(An)drew Jasperse has spent the last decade contributing to flagship stores and experiences for brands like AT&T, Deloitte, Dockers, Umpqua Bank and The Catholic Church. Most recently, Drew helped design the first two Nike House of Innovation stores in NYC and Shanghai, along with the relaunch of the Nike Harajuku store. As if that weren’t cool enough, Drew is also an accomplished jazz singer. Reach out to Drew for his take on environmental design or other accomplishments he’s too humble to share here.

Eva’s background in advertising, branding and design gives her unique perspective on bringing multichannel campaigns to life in-store. She’s partnered with T-Mobile, Microsoft and GoSmart to create experiences in both flagship and fleet stores. For the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, she produced events in New York, Kenya, India and Davos centered around global health and development. And while Eva is a classically trained actor, she’s so good at this job she’s never even had to work as a waiter.

You’ve seen him on our leadership page, and now appearing again here as director of our Commerce Innovation practice! Steve’s background as an engineer and coder, combined with his entrepreneurial spirit and decade plus of global experience in retail and digital transformation makes him a sought-after expert both inside and outside the walls of Wongdoody. He’s also a classically trained chef (and possibly an overachiever.) Reach out to Steve anytime if you’d like to to talk mise en place or the future retail.