To promote Spy x Family: Mission for Peanuts, we partnered with the local Barnes & Noble location with the highest manga sales to throw a game launch event, giving fans a hands‑on way to learn the game and meet the people behind it.
I led every part of the promotional push, from concept to execution, pairing in-store touchpoints with a coordinated social and digital campaign.



Mission success. The event was so well received that attendees asked for it to come to other locations – and many walked away newly interested in Kess Entertainment as a company.
The Burbank event was one piece of a broader Spy x Family: Mission for Peanuts launch push. Campaign-wide, that momentum showed up at retail too.



Spy x Family: Mission for Peanuts's success led to demand for a second event at the same Burbank Barnes & Noble – this time for the tabletop launch of Sonic Roll. We ran the same playbook, but leaned even further into exclusivity and FOMO with two once‑in‑a‑lifetime signed giveaway items.






We were overwhelmed by the positive response – having to open a waitlist for Sonic Roll players and almost selling out of inventory a second time, despite ordering higher quantities.





My analytical left brain loves the foundation of data in a spreadsheet. My delusional right brain wants to throw a grand masquerade ball with wax sealed invitations delivered via carrier pigeon. They battle it out and settle on a plan that can feasibly come together, but delivers that extra sparkle.
Spending over 7 years in marketing has led me master the somewhat chaotic tango between my right and left brain, and my relentless drive for that something more means I don't stop at industry standard.
At heart, I'm an excitable artsy kid who makes spreadsheets for everything, dreams big and loves learning. You'll find me in sunny SoCal, sipping one of three beverages at my desk with a cat on my lap. If you want to chat careers, life or exchange coffee shop recommendations, don't be shy. Say hello at fainadanielian@gmail.com.