Flash Mob America
| Company type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Entertainment |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Founder | Staci Lawrence, Conroe Brooks |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles , United States |
| Products | Flash mob experiences for corporate meetings, trade exhibitions, private events, marriage proposals, surprise occasions |
Flash Mob America is a flash mob production firm located in Los Angeles, founded in 2009 by Staci Lawrence and Conroe Brooks. The organization focuses on creating flash mob experiences tailored for corporate meetings, trade exhibitions, and private events.
History
The inception of Flash Mob America traces back to 2009 when Staci Lawrence and Conroe Brooks, after encountering each other at a tribute event following Michael Jackson's passing, developed a flash mob homage inspired by a viral YouTube video. This collaboration led to the formal establishment of the company later that year. One of their initial clients was Universal Music Group, which engaged them to coordinate three flash mobs promoting Janet Jackson's Number Ones album.
Over time, Flash Mob America broadened its offerings to encompass marriage proposals and exclusive surprise occasions. Among their distinguished projects are a 50th birthday flash mob arranged in 2011 for former NFL quarterback Steve Young and a surprise celebration for real estate magnate Kirk Kerkorian’s 95th birthday in 2012 at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
In 2013, the company played a key role in organizing a flash mob performance by Texas A&M students to honor former President George H.W. Bush, demonstrating Flash Mob America’s ability to serve diverse and prestigious clientele.