Miguel Gonzalez has held creative leadership positions in advertising, integrated and interactive agencies. Most recently at Momentum Worldwide, Miguel reorganized and invigorated the agency’s Digital practice across North America.

Previously at DraftFCB, Miguel led the emerging platforms team across marketing disciplines for Kmart, KFC and SC Johnson. Miguel was Creative Director at Leo Burnett where he co-led the group that launched “An Army Of One” for the
U.S. Army.

During the dot-com era at interactive agencies including Leapnet, Poppe Tyson (NY) and Ogilvy Interactive (NY), Miguel developed and launched interactive experiences and campaigns for LendingTree (a brand he named), Valvoline, Dean Witter, Prudential Securities, IBM, MSNBC and Slate online magazine. Miguel launched media mogul Barry Diller’s first web site at shopping network QVC in the mid-1990s.

At his first agency, Gyro Worldwide in Philadelphia, Miguel specialized in alternative media campaigns for Oaktree, Merry-Go-Round, Zipperhead and Mademoiselle magazine.

Miguel’s work has received awards from Cannes, the One Show, the Effies, Art Director’s Club of New York, Addys, Reggies, the Yahoo! Big Idea Chair and ad:tech.