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In this episode of Spikes Excitement Talks, Gordon sits down with Suzanne Powers, Founder and CEO of Powers Creativity and former Global Chief Strategy Officer and President at McCann Worldgroup. With a career that has shaped some of the most iconic agencies—including TBWA, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, and McCann—Suzanne shares her journey through the world of brand strategy, creative transformation, and what it truly takes to power creativity. They explore the impact of disruption as a strategic tool, the importance of embedding creativity at every level of an organization, and how brands can create culturally resonant work. Suzanne also reflects on the evolving creative landscape, why the best strategies are never built in isolation, and how bold thinking can drive meaningful change. Tune in for an inspiring conversation on the future of creativity, leadership, and why starting a “selfish company” might just be the best career move.

Doffen har lang fartstid i reklamebransjen, men karrieren startet ikke før han la skiene på hyllen. Etter en karriere med kulekjøring i verdenscupen vendte han snuten mot Westerdahls og Oslo. En reise som igjen førte han til den konkurransedrevne reklameverden i USA, i reklamehusene Crispin Porter + Bogusky og Leo Burnett. Er reklamelivet over dammen som vi så i MAD MEN? Og er mediebudsjettene så rause og endeløse, sammenlignet med Norge, som vi tenker at de er? Hva har det å si for kreativitet? Doffen byr på gode historier og refleksjoner om alt fra første gang han fikk føle hierarkiet på kroppen til hvordan det var å hente hjem en sølvløve i Cannes Lion, hvor han attpåtil klarte å fornærme Arctic Monkeys på Spotifys store strandparty.Produsert av Espen Vik Morild for Utetrend.no Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of Great Minds, we're pleased to welcome Josh Gross, Chief Creative Officer at Energy BBDO. Josh walks us through his incredible and unique career, from his days at powerhouse agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky to his present role at Energy BBDO.

What is it? This episode is the seventh in a series of conversations that I'm having in partnership with the Cannes Lion Festival of Creativity. For the weeks leading up to Cannes, we're focusing our study of leadership through a single lens. The impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Creative Industries. Are we moving fast enough? Are we going far enough? Is this an opportunity to fundamentally redesign the creative industries? Or do we adjust and iterate, slowly and carefully? Do we follow the puck, or skate to where it's going? There are opportunities and risks around every corner. Before we jump into this conversation, a couple of programming notes. I had originally intended to finish this series of conversations with this episode, and then to do a wrap up episode on my takeaways from the series. But I've got a chance to interview an industry legend at Cannes, and so I'm going to extend the series by one more. You'll hear that conversation at the end of Cannes next week. And then, the week after, we'll wrap up the series. Tiffany Rolfe is a mother, as well as the Global Chair and Global Chief Creative Officer at R/GA. I asked Tiffany to come back on the show because she is, as you'll hear, a self described tech optimist. She's also one of the most original thinkers that I know. Her professional journey has taken her from Executive Creative Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, to Chief Content Officer and Partner at one of the first agency consultancy hybrids, Co:Collective, to her role at R/GA. If you haven't heard our earlier episode in which she talks about the challenges of combining a demanding career with being a mother, it's a really powerful listen. In this conversation, one of the first questions that came up was, how should we think about AI? Stay tuned next week for our final conversation in the series. And in the meantime, thanks for joining us.

Edited highlights of our full length conversation. What is it? This episode is the seventh in a series of conversations that I'm having in partnership with the Cannes Lion Festival of Creativity. For the weeks leading up to Cannes, we're focusing our study of leadership through a single lens. The impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Creative Industries. Are we moving fast enough? Are we going far enough? Is this an opportunity to fundamentally redesign the creative industries? Or do we adjust and iterate, slowly and carefully? Do we follow the puck, or skate to where it's going? There are opportunities and risks around every corner. Before we jump into this conversation, a couple of programming notes. I had originally intended to finish this series of conversations with this episode, and then to do a wrap up episode on my takeaways from the series. But I've got a chance to interview an industry legend at Cannes, and so I'm going to extend the series by one more. You'll hear that conversation at the end of Cannes next week. And then, the week after, we'll wrap up the series. Tiffany Rolfe is a mother, as well as the Global Chair and Global Chief Creative Officer at R/GA. I asked Tiffany to come back on the show because she is, as you'll hear, a self described tech optimist. She's also one of the most original thinkers that I know. Her professional journey has taken her from Executive Creative Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, to Chief Content Officer and Partner at one of the first agency consultancy hybrids, Co:Collective, to her role at R/GA. If you haven't heard our earlier episode in which she talks about the challenges of combining a demanding career with being a mother, it's a really powerful listen. In this conversation, one of the first questions that came up was, how should we think about AI? Stay tuned next week for our final conversation in the series. And in the meantime, thanks for joining us.

Edited highlights of our full length conversation. What is it? This episode is the seventh in a series of conversations that I'm having in partnership with the Cannes Lion Festival of Creativity. For the weeks leading up to Cannes, we're focusing our study of leadership through a single lens. The impact of Artificial Intelligence on the Creative Industries. Are we moving fast enough? Are we going far enough? Is this an opportunity to fundamentally redesign the creative industries? Or do we adjust and iterate, slowly and carefully? Do we follow the puck, or skate to where it's going? There are opportunities and risks around every corner. Before we jump into this conversation, a couple of programming notes. I had originally intended to finish this series of conversations with this episode, and then to do a wrap up episode on my takeaways from the series. But I've got a chance to interview an industry legend at Cannes, and so I'm going to extend the series by one more. You'll hear that conversation at the end of Cannes next week. And then, the week after, we'll wrap up the series. Tiffany Rolfe is a mother, as well as the Global Chair and Global Chief Creative Officer at R/GA. I asked Tiffany to come back on the show because she is, as you'll hear, a self described tech optimist. She's also one of the most original thinkers that I know. Her professional journey has taken her from Executive Creative Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, to Chief Content Officer and Partner at one of the first agency consultancy hybrids, Co:Collective, to her role at R/GA. If you haven't heard our earlier episode in which she talks about the challenges of combining a demanding career with being a mother, it's a really powerful listen. In this conversation, one of the first questions that came up was, how should we think about AI? Stay tuned next week for our final conversation in the series. And in the meantime, thanks for joining us.

