We pride ourselves on subject matter expertise, candor, and incredible client service. We set a high bar for results, and are harder on ourselves than you can ever be.
Our manifesto shows how we think, write, design, and advise both our clients and each other. So, are our people your people?
At the frontier of JDI’s own practice is designing and building community. Marketers aren’t just challenged by shifting realities about identity, culture, and psychology. The very nature of the channels we have depended on for so long is changing just as fast, if not faster.
Our hypothesis is that experiences are increasingly valuable, and that analog experiences have special superpowers. The opposite of hyper-efficient automation is deliberate inefficiency and overflowing generosity. Most importantly, we believe that being and belonging together in community is a value proposition most brands can leverage to sustainably fuel growth.
Not all of our clients use us for everything, but we always span more than one role.
We make sure our clients, whether they’re breaking new ground in geothermal energy or improving quality of life with digital therapeutics, get the attention they deserve.
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We give voice to the tenacious and brave leaders of scientific discovery. We work in a variety of practice areas including but not limited to: human health, artificial intelligence & machine learning, creative bioscience, energy transition, new space, food systems & agriculture, advanced materials & manufacturing, infrastructure & computing, and learning science. Collaborating with innovators at the edge of what’s possible brings us joy and purpose.
“I do indeed believe that there is a certain contrast between people in scientific professions and people working in the arts. Often there is even mutual suspicion and irritation, and in some cases one group greatly undervalues the other.
Perhaps there is a transitional group, like the green between the yellow and the blue of the rainbow. This transitional group believes that one cannot do without either the one or the other.”
Superposition is about exploring what’s possible amid what is, the important work of how we relate science to the world, and discovering what’s currently at the edge of our (collective) thinking and understanding.