World Domination. Is that serious? Yep, it is. We're cocky, naive, young and arrogant enough to think we can change the world. A bit. Gradually. Company by company. Case by case. So that's why we founded a ministry for that, the Ministry of World Domination. Because Gandhi was right; First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
Companies spent too much time, energy and money on telling people stories, while people demand less fairy tales and more substance. Acts, not ads. That's why we help companies change. To really add value to people's live. To use technology to help people faster and more efficiently. To use technology to make a difference in people's lives.
Changing companies to be more about acts isn't easy. Most companies aren't used to putting customers first, or being flexible. Change takes time. That's we're maniacal about creating momentum within companies. A track record of small best practices that create a breeding ground for other initiatives. That gives time to people within the company to learn and to make mistakes.
We aim to create stuff that ends up in case movies. Not because it's cool, but because it works. Because it has a return in sales, process optimization, engagement or attention. Because we hate fluffy language like 'awareness', 'collecting likes' or 'social media'.
Over the last couple of years we did over 200 presentations with an average speaker rating of 86%. Amongst our commercial clients are companies like Philips, KLM, Nike, SAP, Accenture, Unilever, Danone, Vodafone and VRT. You can find some examples on Slideshare.
Sorry, we don't do social media strategies.
We change companies to be more about acts and less about ads. Through strategies and roadmaps. Not for the duration of a campaign. Not because social media is cool. But permanently.
Often you need someone to challenge your thoughts, structure your existing efforts or just exchange thoughts on a regular basis.
We can help.

Currently, we're a two-(wo)men army. With friends that is. And looking for support.