How might we help JPMorgan Chase remix how the(ir) world works?

This is a work-in-progress proposal created by Seamus Yu Harte & Tyler Winick for Maggie Kollker.

We can help JPMorgan Chase shift

From Moment to Momentum

Option 1

Chik-fil-a-ish?

What if we did a video like the Chik Fil-A example below where we have a representative from JPMorgan Chase interview a community member about the impact of something specific to them as it relates to the target product?

Option 2

AirBnb-ish?

What if we did videos like this Air BnB campaign where community members converse more intimately about these walls' impact on them in spaces indicative of where change happens.

Option 3

AirBnb-ish-er

What if we did videos like this AirBnB campaign where community members converse more intimately about these walls' impact on them in spaces indicative of where change happens and we make it a community even where community members engage in a futures-thinking workshop hosted Stanford educators to help imagine what the neighborhood might look like while building community.

  • Hans Ages

  • Louie Montoya

  • Seamus Yu Harte

  • Susie Chang

  • Tyler Winick

  • Marcos Rocha

People we’ve helped

Remix how the(ir) world works.

JPMorgan Chase

We helped JPMorgan Chase remix how they share customer and client stories with Girls Inc.

Frederik Pferdt

We helped Frederik remix learning experiences for his new book.

Stanford d.school

We helped the Stanford d.school remix how they share thought leadership on Navigating Ambiguity.

MidPen Housing

We helped MidPen Housing remix how their afterschool program engages with their residents.

How we are becoming

Only People.

Only People is becoming a world class, future proof & employee owned learning experience design studio serving our seventh generation by helping people remix how the(ir) world works today.*

Tyler, Seamus and Crew with Yoko Ono 2008.

*Only People is also a song by John Lennon featured on the album ‘Mind Games’ released in 1973.

It’s more than a song. It’s more than our name. It’s our melodic mantra.