Navigating Career Peaks and Life's RealitiesThis episode features a candid conversation with Rachel Carlson, co-founder of Foulmouth Creative, about her journey through the competitive advertising industry. Starting from her early days at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, she dives into the intense workload and culture, leading to her transition to a healthier work-life balance at Deutsch. Rachel discusses her departure due to an unsupportive environment upon starting a family and how that personal challenge turned into career-defining moments, such as creating the first lactating nipple ad aired on Network TV. Finally, she shares the inception of Foulmouth Creative, highlighting the importance of authentic client relationships and maintaining a balanced, joyful work environment.00:00 Introduction and Content Warning02:10 Meet Rachel Carlson02:45 Rachel's Background and Interests07:04 A UFO Encounter10:19 Growing Up in a Military Family18:26 Discovering a Passion for Writing23:21 Entering the Advertising World29:18 Burnout and Career Highs29:42 Transition to a Healthier Work Environment31:11 Questioning the Necessity of Long Hours34:19 Building Something New at Donor LA35:43 Unexpected Pregnancy and Career Challenges37:35 A Career-Defining Campaign43:31 Launching Foulmouth Creative46:47 Navigating Business Ownership52:07 Client Relationships and Authenticity56:11 Future Aspirations and ContentmentSupport the Podcast: https://www.patreon.com/growyourcreativeagency

Cracking the Code of Brand Science Ethan Decker, Applied Brand Science – The Sharkpreneur podcast with Karl McKinnie Episode 1006 Ethan Decker Ethan Decker is a scientist by training and a marketer by trade. After 20 years in advertising, he now travels the world teaching marketing leaders and their teams how to use brand science to grow their business. He is a regular speaker and published expert on the topics of brand science, brand strategy, and marketing effectiveness. Ethan has a PhD in ecology and studied complex systems at the Santa Fe Institute. He has worked at some of the most storied ad agencies, including Crispin Porter + Bogusky (named Agency of the Decade) and 72andSunny (2x Agency of the Year). And he has travelled the world as a market researcher and strategic consultant. You can watch his TED talk online, where he dances like a peacock spider. Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Ethan Decker about cracking the code of brand science. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - How small changes in one area can have a significant impact elsewhere, like the butterfly effect. - Why advertising on social media might not be the best marketing for your brand. - How traveling the world can provide people with a perspective on cultural differences and universals in branding. - Why it's important to strike a balance between creativity and data-driven strategies depending on the industry. - How using a mix of data, logic, and creativity increases your chances of success. Connect with Ethan: Twitter @edecker LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/appliedbrandscience Links Mentioned: appliedbrandscience.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brendan Shields-Shimizu is the Chief Innovation Officer at Crispin Porter + Bogusky a role he took on when CPB announced an expansion of services and integrated new capabilities under the agency banner. Prior to this role, Brendan served as CEO at Observatory by Crispin, one of Fast Company's “World's Most Innovative Companies” for three years in a row in 2020, 2021 and 2022.   He had been with Observatory and its predecessor, CAA Marketing, since 2011, leading a 4x Emmy, 4x Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity Lions Grand Prix and Sundance Institute-winning agency for the content era – a global full-service creative ad agency with deep roots in entertainment. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dylanconroy/support

Wharton's Barbara Kahn and Dr. Americus Reed speak with Maggie Malek, President North America at Crispin Porter + Bogusky about creative marketing, the importance of culture in marketing, how her military service plays a role in her current career, managing a global workforce, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, we welcome Simeon and Anne from Dream Quickly. What a dream team! I had so much fun with these two beautiful humans, exploring how they co-created a project to put nature on the board at Faith in Nature, and then created a toolkit so you can do the same. Together we will explore:- How Anne's love of nature was a seed that grew- How to give Nature a voice in decision making- The process they went through in including the voice of Nature on the board- Some of the challenges that they encountered and how they overcame them- How your organisation can contribute to a global shift in placing Nature at the heart of everythingYou can read the action takeaways from this episode, comment, co create future episodes, connect with fellow changemakers and join us on the journey. You can visit futureplanet.love to sign in or sign up. Let's get into it.Examples of this solutionFaith in Nature has pioneered this solution with the Nature on the Board process (link)Anne and Simeon have produced some fantastic FAQs that illuminate the process (link)FuturePlanet community member Brad Vanstone at Willicroft was key in making Mother Nature their CEO in January 2020 (link)Who is Anne HopkinsAnne is the brilliant co-creator and the heart behind Nature on the Board. She pours her heart into her role as the Creative Director at Faith in Nature, letting nature guide her vision and work in branding and messaging. With a decade in the creative industry, Anne leads Dream Quickly as its Creative Director to elevate brand creativity. Anne's freelance journey includes collaborating with renowned agencies like Wieden + Kennedy, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, and BBH London, among others.Who is Simeon RoseSimeon co-created Nature on the Board and leads as Brand Director at Faith In Nature. Since joining Faith In Nature in 2017, he's been reimagining what green companies think and do in our times.In 2021, Faith In Nature named Nature as a director. This gave our planet both a voice and a vote in their organisation. Their journey is all shared openly on the Faith in Nature website (link above), inspiring others to do the same.He calls West Wales home, living alongside his creative partner, Anne Hopkins, and their dog, Sonic. Living close to nature, they're reminded every day of the beauty of the world around them. And why they do what they do.Where shall we go next, what questions shall we ask? To co-create the podcast with us, connect with fellow change makers in the FuturePlanet community of action, visit www.futureplanet.love to sign in or sign up.

