NeoPangea, a creative agency specializing in interactive experiences and digital innovation, has appointed Jen Wallace as Vice President of Marketing & Client Strategy. Wallace brings nearly two decades of experience from National Geographic, where she developed media, digital products, and led strategic business development initiatives.
Wallace's career includes roles at Conde Nast and Jupiter Images (acquired by Getty Images) before joining National Geographic Kids magazine as a photography editor. At National Geographic's Brand Studio, she created interactive experiences, data visualizations, games, and microsites that advanced digital storytelling. In 2016, she joined the National Geographic Experiences Team, leading business development for traveling exhibitions, museum partnerships, and large-scale immersive projects.
“We’ve worked with Jen for nearly a decade, and honestly, we’re lucky that we get to hang out with her full-time,” said Brett Bagenstose, Founder and Creative Director of NeoPangea. “She’s got the vision, the talent, and, most importantly, the ability to not only tolerate our uniqueness, but add to it. And that’s rare.”
In her new role, Wallace will leverage her storytelling expertise and strategic vision to drive NeoPangea’s next phase of growth, focusing on boundary-pushing experiences and innovative client partnerships. “True to my Nat Geo roots, when I think about the expanding opportunities in experiential design, gaming, and interactives, I feel like an explorer with a map that hasn’t yet been charted,” said Wallace. “I’m eager to help drive business development at NeoPangea, forging new partnerships with brands, museums, and themed entertainment pioneers.”
The appointment of Wallace underscores NeoPangea's commitment to attracting top-tier talent and expanding its strategic capabilities in the experiential design sector. As the agency seeks to push the boundaries of interactive experiences, Wallace's background in creating immersive installations and digital products positions her to lead client strategy and marketing efforts. The move comes as demand for experiential marketing and interactive content continues to grow across industries.
