Kinney Edwards

Kinney Edwards joined Tribal DDB Worldwide in 2007. Kinney has led creative teams at Tribal on high-profile global brands including Intel, Johnson & Johnson, Pepsi, Alcon, Diageo, and Neutrogena. He’s an award-winning creative that believes creative solutions, have no singularly perfect media or discipline to work within, only an emotional truth that resonates with the audience. 


Before joining Tribal DDB, Kinney spent a number of years at Ogilvy & Mather working across Cisco Systems, American Chemistry Council, Miller Lite, Unilever, and Ameritrade brands. Kinney was influential in developing innovative global integrated advertising campaigns including the cross-media brand re-launch of Cisco Systems.

Prior to Ogilvy, Kinney spent a few years at McCann World Group where he worked closely with Microsoft to launch the Xbox LIVE gaming platform, and winning the first-ever Digital DMA ECHO award for Procter & Gamble.

At the digitally focused-shop, Zentropy Partners, Coca-Cola, Nautica, Ireland Tourism Board, I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter, Popsicle, Powerade, and Sprite.


Kyle Cavanaugh

Kyle Cavanaugh is a senior copywriter for Publicis in New York. A graduate of Vanderbilt University and the Creative Circus, Kyle began his career at Wexley School for Girls in Seattle before moving back East. He currently resides in Brooklyn, and misses his car every time he takes the subway.

Keith Pizer

Keith Pizer
Partner / Client Services
One Trick Pony

Hailing from the suburbs of Philadelphia, Keith earned his BA, with a major in English, from the College of William & Mary in Virginia. Shortly after graduating he started his advertising career with an internship at Young & Rubicam Advertising in London, England. Upon his return to the states, he then moved
to New York City to join the world of online advertising just as the Internet was starting to explode.

Keith worked at an online advertising agency called i-traffic (which was later bought by Agency.com where it still exists today) for two years. While at i-traffic he managed the online advertising for such clients as CDnow and Nokia.

Keith then moved over to the graphic design realm of things and worked as the Business Manager for The Chopping Block where he generated all new business and managed projects for clients including Turner Classic Movies, Miramax, Sony Music, Sony Pictures Classics, AOL, MoMA, Phish, National Geographic and Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

Keith’s primary role at One Trick Pony is to lead business development and manage client service. He also assists with concept development, copywriting and art direction when needed. Internally, Keith maintains resource management, manages the business and insures the stable is stocked with the best talent in the industry

After about 8 years in NYC, Keith returned home to start One Trick Pony in 2004 with Rob, and lives in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia.

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Rachel Wolak

After graduating from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, where she studied Art Direction, Rachel packed her plaid and moved to the mountains of Boulder, Colorado where she landed her first job at CP+B. There she worked on an impressive roster including VW, Microsoft, BK and Domino’s. In the summer of 2010 she won the 48 Hour YouTube Cannes Young Lion and was recently lured to Arnold Worldwide in Boston. Where somewhere across the bridge, someone in an MIT lab is going to save the planet. When she’s not working she is studies ASL and skates for the Boston Derby Dames.