The team at Cogs & Marvel are proud to be recognized in Event Marketer’s ‘2021 Top 100 It List’, the experiential industry’s first and only guide to the best agencies and partners in the business.

The summer months of 2021 overflowed with sporting activities and tournaments. We spoke with our VP of Client Relationships, Joanna Olszowski to get her take on sport sponsorship, and how it has adapted to a hybrid world.

We have been nominated as finalists in ‘The Best Use of Pandemic-Era Event Technology’ by Event Marketer’s 2021 Ex Awards + Experience Design & Technology Awards for our work on Adobe Field Trip 2020.

In this episode of the Soundbite Series, we talk to Arpad Molnar, co-founder of Obsidian Wine Company, who has always understood that experience is a fundamental part of selling products or services.

In this episode of the soundbite series, we talk to Alana Lopez, head of studio, San Francisco at OTJ Architects. More and more, she calls out the need for brands to flip their thinking about what a workplace means and how the built environment operates.

Sustainable thinking must be woven into creative conceptualization. We must build consciousness into our blueprints, and further integrate environmental and social responsibility into event planning.

Cogs & Marvel has been recognized as a fully certified Women-Owned Business by WEConnect International, a world leader in elevating women in business, serving corporations seeking to spend with diverse suppliers.

It’s fitting that we kick off our thought leadership conversations around ‘future of work’ and brand experience design with Mirit Cohen from Adobe, a company widely regarded as one of the best places to work on the planet.

In our opening episode of CMLabs, Global Head of Creative, Jamie Shaw, and Strategist/Researcher, Lesley Tully set forth the premise of our new soundbite series: the impact of ‘future of work’ thinking and practice as it pertains to employee workplace experience.