Huge

American design and marketing company

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April 2025 Huge merged with Hero Digital and reported growth, with 62% of clients utilizing AI/GenAI-driven projects.
December 2024 Huge was acquired by private equity firm AEA Investors.
July 2024 In partnership with NBCUniversal, Huge developed OLI, a generative AI chat experience for the Paris 2024 Summer Games.
July 2022 Huge laid off 3% of its global workforce and signed a lease for a 71,000 square foot Global Experience Center at Dock 72 in the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
June 2021 IPG named Mat Baxter as the company's Global Chief Executive Officer.
May 2019 Pete Stein, a Publicis Groupe veteran, replaced Michael Koziol as CEO.
March 2018 Aaron Shapiro announced his departure after 13 years, with Michael Koziol replacing him as CEO.
2013 Huge opened a production studio and expanded into integrated marketing. Launched the first redesign of New York City's municipal website in a decade.
2011 Huge launched a UX School program offering 12-week UX apprenticeships and opened offices in Rio de Janeiro and London. Began working with HBO to design and launch HBO GO.
2010 Aaron Shapiro was named CEO, and IPG invested between $8-10 million to accelerate global expansion, opening new offices in Brazil, China, Singapore, and Japan. David Skokna and Sasha Kirovski departed Huge.

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