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One Strategist.
One Creative.
Zero layers.

Naomi’s strength lies in her ability to bridge consumer truths with business strategy - she moderates with empathy, plans with precision and delivers insights that shift perspectives and drive decisions. Her long standing client relationships reflect a track record of going beyond being ‘just’ a research partner to being a trusted advisor and strategic guide.

Naomi has helped some of the world’s most iconic brands including Cheerios, DQ, eBay, KFC, Pillsbury, and Purina navigate growth and reinvention. She also brings deep healthcare expertise, having led research and strategy for companies like Bayer, Chiesi, Humana, J&J, Pfizer, and Takeda.

Naomi has conducted research with consumers, prospects, patients, and company stakeholders in both traditional settings (facilities, telephone, on-line, shop-a-long’s, ethnography, bulletin boards) and non-traditional (bars, parks, airports, jury style) … you name it, she’s done it.

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Malaika Danovitz has been the creative lead for brands like Procter & Gamble, Arm & Hammer, Clorox, Chase Bank, Subway, Marriott Hotels, and many others.

She spent most of her career at top NYC agencies such as Saatchi & Saatchi, HAVAS, Dentsu McGarry Bowen and Publicis, where she learned the importance of breakthrough creative and, most importantly, the magic of collaboration between clients and creatives.

What sets her apart is her ability to listen (really, listen) to client feedback and transform it into work that not only breaks through creatively but also drives sales.

From CPG to Maseratis, billion-dollar banks to Pepto Bismol dances, Malaika has launched digital agencies, directed brand films, developed strategies, lead IATs and creative directed work that builds beloved brands and earns consumer loyalty.

Before her advertising career, she began in broadcast journalism, anchoring the ABC affiliated morning show AM Mohawk Valley, in Utica NY (yes, she had newscaster hair and met Mr T.) She then moved into media training and public relations before finding her true home in advertising, where she has remained ever since.

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