SENIOR SPECIALISTS EXTEND WHAT TWG CAN DO.
TWG Collective brings independent consultants and boutique firms into meaningful client programs.
WHY JOIN
The Collective is designed for senior specialists who prefer meaningful, repeatable programs over one-off subcontracting.
WORK THAT FITS YOUR CRAFT
Senior, repeatable programs and projects that reward expertise, not task work.
SALES AND OPERATIONS SUPPORT
TWG handles client management, contracting, and billing as required.
COMMERCIAL CLARITY
We structure deals so partners keep healthy margins. No surprise markups.
SENIOR COLLABORATION
You work inside small, senior-led teams that preserve strategy and protect craft.
SYSTEMS AND RESEARCH
Partners working on a program supported by The Marketing Brain® receive the approved context they need, along with TWG templates and QA standards, so their work fits the larger program.
HOW IT WORKS
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APPLY AND REVIEW
Submit a short application and portfolio. We will review and follow up.
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INTRO CALL
If there is a potential fit, we invite you to a 20-minute introduction.
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ONBOARD
Accepted partners receive concise onboarding, templates, QA expectations, and a single TWG contact.
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MATCH OR BRING WORK
TWG matches you to client programs, or works with you on an opportunity that needs a multi-person team.
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DELIVER INSIDE TWG GOVERNANCE
You work to an agreed brief and QA gates while TWG keeps the client relationship and program coherent.
COMMERCIAL APPROACHES
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SUBCONTRACT MODEL
TWG signs the client SOW; the partner invoices TWG for agreed deliverables.
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CO-DELIVERY OR SPLIT-FEE
TWG and the partner share fees and responsibilities under an agreed split.
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REFERRAL OR INTRODUCTION
TWG refers work with a straightforward referral agreement.
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WHITE-LABEL OR AGENCY MODEL
Joint delivery arrangements that protect agency margins.
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Clear scope. Clear payment. No surprises.
MEET THE COLLECTIVE
The TWG Collective is a vetted network of independent consultants and boutique firms. Together, we deliver senior-led programs with clear commercial terms and senior oversight.
David Libby
Role: Content and public relations
Superpower: The power to influence my environment
Client wins: Google, PIXAR, RightNow Technologies
Paul Santello
Role: Data and digital marketing
Superpower: Finding healthy recipes that taste great
Client wins: T-Mobile, Salesforce, Honda
James Reitano
Role: Experience designer
Superpower: Turning complex concepts into friendly visuals
Client wins: Nike, Hewlett Packard, Wu-Tang Clan
Scott Alderton
Role: Legal expert
Superpower: Solving problems with creative, out of the box solutions
Client wins: Skype, LinkedIn, Beats by Dre, Ring Doorbell
Tony Winders
CEORole: Lead strategist and chief rainmaker
Superpower: Master networker, persuasive writer
Client wins: Warner Bros., NBC, Coca-Cola, ValueClick, GumGum, Epiq Global
Melissa Phillips
Role: Copywriting and content strategist
Superpower:Infinite hunger for learning
Client wins: JAMS, GSMS, University of La Verne
Tobin Trevarthen
Role: Brand narrative strategist
Superpower: Transforming complex topics into cogent outputs that breeds alignment
Client wins: Walmart, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, eBay
Jessica Howard
Role: Digital solutions expert
Superpower: Relationship building
Client wins: Applebee’s, Hyundai, Sony, Toyota
Peg Samuel
Role: Web3 expert
Superpower: Connecting people
Client wins: Ringo Starr, GRAMMYs, Olympics
Jesse Felluss
Role: Content and video specialist
Superpower: Adaptation
Client wins: Pepsi, Target, GQ
Susan von Seggern
Role: Media relations specialist
Superpower: Connecting the right people to the right opportunities in media, careers and life
Client wins: Getting Juliana Hatfield on the cover of Sassy
David Berkowitz
Role: B2B marketing strategist
Superpower: Connecting people, ideas and technologies
Client wins: Apple, Mondelez, Coca-Cola, NBCUniversal, Visa
Diana Hobstetter
Role: WordPress/Shopify/Squarespace specialist
Superpower: Empathy, which translates into visual communication and user experience
Client wins: Naked Juice, KABC, E!Online
Caroline Andoscia
Role: Public Relations and Digital Communications
Superpower: Relationship builder, strong writer, great at pitching – new business or a reporter
Client wins: Ferragamo, Humanscale, Sony, Conde Nast, Time Inc.
Laura Lewis
Role: Content creation, research, marketing
Superpower: In-depth knowlege of multiple cultures and nations
Client wins: Saudi Aramco, United Nations, Xerox, Epiq, Washington Post
Adam Knorr
Role: Copywriting expert
Superpower: Saying a lot with a little
Client wins: Merrell, Progressive, ReachMobi
Alexis Kruger
Role: Marketing account manager
Superpower: Organization, execution and relationship building
Client wins: Epiq Global, ADG
Stephanie Mojica
Role: Publicity, and Communications Expert
Superpower: Writing copy and content about complex tech, legal, and financial topics in terms that the general public can understand.
Client wins: Where do I begin? One bought a house through his book, which I coached him through writing and publishing (I also was his editor and publicist). Another got a $180,000 lawsuit client through a webpage I wrote for him. Another writing client filled her group coaching program.
Robert Adamo
Role: SEO Marketing, WordPress and Productivity Tool Developer
Superpower: Leveraging technology to increase productivity and success.
Client wins: Helping clients and companies grow their sales 10X or more with SEO.
Sarah Wallace
Role: Operations and Process Expert
Superpower: Helping companies connect the dots through building organizational infrastructure, process improvement/creation, and strategy development
Client wins: GumGum, Frameplay, Spark Networks (JDate)