Over the past decade, Benjamin has helped lead creative for brands across the globe, ranging from leading Fortune 500 companies to nonprofit organizations. He has been blessed to work with many talented individuals who have made some of the following possible. Most recently, he has been leading Squarespace’s special project initiative, Collection, partnering some of the world’s most creative minds with the webs most innovative platform. Notably, the program has launched iconic artist Jeff Koon’s first comprehensive online gallery showcasing all of his art all in the smae place for the first time ever. Additionally, the creation of Rick Rubin’s ‘tetragrammaton’, his online world of creative materials, which was recently recognized as the Fast Company’s Innovation awards.  He helped architect Squarespace’s most view commercial of all time for Super Bowl LXI with over 500,000,000 eyeballs – which was named one of the best of the year and topped the all time watched video on YouTube. 


Prior to Squarespace, Benjamin worked at numerous agencies, collaborating with  His team turned iPhones into lightsabers to show the power of Google Chrome for the launch of Star Wars Episode 7. He co-authored adidas’ ‘Here To Create’ platform which saw the brand claw back. Reinvented the way video games advertising the number one sellign video game of all time, redesigned a new idneeitiy for the city of los angeles to help the makers, and put a mustache on a billboard in times square for the lauinch of anchorman 2 to list a few.


His team’s work has been recognized internationally by every major industry award show from D&AD to Cannes to The One Show. Other accolades include Time Magazine, The MoMa, The Late Show with Jimmy Fallon, and hi sperosnal favorite, an unsolicited upload from Lebron James. 


Benjamin has served on numerous jurys including the  Art Director Club jury and New York Festival and occasionally gives talks on his creative philosphies. Above all, Ben is passioante about innovative ideas that add value to people’s lives.