Ozier has built a solid reputation across a spectrum of industries wherein effective, experiential storytelling is a key component. His unique combination of left and right brain strengths has served him well in the application of his creative ethos to strategic communications and immersive experience…and kept him, for the most part, one step ahead of the law.

He is well known for exceptional, tightly-run shows of high-energy, style and strong expression of the client persona. His successful background in corporate and commercial film-making, evocative writing skills and creative approach to staging has set his work apart from that of others. The man can tell a story that sticks.

Significant work includes the 1992 Candle Light Vigil for the NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt in DC (audience of 250,000) and the landmark fundraising campaigns for Stanford University; creating the message experience that raised $1 billion for the institution in 1987- 1990, and another campaign for $1 billion in 2001-2002…leaving rooms full of weeping millionaires, coast-to-coast. His work in fundraising and development has included work for a number of non-profit agencies and several colleges and universities in the US.

Ceremonial work, in addition to myriad product launches and awards ceremonies, includes a litany of inaugurals and state visits of foreign political leaders, several Fleet Week events (cited for delivering “best event of 1989” by U.S. Navy for Fleet Week San Francisco),. With work in Europe, Australia and the United States, numerous live shows and resonant experiences in varying formats populate his professional history.