After building her career at agencies including Crispin Porter + Bogusky in Boulder, Colorado, and MullenLowe in Boston, Katy Hornaday joined Barkley in 2012 to put roots down in her home region of the midwest. Eleven years later, she has nearly doubled the size of the creative team as the agency continues to build momentum and pick up larger clients, such as Planet Fitness and Red Lobster. Hornaday attributes this growth to the foundation she set as executive creative director, a role she took on in 2017, to build a strong sense of trust, communication and collaboration among the team. In this episode, Hornaday also chats about Barkley's use of generative AI and teases some upcoming work this fall. Listen to this episode and subscribe to Campaign Chemistry wherever you get your podcasts.campaignlive.comWhat we know about advertising, you should know about advertising. Start your 1-month FREE trial to Campaign US.  

Evan Fry and I met during the 2014 US National Cyclocross Championships in Boulder, Colorado. I was there promoting my cycling brand, Rouler, and Evan was enjoying a week of racing, industry parties and supporting all his homies. We bumped into each other on top of a hill at Valmont Bike Park where I was dressed up as a crazed rooster heckling riders as they tried to navigate a steep and slippery downhill off-camber portion of the course, and I think he was just stoked to see some weirdo having as much fun as he was having!Our conversation touches on the span of Evan's career in the commercial creative industry and his particular affinity for leading and mentoring young creatives which ultimately led him to his most recent venture, Ideas For Animals, which marries his passion for serving up big ideas with his equally big heart and mission in the world to cultivate a judgment-free life of radical creativity.Evan's one of those people who I have admired and been inspired by since we first met in the midst of mud, blood, beers and bike racing. And it's a real honor to call this guy a friend.About Evan Fry:This is not one of those bios pretending to be written by someone other than the person the bio is describing. If it were, it may have started with “Evan Fry is a longtime veteran of the commercial creative industry, spending more than 12 years winning every award and learning a lot about content production at Crispin Porter + Bogusky during its heyday, and then co-running his own venture with a couple of co-founders at a startup called Victors & Spoils until it was acquired by a holding company (woo hoo!).Since 2015, Evan has been keeping his own tiny agency in the black and trying to show up in the world as a person doing more good than damage. Most recently, Evan launched Ideas for Animals, a creative shop “ideating for kindness” with open source ideas and serving animal-free clients.Evan is a longtime cyclist, animal lover, vegan coach, creative mentor and spiritual seeker. He's been through his share of tough stuff but still sees himself as radically privileged and well-equipped for what this crazy world seems to value…” And so on. But such a 3rd-person approach would be disingenuous, because Evan is writing this himself. Just like most people do when writing their bio. Trying to be clever. Wondering if it's too long. Or boring. But knowing it's probably just fine. Especially because nobody but his mom will read it.You can find Evan on the internet at Ideas For Animals, Fry (his personal portfolio site) or @ideas_for_animals on the ‘Gram.The podcast streams on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. And NOW, you can check out the visual experience on YouTube!HOW CAN I SUPPORT THE PODCAST?Subscribe & Review:  iTunes | Spotify | YouTube | Stitcher | AmazonDonate: Check out our Patreon account.

Crispin Porter + Bogusky. Is back. Recently, Observatory and sister agencies MMI and Vitro merged under the Crispin banner to create an integrated creative powerhouse. Brendan Shields-Shimizu is the Chief Innovation Officer at Crispin Porter + Bogusky. We talk the new Crispin. We talk about meeting Morgan Freeman. LA Advertising. And branded entertainment. Links: Connect with Brendan: here Connect with us: here Win a Crowbar to break into advertising: here --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/breakenter/message

Today's episode is kind of wild, and that comes as no surprise because today's guest is THE Alex Bogusky. Alex was creative director, then partner, then co-chairman of Crispin Porter + Bogusky and was named "Creative Director of the Decade" by Adweek in 2010. Alex led some of the most celebrated and revered ad campaigns of the last few decades. But he left the ad industry behind, and we get a glimpse into his new path in life. You're going to want your SCUBA gear for this one... Alex dives DEEP into topics like infinite consciousness, releasing ego, love, and meditative journeys. Take notes, re-listen a few times, and let it all sink in. 303-718-7048   Follow us on Instagram: @wheeliecreative  View past episodes, transcripts, and more info about the show: wheeliecreative.com/podcast  Don't forget to subscribe and if you haven't already, please leave us a review to let us know what you think about the show! Support the show by shopping from our Affiliate Links: Adobe Athletic Brewing Creative Live  Creative Market  Descript 

