Doritos Hotel 626 43Rick Condos and Hunter Hindman
Rick Condos, Executive Creative Director and Associate Partner
Rick rejoined Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in 2007 after spending two years at
Wieden + Kennedy Amsterdam as Creative Director on Coca-Cola. His work on
Coca-Cola garnered global acclaim, most notably for the Coke Side of Life
launch and ‘Happiness Factory’. Throughout his career he has created
award-winning work for HP, Nike, Frito-Lay, The Economist, Bass Ale and many
other clients. He started his career at Weiss, Whitten Stagliano in New York and
also did a short stint at TBWA Chiat Day.
He has been honoured by numerous award shows and industry periodicals
both in the United States and abroad.
Rick lives in Mill Valley, California, with his wife and three-year-old daughter.
When not at the office, he revels in the domestic bliss of his family.
Hunter Hindman, Executive Creative Director and Associate Partner
Hunter started his career at Pyro Brand Development, an experimental offshoot of
The Richards Group in Dallas, Texas, and was also a founding member of
Tilford:Norman design. He originally joined Goodby, Silverstein & Partners nine
years ago, as a young designer, then went to Wieden + Kennedy Amsterdam as a
Global Creative Director on Coca-Cola. His work on Coca-Cola garnered global
acclaim, most notably for the ‘Coke Side of Life’ launch and ‘Happiness Factory’.
After his ‘European vacation’ (as Rich Silverstein calls it), he returned to
Goodby, Silverstein & Partners in 2007 as a Group Creative Director and
Associate Partner. Throughout his career, he has created award-winning work
for Nike, HP, Adidas, Converse, Frito-Lay and Hummer among others. Most
recently, he has produced the much-lauded campaigns Hotel 626 and Crash the
Super Bowl for Frito-Lay’s Doritos.
Hunter’s work has been recognized in numerous award shows as well as in
industry press, both in the United States and abroad. Most notably, he was
twice recognized with Creativity Magazine’s Campaign of the Year and was
named one of the Top 20 creative directors worldwide by the same publication.
He was also awarded International Campaign of the Year by Campaign
magazine and received the prestigious Vision Award from the New York Art
Directors Guild.
Hunter lives in Berkeley, California, with his wife, son and rather rowdy
English Bull Terrier from the Netherlands, Rommel, named after the Dutch word
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