Accenture (50+ projects)

Aledade

Arcadia

Aetna

American Express (Consumer& OPEN)

Art21

Athenahealth & Epocrates

Avis

Bausch Health

Teledoc/Best Doctors

Candescent Health

Carnegie Mellon-Tepper

Central State University

Clear Channel Media & Entertainment

Daily News

Delta

Digital Pulp

Diageo

Dixie - Georgia Pacific

Greater Than One

Elsevier (15+ Projects)

Facebook

Innovation Norway (60+ early stage companies)

Knorr - Unilever

Knowledge to Practice

​Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts

Lionbridge Technologies

Loyal

Media General/Tampa Tribune

Middlebury College

Miles College

Monroe College

Omnicell

Ovia Health

Princeton University

Real Simple

Rutgers University

Saint Joseph's University

Seiden Advertising

Stevens Institute of Technology

SunTrust Bank

USC, Dornsife, & Keck School of Medicine

UVA - Center for Biocomplexity

Women's Marketing

Yale University

clients i love and loved

the soloist

george blair scribner

is a brand strategist and corporate intrapreneur whose career has spanned general advertising, integrated marketing, digital design, book publishing and newspaper publishing.

george is a uniquely talented right-brain/left-brain thinker who is passionate about crafting brand ideas that solve real  problems, enliven organizations, and connect authentically with customers.

although his portfolio spans all kinds of institutions and companies, his passion is helping new knowledge creators increase their societal impact.

prior to flying solo, george designed and led Brand Strategy at Digitas for the New York, Hartford, and Atlanta offices.  he and his team identified cultural trends, positioned brands, launched new products, and inspired digital experiences.

before Digitas, george founded and led Strategic Services at DDB, launched primary research and campaign analytics at Organic, and held various sales/marketing roles
​at St. Martin's Press and the Christian Science Monitor.

his most significant career accomplishment - from an insight standpoint - was his Affluence in America study, first fielded
​in 2010.   prior to the news frenzy of Occupy Wall Street, he documented the income divide and proclaimed both the end
of "mass affluence" and the return of the "middle class."  
he followed this study with a proprietary segmentation of
Gen Y consumers.

netnewideasLLC