This week, we're joined by President & CMO at Cactus, Jeff Graham. With extensive agency experience, Jeff brings an incredible perspective of the true role of the account service department and how their work can drastically improve the creative quality and output of any agency. Jeff shares stories from his previous life at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, as well as insights into the incredibly meaningful work he's leading at denver-based Cactus. We dive into how mission driven marketing comes to life in the agency world, fabulous advice that Jeff has for others in the industry and so much more! Key Takeaways:Did you know that men are 4x more likely than women to die by suicide? Jeff shares the work him and his team are doing to help solve this difficult problem. Jeff shares how deep his passion is for one of the agencies he previously worked for – which may or may not have resulted in a tattoo!We discuss how account reps can best support their creative counterparts in the agency world.Jeff speaks to the importance of work that focuses on behavior change. Guest Bio:Jeff Graham is President & CMO of Cactus, a strategically-led creative agency specializing in consumer behavior change. Prior to Cactus, Jeff was SVP, Managing Director at Barkley, and co-founder, Managing Director of Boulder creative boutique Grenadier. Jeff brings 30 years of agency experience leading account teams in some of the country's most creatively-driven agencies including Crispin Porter Bogusky, Arnold Worldwide, TBWAChiatDay, and CORE. Jeff's account experience spans some of the world's most iconic brands—Microsoft, Volkswagen, Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey, Best Buy, NFL, Gibson Guitar, Virgin Mobile, Bass Pro Shops, Indian Motorcycle, Under Armour, and Old Navy (as interim CMO). For decades, Jeff has taught university students and mentored young account services professionals on the art of 'Creative Account Leadership'. By creating the conditions on every project and every account where bold, culture-changing creative ideas can thrive, the account function can play a crucial role in improving creative output and driving brand growth. He's been an adjunct professor at both the University of Colorado-Boulder and the University of Missouri-Columbia; and he's a frequent guest speaker for ad clubs nationwide. A native of St. Louis, Jeff is a graduate of the Missouri School of Journalism (BJ) and St. Louis University's Chaifetz School of Business (MBA). He's a classic car enthusiast, cancer survivor, lucky husband who outkicked his coverage, proud dad to 4 amazing girls, volunteer/board member for several non-profit and charitable organizations, a board member for the One Club-Denver, and past president of AdClub Colorado (AAF).

Roy Grace may well be the best ad guy you've never heard of.But you'll recognise some of his Volkswagen ads below, created at DDB between 1965 and 1986.Whereas most creatives will lean towards a particular medium - Roy was as good in print as he was in tv.Many creatives make their names on one, great account, like a Nike or Volkswagen, Roy did great work across everything; from J&B Rare whisky to Alka-Seltzer, from Chanel to SOS soap scrubbing pads, from Land Rover to IBM computers.Most creatives create their best work with one partner - Roy did great work with dozens of different partners (leading to the phrase 'everybody did their best work with Roy, Roy did his best work with everybody').Scroll through the work below and some of it may strike you as a little basic, especially compared to todays CGI extravaganzas.Take Mobil oil; tin cans on an empty table tops.It doesn't appear very 'creative'.But next time you need a motor oil, my money says you'll buy Mobil.Even if you didn't like the ads, you'll just think it's the best oil.Forty years after they were made.He left DDB with his writer Diane Rothschild, to set up Grace & Rothschild.Shortly after, they hired a young writer called Allen Richardson.Allen went on to create a lot of great work of his own, a large chunk of it at Crispin Porter + Bogusky in their golden years.But Allen has just created different - a website about Roy.Not a post, A SITE!I caught up with Allen recently to ask what the hell was he thinking?(https://davedye.com/2023/04/24/roy-grace-site-with-allen-richardson/)

Rodrigo Maroni is CSO of WundermanThompson in New York. He's managed strategy teams at Weiden+Kennedy and Crispin Porter & Bogusky too. And back in Brazil, Rodrigo led Brazil's Account Planning Group or Grupo de Planejamento.  Rodrigo is my kind of strategy leader–he wants his teams to grow, to take risks, and to thrive.  But this isn't the experience of all strategists out there. Some bosses aren't great. So, in this episode, we discuss how to develop the next generation of strategists. Rodrigo is teaching a masterclass for Sweathead in March.  You can find him here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/romaroni/ ** Next strategy events: Masterclass with WundermanThompson CSO Rodrigo Maroni (March) The Sweathead Strategy Accelerator (March) WTEff-The Eff-ing Effectiveness Festival (April) Details: http://www.sweathead.com. ** Sign up to our weekly strategy newsletter: http://eepurl.com/dscjW5 ** Sweathead is a support group for strategists and account planners around the world. We host conferences, online courses, live events, and podcasts. We also train companies.

Can advertising's immense power to change behavior be used for good? In this brand new podcast, produced by Intelligence Squared, Myra Nussbaum, President and Chief Creative Officer at Havas Chicago and Dan Lucey, Chief Creative Officer at Havas New York, talk to the people who are harnessing the power of advertising to help people and the planet. This week, Dan and Myra were joined by the VP of Creative at Liquid Death Mountain Water. For Gen Z water connoisseurs, Liquid Death has become a cult favorite. The punky, irreverent drink, designed like a beer can and adorned with a melting skull has drawn a huge following on social media. Its TikTok account is the most followed beverage brand in the US on the platform, at 2.9 million followers, and with content earning more than 21 billion media impressions in the past year. Across its social media content, Liquid Death has collaborated with icons like Martha Stewart, Tony Hawk, who appears in several videos as a Liquid Death fanboy; Steve-O, who got ‘Liquid Death' tattooed on his neck, and Wiz Khalifa. Andy even tells us about one viral commercial, in which the CEO of Liquid Death, Mike Cessario, got a fan's face tattooed on his body.  Previously, Andy was VP Associate Creative Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, VP Creative Director and Deutsch LA, Creative Director in Residence at Humanaut Creative and Group Creative Director at McKinney LA. At Liquid Death, Andy helps oversee all creative outputs of Liquid Death, from viral advertising campaigns to social content to merch to experiential events and more.

