Some pretty great news from Part and Sum

A new site and a new team to prepare you for the new normal.

Since founding Part and Sum, I’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with talented teams on incredible projects (many of you reading this now -- hi!), from large enterprises to startups to agencies. Together, we’ve turned big ideas into concrete actions and found new ways of working.

Now, I have some news of my own to share, and I wanted you to be among the first to hear it.

A new site + a new way of working

Part and Sum’s core mission hasn’t changed. Our goal has always been to help teams work better and more strategically, and to maximize creativity while doing so. But in order for us to do our job better, we’ve re-imagined what we do and how we do it, and built a new site to show off our capabilities. Take a look and let me know what you think. I’m especially excited to feature illustrations by @yeahitschill and design by Matt Rothenburg (both of whom are available for your next project, FYI).

A new team

In January, Julie Babb (yes, relation: I’m lucky to be her husband), joined P+S as Managing Director. Until recently, she led Pivotal Lab’s New York office, transforming how the world builds software. Her wealth of experience and perspective has had a direct impact on how we deliver strategy. See what she took with her when she left her corporate gig.

That’s not all! We’ve brought on a group of strategists who are smart, curious, collaborative and as excited by business challenges as I am. We’re now a team of five humans (still growing!) and one old dog.

Preparing you for the new normal

What is the new normal? Glad you asked.

  “Today, every marketing channel is both a brand and performance channel. Technology is shrinking the distinction between brand, content and commerce. In this new world, commerce can happen anywhere, at any time, and data is shared across platforms.”

Want to connect, collaborate or grab coffee?

Maybe it’s been a while since we last spoke IRL. Maybe you’re up to something exciting yourself. Maybe you have opinions about the new normal, modern marketing and how teams work. Or maybe you just like coffee. Whatever the reason, I’d love to catch up with you. Hit me up at [email protected]