Benji K Fulfer is your next Creative Client Service professional based in Austin, Texas & Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He currently works as an Sr. Account Executive at 160/90 in Philly.
Human-First Leadership. Creative Storytelling.
I help brands and people tell the stories that matter.
I have contributed to healthy client relationships to guide work for brands that include Virbac, nrg, Direct Energy, Wind Creek, Texas Tech University, SMU and many more. Rooted in finding the fine line between humanity and the brands they serve.
160/90
2023 – Current
160over90 is a cultural branding agency with roots in the streets of Philadelphia.
I was drawn to their pulse on everything from sports to music to entertainment. As the branding and advertising arm of WME, joining them felt like a big swing — and exactly the kind I wanted to take.
Since then, I’ve worked closely on national campaigns for powerhouse brands like NRG and rebellious institutions like Texas Tech University. From day one, I’ve sharpened my skills in organization, passion, and growth — and I keep raising the bar.
Archer
2019 – 2023
In 2019, I quit my job with one goal in mind: to land a “creative job.”
One lunch with a friend at Archer was all it took — I knew I had an itch that needed scratching. On my first day, I was thrown into a pitch to redesign Wind Creek Casino (which we won), and quickly found myself supporting major accounts like Virbac Animal Pharmaceuticals.
Though it was my first agency role, it lit a fire in me — to think creatively, build client relationships, and stretch muscles I didn’t know I had. I got to do it all from offices in Memphis, TN and Austin, TX.
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2010–2019
I never really had a “job” — not in the traditional sense.
In college, I wanted to be a filmmaker, a humanitarian, an artist… a dreamer. I never pictured myself as a career guy.
But I’ve done a bit of everything. I’ve worked for NGOs in Africa and managed a big box store. I’ve crisscrossed the U.S. living in an RV with five people, and I’ve waited tables. I started my own retail clothing brand and store. I interned at TOMS. I even won a national espresso competition. And yes, I’ve had $20 in my bank account more times than I’d like to admit.
My life has been packed with experiences — and every single one has led me here.