Can advertising's immense power to change behaviour be used for good? In this brand new podcast, produced by Intelligence Squared, Myra Nussbaum, President and Chief Creative Officer at Havas Chicago and Dan Lucey, Chief Creative Officer at Havas New York, talk to the people who are harnessing the power of advertising to help people and the planet. This week, Dan and Myra were joined by the VP of Creative at Liquid Death Mountain Water. For Gen Z water connoisseurs, Liquid Death has become a cult favourite. The punky, irreverent drink, designed like a beer can and adorned with a melting skull has drawn a huge following on social media. Its TikTok account is the most followed beverage brand in the US on the platform, at 2.9 million followers, and with content earning more than 21 billion media impressions in the past year. Across its social media content, Liquid Death has collaborated with icons like Martha Stewart, Tony Hawk, who appears in several videos as a Liquid Death fanboy; Steve-O, who got ‘Liquid Death' tattooed on his neck, and Wiz Khalifa. Andy even tells us about one viral commercial, in which the CEO of Liquid Death, Mike Cessario, got a fan's face tattooed on his body.  Previously, Andy was VP Associate Creative Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, VP Creative Director and Deutsch LA, Creative Director in Residence at Humanaut Creative and Group Creative Director at McKinney LA. At Liquid Death, Andy helps oversee all creative outputs of Liquid Death, from viral advertising campaigns to social content to merch to experiential events and more.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hablamos con Tomás Ferrándiz, director creativo ejecutivo en Contrapunto BBDO, sobre el valor de las ideas, la importancia de hacer cosas, metaverso, tecnología, creatividad y algunos secretos de adolescente… Repasamos la última campaña de Crispin Porter Bogusky para el Día Internacional de la Mujer, vemos lo que opinan las redes sobre una campaña de U-Power que da bastante vergüenza ajena, jugamos a adivinar el anuncio y damos algunos consejos para insultar mejor.CPB: https://cpblondon.com/news/new-ad-campaign-tackles-everyday-gender-bias/U-Power: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=En9kCUS-TXoÁrboles de ceniza: http://tomasferrandiz.com/portfolio/trees-of-ashes-galicia-ambiental/Little Makers: http://littlemakers.esThe Skynet Archives: https://mailchi.mp/148c20ab45ea/the-skynet-archivesSíguenos (si quieres) en Instagram en @concdecopy y en Twitter en @somosconcdecopy y mándanos (también si quieres) un DM con tu opinión, sugerencias, preguntas o insultos. Respondemos a todo con la misma intensidad.

Season 9, Episode 7 - If It's Simple or Easy, You're Not Growing - Peter Giorgi, CMO, Equinox WELCOME TO SEASON 9! We're honored that you're here with us and very grateful to have you as a listener.About Peter GiorgiPeter Giorgi is the Chief Marketing Officer of Equinox, the global leader in luxury fitness and high-performance living. As CMO, Peter oversees all marketing functions, operations and strategy for the company which includes the brand's 105 Equinox Fitness Clubs globally, as well as the Equinox+ app that provides members access to in-club and digital programming across preeminent brands including SoulCycle, HeadStrong, PURE Yoga, and TB12, among others.  Peter is a passionate storyteller, fanatical creative advocate and true believer in the power of great ideas to change the course of business and culture.  Prior to joining Equinox, Peter held the role of Chief Marketing Officer of Celebrity Cruises where he looked after all aspects of the cruise line's global marketing, including brand strategy and creative development, digital marketing, social media, research, loyalty, direct marketing and advertising. Earlier, Peter served as Global Head of Advertising for Airbnb, where he contributed to the brand's creative and strategic excellence, leading the development of marketing platforms that dramatically increased the global growth and adoption of the brand. Prior to joining Airbnb, Peter was VP Account Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, one of the world's most awarded advertising agencies, where he worked on clients including Volkswagen, Jose Cuervo, vitaminwater, Kraft.Connect and learn more about Peter and Equinox: Equinox, Twitter + LinkedIn. Klay's NoteWant more information on our custom meditations? Email: Assistant@PlanAwithKlay.com.If you're looking for a cool scripted podcast drama, check out Venice HERE by Marisa Bramwell.Thank you for listening to Season 8 of Plan A Konversations! Share your thoughts and follow Klay on your favorite social media: @PlanAwithKlay and use the hashtag #PlanA101​​​. Want more Plan A? Subscribe to Klay's website: KlaySWilliams.com.If you've been motivated, inspired and called to action by this podcast, please consider contributing with the link provided below.Support the show (https://paypal.me/PlanAEnterprises?locale.x=en_US)

On today's episode I chat with Ryan Kutscher. Ryan is co-founder of Circus Maximus. The full service agency has won Ad Age Small Agency of the Year three times since it's founding in 2013. They've had clients including Gilette, Roman, Shake Shack and Smart Water.   Before founding his own agency Ryan was a creative director at Crispin Porter Bogusky where he worked on a lot of influential work including the Whopper Freakout campaign. Ryan also worked as Chief Creative Officer at J. Walter Thompson.  In this episode we talk a lot about starting an ad agency. Why Ryan wanted his own shop, how he found his first clients, his experience pitching for business, developing a company culture, creating an in-house production arm and so much more about the process of running a small agency. We talk about what Ryan would do differently if he were to start an agency in 2021, and about strategies for how they're continuing to grow their business in the future. There is so much more we touch on I think you're really going to enjoy this episode. If you have any feedback, or suggestions about the show please hit us up on our email: dontskippodcast (at) gmail (dot) com. Please also rate and review us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you are hearing this now. The reviews are super helpful in spreading the word and helping this podcast grow. Thank you! Ryan's agency: circusmaximus.com Zack's work: zackseckler.com Find Zack on Instagram: @zackseckler Email us: dontskippodcast (at) gmail (dot) com Don't Skip is a podcast featuring conversations with ad-agency creatives and other talents who help create award-winning advertising. Ads you don't want to skip. Each episode delivers valuable insights into how the best campaigns are created along with honest discussion about the challenges and opportunities experienced during a career as a commercial creative. Topics include pitching to clients, creative ideation, client relations, treatments and creative calls, pre-production and on-set adventures. Don't Skip is hosted by award-winning comedy director and photographer Zack Seckler.

