Founded by product leader, investor, and event organizer Cameron Koczon, Fictive Kin has quietly—and subversively—been its own disruptive force in the industry, working with brands and agencies alike to develop websites, products, and digital overhauls with a nimble, agile team that, as Koczon describes, is “large enough to be dangerous, and small enough to be interesting.” Among the notable companies and projects that Fictive Kin has been involved with include building an all-new digital experience for health food chain sweetgreen, joining forces with software analytics pioneer Palantir, real estate platform Opendoor, and AI research startup Anthropic, while also bringing the iconic, historic National Geographic Society to the digital age. Describing how Fictive Kin works internally and what makes it unique, Koczon says, “We’ve spent a lot of time thinking about how to structure the company so that we can consistently deliver excellent work. For us, that comes down to five key things. First, a team of exclusively senior experts. Second, team members work on one project at a time so they can stay focused on the specific client and their client needs. Third, we’re employee owned. The entire team can take part in the upside of the company. Fourth, we’re completely independent. We don’t have to follow a set of arcane rules... Read More