Daniel Kennon Zwolak | Blogspot: February 2018

Monday, February 5, 2018

Daniel Kennon Zwolak at Auto Show

Daniel Kennon Zwolak in front of the Tesla exhibit at Auto Show | seeds marketing+design is currently filming a long-form video training series for Audi of America as well, which has taken Daniel Zwolak and his team around the world to locations as diverse as the Austrian Alps and the Mexican Desert.

About Me

Since 2008, Daniel Kennon Zwolak has led full-service agency Seeds Marketing and Design. He established the company as a solo operation and has since guided its growth to include ten employees and a diverse client base. In 2015, Daniel Kennon Zwolak became part of the 30 in Their Thirties roster compiled by DBusiness Magazine, a leading business journal covering greater Detroit, Michigan.

Daniel Kennon Zwolak continues to cultivate strong relationships with businesses of varying sizes, including local favorites Bell's Brewery and Avalon Breads, and most recently Stand Together, a venture philanthropy organization based in Washington, DC. He has collaborated extensively with executive management at Audi of America, for which he has led a number of internal and external branding and experiential initiatives, including an episodic long-form video training series that took the Seeds team to five countries during five months of filming.

In 2017, he and his team successfully produced the National Audi Dealer Meeting in Santa Monica, California, and will head to Cannes, France this fall for the International Audi Dealer Meeting. Seeds had previously developed and facilitated the eight-city Creating Audi Fans Tour in 2012, which brought a new Audi customer experience strategy to all dealers across the United States. The tour featured Seeds-created executive speeches, presentations, stage décor, and branding materials.

Daniel Kennon Zwolak brings a unique perspective to his work with a bachelor of science in Urban Planning from Michigan State University, where he graduated cum laude. He remains an active donor to the university and volunteers his creative talents with its veterinary program.