Anyone who has worked in the creative industry knows that no two roles are the same. From agencies big and small to in-house gigs across a variety of industries, creative roles can vary greatly. Miranda Miller, senior marketing designer at Brandfolder, shares her creative journey and the lessons learned as she has grown throughout her career. In this episode, Miranda shares her insights on how her agency experience coupled with her love for working with her hands has turned her into the designer she is today. She touches on how being thrown into the fire taught her to trust herself and how she's learned to appreciate the criticism and critiques received along the way. Miranda is the creative visionary behind so much of what we do here at Brandfolder, and we're excited to share a bit of her journey with you all!Miranda Miller, senior marketing designer at Brandfolder, started her creative career with a BA in Creative Advertising from Michigan State. Following school, she took a leap of faith and moved to Colorado on a whim. Her talent landed her a role as an agency designer at Crispin Porter Bogusky, where she worked on high profile brands such as Dominos, Hotels.com, and American Airlines. With a healthy mix of big and small agency experience throughout her career, Miranda brings a fresh perspective to the B2B SaaS world, helping Brandfolder to stand out to marketers and creatives alike.

Episode 101Our special guest for today is the Henry Ford of video ads, Travis Chambers. Travis is a Forbes 30 Under 30 lister and founder of Chamber.Media, a growth and video agency with 100 employees that has tripled the revenue of 6 multi-million dollar DTC companies, driven $600M in tracked revenue, managed $100M in ad spend, makes 3,000+ videos a month for ads on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and Pinterest. Travis has been a keynote speaker at Google Growth Summit, VidCon, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and has been featured in Inc, Entrepreneur, AdWeek, HuffPo, among others. Travis led distribution and content strategy for "YouTube's #1 Ad of the Decade," Kobe vs. Messi with 140 million views and took Old Navy from 2M to 8M Facebook likes while at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, working with brands like Kraft, VitaminWater, Amazon and others.Tune in now and learn from Travis how to create viral videos![00:01 - 06:09] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Travis ChambersTravis talks about his journey to ecommerce[06:10 - 14:00] Creating Viral VideosThe new way to reach the masses according to TravisTravis reveals how to create a viral video onlineHe talks about his experience running an MMA business[14:01 - 28:01] The 3 Ways to Live LifeWant some Amazon refunds? Check out GetidaPromo code: FTM400Travis shares his experience working 70 hours weekly for the manHe talks about the 3 ways to live your lifeEntrepreneurship is just one!When to leave your current job[28:02 - 33:14] Closing Segment Here's a rarely talked about topic related to entrepreneurshipConnect with Travis!Links belowFinal words Tweetable Quotes:“At 12, I realized advertising was the blend of the pragmatic and the creative in the arts.” - Travis Chambers“If you're gonna be an employee and you're gonna work for a wage, then don't give your whole effort and soul to the organization. Live your life outside of your job.” - Travis ChambersResources mentionedBooksThe 4-Hour WorkweekThe $100 StartupEmail tc@chamber.media to reach out to Travis or check out his LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook pages.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Send us a voice message and let us know how we can help you fire the man! FacebookYouTubeInstagramEmail us --> support@firingtheman.comLEAVE US A REVIEW!

CEO Pulse Podcast EP 61 with Travis Chambers As the founder of ChamberMedia, a growth and video agency, Travis led distribution and content strategy for "YouTube's #1 Ad of the Decade," Kobe vs. Messi with 140 million views and took Old Navy from 2M to 8M Facebook likes while at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, working with brands like Kraft, VitaminWater, Amazon and others. Travis has been a keynote speaker at Google Growth Summit, VidCon, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and has been featured in Inc, Entrepreneur, AdWeek, HuffPo, among others. If that wasn't enough, he is also a Forbes 30 under 30 recipient. in this episode we'll break down the 7 types of ads you need to know to explode your business and lessons learned from 5X his business in less than 2 years! tune in! Timecode 0:00 - Intro 17:00 - The 7 Ad types you need to know about 22:56 - Creative Video Production 27:08 - How to 5X your business in less than 2 years CEO Pulse. The Real, The Raw & The Mind of Entrepreneurship This is your backstage pass into the stories, strategies, and psychology of top-performing entrepreneurs. L.E.S.S Business, More Profits Lean | Effective | Strategic | Simple Full Access Links: https://linktr.ee/Rafaelcortez Follow, Subscribe, Like & Share! #ceopulse,#lessbusinessmoreprofits,#business,#startups,#entrepreneurs,#entrepreneurship,#levelup,#lifebydesign#marketing,#businessstrategy,#sales,#productivity,#leadership,#mindset,#vision,#businessdevelopement STAY FOCUSED, YOU GOT THIS!

