strategist, designer, consultant, writer; all things tech & media.
Intro
Rob’s professional career has spanned from Tech to Academia to Hollywood to Advertising to Government & non-profit.
His current academic work is focused on information architecture and its effects on the brain, improving information ecosystems, and developing evolutionary models to understand digital spaces better.
His current professional work is focused on stemming scientific disinformation in online ecosystems helping organizations and businesses improve their internal and external communication strategies.
He also writes screenplays. Some of which have been made into feature films.
You can find him in Los Angeles trying to get his dog to pay more attention to him.
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strategic design
Rob has consulted and worked for numerous brands, companies, and start-ups ranging from branding and marketing to business development to systems and UX design.
Rob has helped consult for Museum of Science Boston, Disney, The Rockefeller Institute, Brookings Institute, World Economic Forum, The UN, World Wild Life Fun, data.org, AARP, Court Accountability, the Aspen Institute and many more.
His subject area specialities have ranged from bioinformatics, digital public infrastructure, creative story telling, banking, health policy, data arthictecture, to consumer behavior.
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information systems
Rob was on the forefront of foreign influence and disinformation campaigns in Estonia and Latvia while studying and working for the European Union in 2006 & 2007. His focus there was aimed at understanding and tracking Russian interference in elections of former Soviet satellite countries.
In 2018, Rob helped develop Atlas: An interactive white paper/prototype for a free-market news platform that could be better inoculated from fake news and foreign interference while invigorating the economic stability of smaller/local journalistic outfits. In early 2019, Rob wrote a series of white papers on the same subject.
His work on coyote mating patterns, memetic viruses, memeplexes, and Goodhart’s law as it relates to disinformation campaigns and fake news has been highlighted by several prominent social scientists in their own work.
He is currently focused on the power of prediction markets to mediate and shape noisy information environments.
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media & advertising
Rob has over 10 years of experience working in Hollywood. After working for several production companies, Rob branched out on his own, founding Super Fun Productions in 2014. He went on to create advertising campaigns for Fortune 500 brands, produce music videos for some of the world's biggest acts, and consulted on multiple award-winning documentaries, movies, and T.V. shows.
His past clients include Lexus, Cadillac, Samsung, Kodak, Johnson & Johnson, Pac Sun, Under Armour, Post Malone, Avicii, Rita Ora, Andrew Watt, Cold War Kids, and many more.
Super Fun Productions accolades include: 1x VMA Winner - 2x VMA Nominee - 3x AdWeek award winner -4x Vimeo staff pick of the month - 22 Billion+ total impressions/views across all content channels.
Rob’s acadmeic background in digital media and information architecture helped create novel brand strategies and unique user experiences beyond traditional advertising channels and mediums.
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content
Rob has co-written several screenplays that have been turned into feature-length films. His most recent film, Mob Land, starring John Travolta, Stephen Dorff, Shiloh Fernandez, and Ashley Benson, directed and written by Nicholas Maggio, hit theaters in fall of 2024.
Rob's written-work has been featured in THE STARTUP, the DATA-DRIVEN INVESTOR, GQ, POPDUST, PLAYBOY MAGAZINE, ONE ZERO, and FAST COMPANY.
His writing covers tech & media, politics, science, culture, and more.
