Adrienne is inspired by the intersection of physical and digital. Her approach to experience design and strategy draws deeply from her background in industrial design as well as designing everything from products to storyboards. She’s passionate about understanding people at their core and translating that knowledge into beautiful user experiences.

Adrienne is a graduate of the Industrial Design program at University of Cincinnati’s college of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning.

A rising senior at Babson College, Akeem focuses on the intersection of technology, entrepreneurship, and design. He’s driven by a passion for making products, services, and programs that are affordable and accessible to everyone.

Akeem’s already put his learning into action, having launched his own design venture and created an entrepreneurship program for underserved youth in South Africa. Aside from being a student, he’s also a photographer, traveller, and fanatic audiophile.

Ariane is a two-time Emmy Award-winning director who has produced videos for think tanks, businesses, government agencies, and beyond. She believes strong films depend on good storytelling, and good storytelling comes from the heart.

Her work has been featured on PBS, NPR.org, the Guardian, The Huffington Post, and MTV.

Awards and accolades: Fulbright Scholar, Academy Award, New Media fellow at Asian Society in New York.

Austin is a former teacher, founder of a literacy nonprofit, and marketing and strategy advisor to companies and nonprofits. He sees design as the process of connecting creativity to complex challenges.

Austin is a graduate of the Red McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas, Austin. He is also an advisory board member at PelotonU and a college prep teacher at San Quentin State Prison.

Ben has done it all: content strategy, UX design, account management, online communications, you name it. This 360-degree perspective is what makes him an incomparable head of client services.

Ben holds an MBA from the Presidio Graduate School, where he focused on sustainable business practices.

Ben comes from a diverse professional background, ranging from investment banking to commercial fishing. He sharpened his skills leading successful projects for world-class brands including Nike, Kellogg’s, and Apple.

Hailing from a New England commercial fishing family, Ben is also a registered U.S. Coast Guard Certified Captain.

Ben is a graduate of Union College in New York, and holds an MBA from Babson College’s Graduate School of Entrepreneurship. If he’s not at work, he’s either fishing or taking photos.

Caleb makes strategies that lead to great outcomes. He’s done this for global clients like eBay, Taco Bell, Kraft and Mattel. He’s also done it for early- and late-stage startups, with roles ranging from sustainability leadership to VP of marketing.

Caleb received his MBA in Sustainable Business from Pinchot University. He has presented at events ranging from the Collaborative Economy Conference to the AIGA conference.

Carley is driven by creation and empowerment. Prior to Free Range that drive led her to Autodesk, where she was instrumental in growing the brand’s influential maker community, Instructables.com. From leading projects and initiatives to building online communities and marketing strategies, her work is guided by a belief in the power of collaboration and imagination.

Carley is also our resident internet celebrity. Her 100+ do-it-yourself tutorials have gained over 11 million page-views and recognition from major publications such The Huffington Post, GQ Magazine, and Popular Mechanics.

Carley holds a degree in Computer Science and Visual Art from Union College and an MBA in Design Strategy from California College of the Arts.

Caroline loves working with brand identities. As a big fan of clean and modern design, she’s driven to make life easier by translating complex ideas into simple, appealing visuals. After work, you can usually find her making jewelry for a business she started in college.

Caroline is a recent graduate of Texas Christian University, where she studied Graphic Design and Business along with working for the school’s marketing department.

From translating the visual language of brands to mapping out creative solutions to global medical issues, Celine approaches every project with impeccable focus and ferocious passion.

She is a graduate of the Sam Fox School of Art and Design at Washington University in St. Louis.

D.d has worked for innovative boutique agencies as well as global brands such as Apple, Symantec, Charles Schwab, Intel, Genetech, and UGG. Whether crafting a logo, launching a fresh skincare brand, or creating an entire advertising campaign, the visual stories she tells always surprise and delight.

D.d holds an MFA from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.

Elizabeth’s deep commitment to process and collaboration comes from years as a product manager in the field of educational technology. She is a tenacious problem solver who works hand-in-hand with clients to help realize their goals.

She holds a Bachelor’s in International Relations and a Master’s in Economics from Boston University.