SEASON 1, EPISODE 7: Having known of Alex Bogusky (@brogusky) for quite some time through his awesome YouTube channel “Joy of Bike” and his background in the world of advertising (Crispin Porter Bogusky), I was so stoked to finally connect in person to record Episode 7. We met at Valmont Bike Park in Boulder where many of his videos are shot, and over the course of a couple hours we touched on many things. Alex shared stories of growing up in Miami at the forefront of the BMX era, friends that become brothers through a shared bike connection, the pure joy and freedom that a bike can bring, and that sometimes it can also bring such unexpected heartache. Ending with smiles, appreciation, laughs and awareness, I was really happy to work on this one. PLEASE NOTE: Generally speaking, episodes of I RIDE A BIKE are NOT "explicit"... but due to the passionate nature of our guests, there may be language and stories that aren't appropriate for all listeners. Therefore, we are required to label as explicit. -- Included in the "Best 40 Cycling Podcasts" on Feedspot: https://blog.feedspot.com/cycling_podcasts/ Follow on INSTAGRAM Visit iRIDEaBIKE.com BIG THANKS to Mungo's HiFi (https://www.mungoshifi.net/) for the music track! To see the super happy video CLICK HERE This episode of I RIDE A BIKE is supported in part by Allspeed, the Official Bike Shop of the Podcast. With convenient locations in Portland, Bethel and Carrabassett Valley Maine, Allspeed is THE local shop for everything bike. For more information, and to check out their latest hot deals, please visit Allspeed.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/irideabike/support

What role does linguistics play in strategy work and in everyday life? What exactly is a problem? Is there really a right or a wrong way to deal with a problem? We are discussing all these and more with Rodrigo Maroni, the Head of Strategy and Data at Crispin Porter + Bogusky Brazil. He currently serves as President of the Board at Grupo de Planejamento, the professional organization that represents strategy professionals in Brazil. Previously, he's held strategy leadership positions at Wieden+Kennedy, BBH, JWT and DDB, in the US and Brazil, working for brands such as Nike, Budweiser, Heineken, Coca-Cola and Mondelez.  His projects have won a total of over 180 awards, including a Grand Prix at Cannes. ** Join Sweathead to access 100 strategy classes and pick up a copy of "Strategy Is Your Words" today at https://www.sweathead.com/

If you're wondering how to create the perfect ad for your agency, this episode is for you. In fact, any service-based business can benefit from this episode. I interviewed Forbes 30 under 30 Lister ad founder of Chamber Media, Travis Chambers. In this episode, we chat about how he grew his agency to 12 million dollars in revenue, how to use ads to bring prospects through the customer journey and the 7 types of effective ads on social media. RESOURCES Viral Ads of Kobe and Lionel for Turkish Airlines (you for sure will recognize this): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Svlks_34XCc&t=140s (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Svlks_34XCc&t=140s) Video of his wife Chelsea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhm7-LEBznk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qhm7-LEBznk) Ad for Transparent Labs with Blenders: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9bTVlMH2Qc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d9bTVlMH2Qc) Treadmill Act on America's Got Talent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkQDEfYT4wA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkQDEfYT4wA) Latest Chamber Media Ad: https://youtu.be/ja1vlxKRQEU (https://youtu.be/ja1vlxKRQEU) Transcript: https://www.marketingbound.com/79-travis-chambers GUEST BIO Travis is a Forbes 30 Under 30 lister and founder of Chamber.Media, a growth and video agency with 100 employees that has tripled the revenue of 6 multi-million dollar DTC companies, driven $600M in tracked revenue, managed $100M in ad spend, makes 3,000+ videos/ and month for ads on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and Pinterest. Travis has been a keynote speaker at Google Growth Summit, VidCon, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and has been featured in Inc, Entrepreneur, AdWeek, HuffPo, among others. Travis led distribution and content strategy for "YouTube's #1 Ad of the Decade," Kobe vs. Messi with 140 million views and took Old Navy from 2M to 8M Facebook likes while at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, working with brands like Kraft, VitaminWater, Amazon and others. Travis utilizes humor in advertising and marketing to catch the attention of customers and humanize brands through many well-known social video marketing campaigns. He is passionate about having a healthy work-life balance for himself and his employees, adhering to a four-day workweek within his company. In his free time, you can find Travis spending quality time with his family and traveling to epic places all over the world on a sustainable budget! _______________ Subscribe to the Marketing Bound Podcast! Marketing Bound is dedicated to helping service-based entrepreneurs leverage inbound marketing strategies to grow their businesses. Website: https://www.marketingbound.com/ (https://www.marketingbound.com/)

Welcome Adnerds. Today you'll hear host Tom Christmann's conversation with Jeff Benjamin, Chief Creative Officer at Tombras. Tombras is one of the top independent agencies in North America, headquartered in Knoxville Tennessee, with offices in New York, Atlanta, Charlotte and DC.   Jeff Benjamin has been at the forefront of digital creative innovation at agencies like Goodby, Crispin Porter Bogusky, JWT and Barton F. Graf. He continues that at Tombras with The MoonPie MoonMate—a virtual roommate that ran on Alexa and Google Home that kept people company while quarantining alone. And paid you rent in the form of MoonPies. (Yum!)   Jeff and I talk about how he found advertising at a computer lab in college, his start at the first digital ad agency in Connecticut and how to be the “digital guy” in a traditional world. It's a fascinating and long conversation. I didn't want to cut a word.   Hey, please subscribe to our show wherever you listen and if you could leave a review, it would really help us reach more #adnerds. Theme music: Ross Hopman - duotoneaudio.com.

  Fred Goss has made a name for himself as an actor, director, writer, and producer. His initial foray into directing was on the critically acclaimed ABC series ‘Sons and Daughters.' He also served as co-creator, writer, producer and star of the series. Fred's first commercial project was directing a series of award winning spots for Coke Zero and within a year, Fred had directed spots for clients such as ESPN, Nike, Crowne Plaza, Office Depot and Burger King. He has worked with such agencies as Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Deutsch, FCB, Euro RSCG, Fallon, McGarry Bowen, BBDO and several others. Commercial Directing Masterclass has helped over 550 filmmakers globally and has received 100% 5 star reviews. DM me if it can help you. I'm still offering a free consultation call to help you take over the world. Thank you and please share this episode with your filmmaking pals. Be sure and stick to the end for Jake Brady's encouraging words. Jordan This episode is one hour and 16 minutes and sponsored by Oso Delicious Hot Sauce, the hot sauce made by bears. Flavorseeker Fun Pak's ship Friday's at 3pm. My cult classic mockumentary film, "Dill Scallion" is online for rent and I'm giving 100% of the gross money raised to St. Jude Children's Hospital, in fact I'll match it. Roger Ebert called it "The country music 'This is Spinal Tap'" so that sums it up. All star cast and a great cause.

