careers

Serious work created by people who don’t take themselves too seriously

Neighborhood

Our most frequented

It’s not all finance… Wall Street has great food, a seafront promenade, rooftop concerts, cultural events series and more.

Sia/Addison Right outside the 2, 3 subway, you will see our flag flying above Wall Street
Fosun Plaza You might catch the ‘footy’ on a giant screen, or enjoy a performance artist or the sculptures during your lunch break
Federal Hall When New York was the U.S. capital
Fearless Girl Statue What can we say? We love her!
The Gold Reserve There’s more gold in here than any other place in the world
Trinity Church Lunch performances and decipher an ominous cryptogram 
on a Manhattan tomb.
La Colombe
 Americanos that will knock your socks off
Eataly Stock your pantry with Italy's best - right above H&M
Stone Street An entire cobbled street with outdoor dining and late-night drinking
Dead Rabbit
 Voted best cocktails in the U.S.
The Elevated Acre Escape the bustle in a secluded garden above the streets. Perfect for a peaceful break.
Fraunces Tavern Historical pub where you can see George Washington’s tooth
Manhatta Probably the best lunchtime view in all New York
Cipriani Red carpet events on our doorstep where Liza Minnelli had her wedding reception. Hamilton’s crib was there too.
Piers 16 and 17 Open-air rooftop, socially-distanced dining, tall ships and much more
Seaport district
 Art, entertainment, shopping and food with a 19th-century setting – a unique NY vibe
Luchadores NYC Yummy fast Mexican food to go or to eat in an Airstream!
NYC Ferry Get around by boat, for the price of the subway. Also just one stop to Ikea.
River promenade
 A lovely place for lunch and to watch the boats
Ferry to Governors Island An amazing “otherworldly” destination
Water Street Digital Clock This 45‘x50‘ digital clock was created by designer Rudolph de Harak in 1971…classic typography
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema Dine-in cinema, but also home to The Press Room—a museum, letterpress print shop, a bar, and a private event space all-in-one.
inside look

The trials and tribulations of creative life

Acted, directed, written, produced and filmed here at Sia/Addison.

murals at Sia/Addison

An artist’s study in orange

We hired artist Marcos Chin, who hand-painted our murals, bringing a whimsical and creative vibe to the space.

Our history:
Probably more than you need to know…

In the beginning

Founded by a Wall Street journalist and a magazine designer

In 1962, Leslie Segal and Dick Lewis had an idea—that great storytelling and engaging design could create an industry. And so smarter and more strategic annual reports were born and transformed forever. Today we call this union Strategy Made Visible®.

You’re the goldfish people, right?

The Wolff and the goldfish

As part of a major global agency in the 1980s, our then Global Creative Director Michael Wolff created our famous goldfish in 1987. That enduring symbol proved to have incredible brand recall and helped launch our branding business. People from decades ago still remember Sia/Addison by our beautiful goldfish.

Growing up on our way downtown

From brownstones to skyscrapers

We bought three brownstones and linked them together on rather seedy 34th Street in 1963. Three decades later we moved into Chiat Day’s old office in Union Square during the 1990s. In 2001 we moved downtown to Exchange Place, and then to Wall Street in 2012 before it became a hub of downtown chic. Our final home is in the beautiful Bank of New York skyscraper, in an office space designed by Gensler.

Join us

We're always looking to hire smart, driven, curious and forward-thinking people.

Email us at info@addison.com