Zoe Helene

From 2007 to 1996, Zoe was the artistic director for Millennium Productions, a pioneering interactive agency that produced one of the first comprehensive online communities and the first branded web presences for more than 5,000 artists and 500 art organizations in the pre-dot com era. Clients included The Boston Ballet, Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre,... Musician Magazine, Dance Magazine, and many more. Zoe played a key role in developing the world's first fully functioning portal process for virtual global new media production, directing a team of engineers and animators. "Zoe Helene... chief creative officer, spends her time designing interactive media campaigns that draw inspiration from the arts as well as from artificial intelligence," Fast Company reported at the time. As chief creative officer for General Interactive in the late 1990s, Zoe developed projects for blue-chip clients such as American Express, Allstate, the U.S. Senate, IBM, Nike, Calvin Klein, Sprint, Hershey's, Ralston-Purina and Unilever. As chief creative officer for EchoMail from 1999-2002, Zoe worked on the interactive industry's first and only holistic, scalable enterprise software solution for managing one-to-one electronic communications and dialogue brand marketing campaigns. Her work was featured in The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Fast Company, LA Times, The Boston Globe, Boston Business Journal, and the MIT Technology Review. Through VisionRose, the agency she founded in 2002 and ran until 2008, Zoe provided integrated marketing and communications solutions and interactive content development for companies in the natural products industry and conventional companies seeking to embrace sustainable business practices. Zoe has presented keynotes and workshops to top-tier corporate executives, including "Working with Evolving Mediums," "The Future of Digital Marketing", "Collective E-Consciousness," "Archetypes of the Digital Age," "Demystification and the Digital Divide," and "Demeter's Pallet," a nature-centered visual vocabulary ...Read More