Emily is responsible for keeping the studio on track. Equal parts problem solver and people person, she makes sure that all work doesn’t just meet the deadline — it exceeds all expectations.

Emily studied Global Cultures at UC Irvine, where she looked at the impact of globalization on people and cultures. She has worked for myriad Bay Area community organizations.

For over 15 years, Eric has helped organizations doing good to advance their missions. That path has taken him from world-class brands like Google and Adobe to music legends to wind farms. He knows the realities that businesses face — the forces that impact their success — and believes that companies accelerate when they operate as a force for good in society.

Eric is a graduate of University of Wisconsin-Madison and holds an MBA in Sustainable Business from Presidio Graduate School. He collects records, notebooks, and solutions to climate change.

Ian’s career is a case study on how world-class creative can be used as a force for good. Today, he oversees the Free Range creative team and dreams up conceptual, beautiful, story-driven solutions for our clients.

He has worked at J. Walter Thompson, Workshop Australia, Republic of Everyone, The Currency of Good, and The Zoo Republic.

He has worked with brands and organizations including Amnesty International, Nikon, Johnny Walker, Kimberly-Clark and Nestle.

Imoye thrives at the intersection of business and art. From captivating films to beloved television shows and award-winning movie marketing campaigns, her career has been built on bringing memorable projects to life.

Imoye is a graduate of NYU, Tisch School of the Arts and holds an MBA in Marketing from Loyola Marymount University.

Jared combines his passions for storytelling, design and emerging technologies to drive projects from concept to launch.

Before joining Free Range, he spent over a decade working on award-winning films and documentaries. Today, he handles production on projects ranging from print to digital to experiential.

Jeff thrives on building organizations that matter. He comes from the financial world, where he led service and sales for the world’s largest Registered Investment Advisor. Having spoken at hundreds of events for thousands of clients, Jeff understands how to combine business strategy with messages that resonate. He now focuses his energy on helping Free Range, and its clients, expand their impact on the world.

Jeff studied economics at Bates College and the London School of Economics and holds an MBA from Babson College’s Graduate School of Entrepreneurship.

Kevin brings stories to life. Over the years, his games and animations have been enjoyed by millions and spread the message of brands and organizations including Greenpeace, Autodesk, Global Zero, The North Face and the Linux Foundation.

Kevin holds degrees in both Psychology and Studio Art from UC Davis.

Kwadjo is currently a rising senior at Babson College, where he studies marketing and entrepreneurship. He thrives on helping teams to forge new paths, having already stepped into leadership roles within Babson’s African Student Organization. When he’s not in class, he's probably either making music or watching movies.

Lawrence’s bibliography includes everything from books, articles and global brand campaigns to videos, radio shows and video games.

He has worked previously for a variety of agencies as well as a Prairie Home Companion, Chronicle Books and the Oxford American Magazine.

Michael believes in ideas and works with words. Earlier this year, he made a short film to help humanize San Francisco’s many homeless people. For his latest project, he manually hacked café Wifi codes to get strangers talking with each other.

Michael studied journalism at the University of Oregon. He’s freelanced for brands like Google, Pinterest, and Stockpile. Outside of work, he loves to ride his bike and shoot film.

Naoto’s career started on the greens, managing one of the top public golf courses in the U.S. Now he manages all things finance- and operations-related here at Free Range.

Naoto’s skillset spans economics, investment and management.

Nathan is an interdisciplinary designer with a background in social science, technology, and education. His experience ranges from working with startups in various sectors to leading pro-bono technology implementations in South African townships to running academic programs for nonprofits.

Nathan is a graduate of the University of California, Berkeley where he studied International Political Economy.

After six years leading communications strategy for some of the world’s biggest brands, Perris now uses her corporate experience for the greater good. That includes re-imagined brand and campaign strategies for global organizations like Greenpeace, Autodesk and Rainforest Action Network.

Perris is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.

Based in Washington D.C., Stacy brings a global perspective to our business development team. Over the course of her careers, she’s worked in more than 22 countries — everywhere from Argentina to Tanzania.

Previously, Stacy served as Communications Director at SERVIR, a joint NASA/USAID program focused on climate change.