The Achievements of Tod Seisser

Tod Seisser got his Fine Arts degree form the New York’s School of Visual Arts. He graduated in the 1979 year batch. His area of specialty at the time of his graduation was Advertising & Graphic Design. He began his career by working for Levine Huntley Schmidt & Beaver. At this firm he was the creative director. He spent five years working for this company that is from the year 1983 to the year 1988. Here the important clients he handled were New York Air, McCall's Magazine, Citizen Watch and Kronenbourg Beer. He in the year 1989 shifted to Ammirati Puris Lintas (Ammirati & Puris). His tenure here lasted for eight years that is from the year 1989 to the year 1997. Some of the important clients he handled while working here included Rolling Rock, Club Med, RCA, Burger King, Nikon, and UPS.

The next company he worked for was J. Walter Thompson, he however spent only eight months here. His tenure here was from the month of May to the month of December of the year 1997. Here he handled important clients including DeBeers, Clairol, Lipton, and Kelloggs. After that he shifted to Saatchi & Saatchi. Here he worked as the Chief Creative Officer. During his six years he spent here he handled important clients including Delta Airlines, Proctor & Gamble, and Johnson & Johnson. He also managed to bring to the company new clients. The clients he brought to the company included International Olympic Committee, Yoplait, Iams, and Kodak. He worked in this company from the year 1998 to the year 2004. After the year 2004 he worked as a free lancer. During his freelancing days he handled both agencies and clients. In the month of June in the year 2008 Tod Seisser started Grok. It is a marketing and advertising firm which is based in New York. Julie Bauer and Steve Landsberg helped him start Grok. He continues to work in Grok till this date.

Tod Seisser specialized in different areas including television and print.

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