Jesse Dylan

At the vanguard of the collective intelligence community, Jesse Dylan is the founder and CEO of Wondros, a global creative agency and production company that tells the stories of innovative organizations and individuals. The mission is to inspire, engage, and motivate people to take action in healthcare, cybersecurity, politics, and other areas ripe for positive change. Dylan also co-founded Snowcrash, a fully integrated premier digital platform and creative production studio providing conceptualization, state-of-the-art production facilities, marketing, NFT minting and sales services. Snowcrash empowers artists, cultural icons, content creators, influencers, celebrities and brands to access the untapped creative and economic potential of NFTs by harnessing latent value in already-created properties and by designing new digital assets and virtual experiences.

Dylan works across the globe on a wide range of projects from health, science, and education, to social justice and human rights. Current Covid-19 projects include public health navigation tools and medical self-advocacy platforms. He is a fellow at Science Commons and serves on the board of Public Knowledge, a public interest group based in Washington, DC, working to defend citizens' rights in our emerging digital culture.

Recently, Dylan's work has focused on telling the stories of the world's most innovative projects, people, and organizations. He created the iParticipate campaign for the Entertainment Industry Foundation, tying together film, print, and social media in the service of inspiring volunteerism across the United States. He directed the public service announcements, including a print campaign, for Stand Up to Cancer (SU2C.org), an organization committed to fostering collaboration in cancer research. He also directed a film for The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) about the newly completed Large Hadron Collider.

Dylan has directed acclaimed feature films, documentaries, music videos, and advertisements. He’s behind some of the most successful campaigns in commercial television, print, and interactive advertising. In 2016, he started working for the National Institutes of Health All of Us research program, creating and launching campaigns to enroll one million Americans as partners in revolutionizing personalized medicine. He also created a narrative strategy for the Biden Cancer campaign #cancerFIERCE, that connects cancer communities to the resources they need. In 2008, he directed the Emmy Award-winning Obama viral campaign “Yes We Can.” In 2012, he directed the Black Keys music video “Lonely Boy."

Dylan's previous work includes media projects for a diverse group of organizations, including Bono's nonprofit ONE, the (RED) campaign fighting AIDS in Africa, the Council on Foreign Relations, the PODER Reconciliation Forum, and a short film exploring innovation at Harvard Medical School. Dylan is also an active member of TED (Technology Entertainment Design), where he creates marketing materials and short films in support of TED prize winners.