page_title: Think Company
section_title: History
hierarchical_section_title: Think Company / History
caption_attribution_description: English: Think Company, Philadelphia East (Juniper Meeting Room)
context_page_description: Think Company is an American experience design firm headquartered in the Greater Philadelphia region with one studio in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, two in Center City, Philadelphia, and a fourth in Denver, Colorado. Founded in 2007, the company conducts research that informs business strategy; and designs and creates software, business applications, responsive websites and more. As of 2019, it employs more than 105 people.
context_section_description: In September 2007, partners Brian McIntire and Carl White founded Think Brownstone in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania. They created the company's first studio by refurbishing the second and third floors of the 1891 Sons of America Building, transforming it into "an inviting and energizing space with high ceilings, oversized windows, comfortable couches and picture-framed whiteboards to capture ideas when they strike."
   In 2014, the company opened a second office in Center City, Philadelphia. Dubbed the Philadelphia Think Space, it occupies the mezzanine level of the 1924 Packard Grande building at 15th and Sansom Streets, once the home of First Pennsylvania Bank. Its foyer has a mural of Pennsylvania founder William Penn by local artist Jennifer Renshaw. Mayor Michael Nutter attended the July 10 opening ceremony.
  In 2014, the company had a front-end development team that was 40% women.
   In 2017, Think Brownstone officials changed the company's name to Think Company, saying that it reflected "their growth and focuses in on the most catching and relevant part of their name — think". Think Company also announced its third studio (the second in Center City Philadelphia), "Philadelphia East", in January 2017, in Horace Trumbauer's 1923 Philadelphia Building.
  In 2018, co-founders McIntire and White promoted themselves to co-chairman and promoted Russ Starke to chief executive officer, Bruce McMahon to chief operating officer, and Phil Charron to executive vice president.
caption: Philadelphia East (Juniper Meeting Room)
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