In honor of Women’s History Month, GS&P and STACY’S Pita Chips teamed up to create a collection of bags inspired by real signs found at women’s rallies. The bags were first distributed to crowds demonstrating on International Women’s Day. Each bag housed a Snapchat snap code that, when scanned, allowed people to call their local representatives directly.

Bags were also available online at stacysstandswithyou.com. For every bag ordered, STACY’S donated $10 to Step Up, which empowers young women from under-resourced communities to attend college. The bags sold out in fewer than five hours, triggering over $80,000 in donations in just one day.  

Throughout the month of March, STACY’S also crowdsourced artwork submissions from artists and citizens who wanted to see their designs featured on the bags. Three bags were chosen and added to the collection.

Released: March 2017

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San Francisco, Stacy's Pita Chips

In honor of Women’s History Month, GS&P and STACY’S Pita Chips teamed up to create a collection of bags inspired by real signs found at women’s rallies. The bags were first distributed to crowds demonstrating on International Women’s Day. Each bag housed a Snapchat snap code that, when scanned, allowed people to call their local representatives directly.

Bags were also available online at stacysstandswithyou.com. For every bag ordered, STACY’S donated $10 to Step Up, which empowers young women from under-resourced communities to attend college. The bags sold out in fewer than five hours, triggering over $80,000 in donations in just one day.  

Throughout the month of March, STACY’S also crowdsourced artwork submissions from artists and citizens who wanted to see their designs featured on the bags. Three bags were chosen and added to the collection.

Released: March 2017

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San Francisco, Stacy's Pita Chips

To demonstrate the power of the third generation of its Turbo electric bike, Specialized announced on the Tour de France an epic face-off on the hills of San Francisco between the world’s fastest cyclist, three-time world champion Peter Sagan, and Grandma Joan, an 81-year-old on a Turbo. The campaign also appears on social media in which Grandma Joan challenges Peter to a race. A 60-second TV spot revealed the outcome on day 7 of the Tour. 

Released: July 2018

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San Francisco, Specialized

People are obsessed with capturing the world on Instagram, so we thought, “What if we manipulated the real world to fit it on Instagram?”

GS&P launched a partnership with SONIC and Instagram celebrity @ChefJacquesLaMerde to introduce the world’s first product designed especially for Instagram: SONIC #SquareShakes. The SONIC Square Shake was entirely square, perfect for photographing and sharing, complete with a square cup and a square straw. 

The shakes were available exclusively through “Shop Now” sponsored ads on Instagram for 2016 Coachella festivalgoers at the Base Camp festival grounds. Through the geotargeted ads, attendees could order the shakes and sample them on the spot—a first-of-its-kind program for Instagram. Samplers were then encouraged to share their Square Shakes on Instagram with the hashtag #SquareShakes, thus completing the Insta-circle.

Released: April 2016

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San Francisco, SONIC Drive-In, Mobile, Social

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY

At Comic-Con 2017, XFINITY turned the hottest TV shows into TV dinners, so that fans could literally binge on them during the event.

The TV dinners included food items directly related to a particular episode of a show, such as jerky of the beast, which kills King Robert Baratheon in Game of Thrones; a Jolly Rancher shiv, which Piper uses in Orange Is the New Black; and Ghengis Connie’s famous chow mein from Luke Cage.
 
YouTube-famous chef Byron Talbott designed the menu and renowned food photographer Stephanie Gonot shot the delicious trays, which featured real props from each of the three shows.

Released: July 2017

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San Francisco, Comcast/XFINITY