominees Archived 20 May 2010 at the Wayback Machine

Official site

We Are Pixel.

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