Chief Creative Officer, from the inside out. Strategy. Creativity. People. He leads the team you have, builds the one you need, or brings his own.

Currently serving as:
Chief Creative Storyteller
The Posse ↗
Chief Creative, North America
The Black Table ↗
CEO & Chief Creative Officer
Brand Studios ↗
A creative executive who leads across cultures, languages and markets.
Kenyon has led brand, advertising and experience work for Fortune 500 companies, inside global networks and independent firms alike. He built Brand Studios into a multi-office agency trusted by enterprise brands.
Culture is the brief behind the brief. He reads it first.
He measures success by what his people go on to do. Dozens of them say so ↗.
AI brings speed and range. Human judgment decides what ships.

Primo Brands Brand and campaign creative

Welch’s Brand and campaign creative

Raytheon Technologies Enterprise digital transformation

Boeing Enterprise brand and digital

GE Enterprise experience and brand

Cognizant Global B2B digital platform

Kraft Oreo, Honey Bunches of Oats, Kraft Mac & Cheese
Big Brothers Big Sisters Campaign strategy and storytelling

Outback Steakhouse Brand and digital creative

Cushman & Wakefield Brand and digital creative

Digitas Vice President, Creative Director

Publicis Vice President, Creative Director
Also: ABB, Bloomin’ Brands, CA Technologies, Cenveo, Chase, Chef’s Premium, Cole Haan, Data Axle, Elizabeth Arden, Girls Who Code, Havas, Honey Bunches of Oats, Kraft Mac & Cheese, MGM, National Fire & Safety, Nike, Oreo, Solsource, SWYM, Techbridge Girls, Togetherwith and many more.
Recognition: OOMA awards for Kraft and London Advertising Awards for GE.
Kenyon and his team at Brand Studios are in a league above the rest! … Their expertise led to our initiative’s success.
Luca Pizzoferrato, Digital Technology Leader · ClientKenyon has a habit of talking a good game and playing a great game.
Kenyon is a fantastic creative director with the rare ability to marry business objectives with great designs to produce results that clients love.
David Griffith, Senior Marketing Executive · ColleagueKenyon is one of the best people I’ve had the pleasure of working under. … He would never ask of me something he wasn’t willing to do himself. That speaks volumes to me.
Joseph Ansah, Human-Centered AI Systems Designer · Reported to KenyonKenyon is fearless! … Kenyon leads by example and spurs you to success.
Rod Morton, Director of Advertising · Reported to KenyonKenyon Weiss is one of the brightest and most talented people I have ever met in the industry. He is never content with just knowing the end goal of a project.
Jeanne Jennings, Media Strategy Leader · ColleagueI have no hesitation in recommending him both as a great business partner and as the best sort of creative: smart, proactive, and driving to beautiful and functional solutions.
David Cherry, EVP, Director of Customer Experience, Biolumina · Dennis InteractiveKenyon is a brilliant creative director. He brings passion, innovation, and strategic direction to projects we have worked on together.
Erica Fierman, Consumer Marketing, Biogen · ClientI have never worked with any other Creative Director who understands the need to balance top notch design while managing the client’s business objectives as well as Kenyon can.
David Cavallaro, Technical Program Manager, Versant Media · ColleagueKenyon is a creative, innovative talent whose work is rooted in an understanding of the key business drivers and focused on tangible business growth.
Chad Mulder, VP, Brand Marketing & Communications · ClientHe is definitely the kind of creative director we all hope to get to work with … Kenyon’s passion for the industry and all things creative is infectious.
Caroline Fratrik, Former team memberKenyon was a great leader to work with. … Any team member would benefit greatly from working with Kenyon.
Nohemí González, Marketing and Advertising Manager · Team memberInsight before ideas.
Grounded in the Double Diamond methodology, Kenyon begins every engagement inside the business: its model, its customers, its category and its data. He stays there until the real problem, and the insight behind it, is clear. Everything after that is sharper, faster to make and easier to defend in the boardroom.
The business, the customer, the category and the culture, from the inside.
One insight and one strategy the leadership team can own.
Ideas explored widely, then sharpened against the strategy.
Creative and experiences that carry it to market.
A chief creative officer. And a team when you need one.
Kenyon joins the leadership team and owns brand and creative for as long as the business needs it. When the moment calls for more capacity, he brings the Brand Studios core team: senior, full-time and with him for many years. They embed alongside the client's people and raise the work from the inside. Fractional by design, lasting by intent: he invests in the client’s people as much as in the work, so the capability stays long after the engagement ends.
A fractional CCO who sets direction, raises the standard and develops the talent already in place.
Defines the creative organization the business needs, then recruits and shapes it.
Kenyon plus his core team, working inside the organization to deliver while the internal team grows.
He partners directly or through Brand Studios and the Posse. The structure follows the business, not the other way around.
HI beats AI.
Human Intelligence. In short supply, impossible to automate. Artificial intelligence makes the work faster. Human intelligence makes it worth making.
Every new medium extends what people can do, and AI is no different. It’s built from human language and culture, and it’s only as good as the judgment of the people using it.
AI drafts, sorts and speeds things up. It doesn’t know your customer, your category, or what your brand should never say.
When average work costs almost nothing, judgment and taste become the difference. That’s the part Kenyon brings.
His teams use AI every day for research, exploration and production. People own the idea, the craft and the final call.
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