- Brand Development
- Strategic Planning and Research
- Brand Identity
- Messaging
- Creative—Concept through Execution
- Content Creation and Management
- Social Media Marketing
- Website Design
- Media Strategy, Planning and Buying
- Analytics and Reporting
- Agilent Technologies
- Keysight Technologies
- nanoString Technologies
- MultiCare
- Overtake Health Center and Clinics
- Western Washington Medical Group
- Echonous
- Sound Telemedicine
- Whole Foods Market
- 365 by Whole Foods Market
- Elliots Oyster House
- Cascade Ice
- Penobscot Bay Brewery
- Winterport Winery
- CPRS Inc
- Heritage Bank
- Windermere Real Estate
- ROII
- Accolade
- Panopto
- AspenTech
- Trammell Crow
- Kenworth
- Planned Parenthood
- PCC Community Markets
- WSECU
- OPTUM Heath Services
- The Polyclinic
- The Everett Clinic
- Washington Forrest Protection Agency
- Tektronix
Like DiGiorno Pizza. Under Mary’s creative watch at FCB Chicago, DiGiorno passed the coveted billion-dollar sales mark. And the Tabasco® Brand Jalapeño Sauce launch she worked on while at DDB was so successful, the work had to be pulled due to a global jalapeño mash shortage.
Creatively, Mary’s work has been honored by Cannes, The One Show, Clio, D&AD, ADDYs and Effie. She has been featured in Communication Arts, ARCHIVE, Print, Best Spots, Creativity Pick of the Day, Adweek Creative All-Stars and The Wall Street Journal. In 2020, Mary received the Seattle American Advertising Federation chapter’s prestigious Silver Medal Award for her contribution to the Seattle advertising community. Her work for Group Health Cooperative (a Northwest closed healthcare system) was lauded in The Seattle Times two years in a row as one of Seattle’s favorite advertising campaigns by popular vote and was awarded in D&AD. Recently, Mary’s work was shortlisted in Communication Arts and won an Obie award for outdoor effectiveness.
Mary is often asked to speak at industry events and has served on several prestigious juries including The One Show, Communication Arts, Effie, The Mercury Awards and the National ADDYs. In addition, Mary is a member of the invitation-only International Women’s Forum, a global group of over 7,000 female leaders that includes artists, activists, business owners and sports figures.
She lives on an island in the Puget Sound with her family, which includes two kids (at college), three dogs and six or seven chickens at last count.
After years on the agency side, Michael answered the siren’s call from Starbucks Coffee to lead their advertising group. While on the client side, he led creative for the Starbucks brand across Canada, among other initiatives. But when an opportunity to work on the Third Coast arose, Michael joined FCB Worldwide and subsequently survived five Chicago winters, leading creative for Sharpie, Valspar and SC Johnson. In 2014 he once again heeded the call of the Pacific Northwest to join Hydrogen as partner and creative director.
Michael’s work has been recognized by Cannes, D&AD, The One Show, The Art Directors Club and the ADDYs. He has been featured in Communication Arts, ARCHIVE and Print magazines.
He lives in the midst of a “never-ending” remodel, with his wife, two sons and a cardigan welsh corgi named Stella.
Over the past 25+ years, she has worked with brands large and small, global and local, interactive and integrated. Through that, she’s learned what it takes to distill the brand’s passion and promise into actionable messages that people want to engage with.
Before Hydrogen, Hillary worked at agencies such as BBDO, DDB and Wunderman on accounts like Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery & Estates, Holland America Line, Microsoft, T-Mobile, Amtrak Cascades and JanSport.
A sought-after speaker and instructor, she is a faculty member of the School of Visual Concepts in Seattle, where she teaches brand strategy and creative brief writing. Hillary attended the executive program in strategic marketing at Northwestern University Kellogg School of Management and received her management leadership training certification from the American Association of Advertising Agencies. She has spoken in Beijing, China, on strategic tools innovation and at an invitation-only technology summit in Athens, Greece. Recently, Hillary was a judge in the international Effie competition for advertising effectiveness.
When she’s not at work, she’s on the road—for fun. Hillary loves to travel and has been to all 50 states and their capitols. And all the Canadian Provinces and their capitols.
With over 24 years in agencies, Jason first cut his teeth in direct marketing, gaining valuable experience in consumer databases, customer lifecycles, print production and being detail oriented. He then moved on to traditional brand advertising, with a focus in outdoor lifestyle accounts. Later, he spent years on a wide array of B2C and B2B accounts—creating campaigns in integrated, digital, social and retail channels.
Jason has led both small and large cross-functional teams from three to thirty-plus for varying accounts. He’s had the privilege of working across a multitude of categories for clients such as T-Mobile, Microsoft, adidas, Seattle SuperSonics, Seattle Storm, Les Schwab Tires, the NBA, Autodesk, Red Lion Hotels, Widmer Brothers Brewing and a host of others.
A self-professed “bike nerd,” Jason owns what many would consider too many bikes. (Jason disagrees.) When he’s not at work, he’s likely cycling on the asphault, gravel roads, single-track trails, or attempting to race cyclocross.
Using brand strategy inputs as his roadmap, his philosophy is that the best Media Ideas are developed when media expertise works is in lockstep with messaging and audience insights. However, it doesn’t stop there. Flawless execution (and measurement) is often an underestimated, yet equally important, part of the media process. Special attention to details during the execution ensures that media buys remain on-strategy, and are surpassing KPIs.
As a native of Seattle, when Greg isn’t negotiating with media or buried in analytics, he’s spending his time outdoors. Fishing, camping, hiking or supporting his Washington Huskies (and jawing with Matt about the Apple Cup).
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