Reklam ve tasarım sektöründe 20 yılı aşkın bir kariyere sahip çok disiplinli bir kreatif olan M. Rauf Olcay kendini, internette gelişen yaratıcılık çağına katılan ve yeni nesil yenilikçi işletmelerin yani cesur ve sürekli öğrenen ajanslar, markalar ve stüdyoların yaratıcı liderlerine dönüşen bir grup reklamcıdan biri olarak tanımlıyor. Çılgın Bediş, Plastip Şov, Alkışlar gibi TV programlarının, Okan Bayülgen, Beyaz, Cem Özer  gibi şovmenlerin metinlerini yazarak kariyerine başlayan  ve sayısız ödüllü kreatif kampanya için fikir üretmiş olan Rauf, uluslararası bir reklam ajansı olan Crispin Porter + Bogusky'de kreatif direktör olarak çalışıyor ve şu an Londra'da yaşıyor.

Ethan Decker gets deep with data to uncover opportunities that brands ignore or don't understand. Join me as I explore the scientific laws of buyers and brands for growth and sales.   FINAL QUESTIONS: 1. Hottest digital marketing technology that you recommend Exploding Topics. Pretty cool way to see small but exploding trends.   FINAL QUESTION 2. Who is the most influential person in marketing today? Hands down it's Sundar Pichai. He makes the rules we all play by.   GUEST BIO  Ethan Decker, PhD, is president of Applied Brand Science. Ethan unearths and distills the science and research on marketing and human behavior to increase the effectiveness of his clients’ advertising and branding efforts. He spent a dozen years leading strategy and research at some of the world’s best agencies, such as 72 and Sunny and Crispin Porter Bogusky. He’s worked on some of the world’s biggest brands, including Kellogg’s, Gillette, Duracell, Pepsi, Domino’s, and Hotels.com. In a past career, he was an ecologist who studied urban ecosystems. But now he is pioneering the field of brand science to help companies that want to embrace a more effective approach to advertising and brand growth.   My Twitter Handle @Markfidelman  My Website www.fanaticsmedia.com 

Mark St. Amant has worked at agencies like Arnold and Crispin Porter Bogusky. He co-founded Boulder agency Grenadier. And he’s worked with Peyton Manning, Steph Curry and Roy Williams. Learn more about his long and storied career this week on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. If you're a sports fan, strategy-driven, and love a good story - this episode is for you! https://www.markstamant.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/message

Diego Contreras es un director Guatemalteco establecido en Los Angeles y trabajando bajo la representación de Reset Content, la compañía de producción de David Fincher (director de Social Network, Fight Club, Gone Girl). También es representado mundialmente en compañías de producción en Inglaterra, Francia, Alemania, España, y Sudamerica. Diego comenzó su carrera de director en el 2015 bajo la representación de Buliltt Branded, la compañía de producción de los Russo Brothers, directores de Avengers Civil War y End Game. Diego a dirigido comerciales globales publicitarios y cortometrajes para marcas como Apple, Facebook, Ford, Reebok, GE, 23 and Me, y Lincoln Motors. Su trabajo ha sido reconocido y premiado mundialmente en los Cannes Lions, Webbys, AICP, One Show, y mas. Antes de ser director, Diego trabajó como director creativo para agencias publicitarias como BBDO y Anomaly en Nueva York, y Crispin Porter + Bogusky en Colorado. Hoy conoceremos más de su historia.

Matt is the founder of Green Stone- a virtual or rather an officeless agency that helps design experiences for brands. Matt started his career at R/GA where he was part of the Nike team. He then spent 8 years at Crispin Porter Bogusky as EVP/Executive Experience Director where he led a team of 25 experience designers.For the past six years, Matt has been running Green Stone which obsesses about the customer journey and builds experiences around those journeys which create greater brand love and loyalty. In our conversation, we talk about his 6 years of learning from building an agency that word and operates remotely. We talk about how you make up the physical distance and build things like culture. We also talk about companies and the digital experience and how there is still work to be done to get to true digital transformation and we also get to compare and contrast the work of experience design vs. advertising.

What does it take to really scale your videos? We spoke to the founder of Chamber Media, Travis Chambers, who's an expert in the media space! -- Travis is a Forbes 30 Under 30 lister and founder of Chamber.Media, a 30 person growth and video agency that has tripled the revenue of 4 multi-million dollar DTC companies, driven $300M in tracked revenue, and garnered 400M views across Facebook and Google channels. Travis has been a keynote speaker at Google Growth Summit, VidCon, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and has been featured in Inc, Entrepreneur, AdWeek, HuffPo, among others. Travis led distribution and content strategy for "YouTube's #1 Ad of the Decade," Kobe vs. Messi with 140 million views and took Old Navy from 2M to 8M Facebook likes while at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, working with brands like Kraft, VitaminWater, Amazon and others. Travis utilizes humor in advertising and marketing to catch the attention of customers and humanize brands through many well-known social video marketing campaigns. He is passionate about having a healthy work-life balance for himself and his employees, adhering to a four-day workweek within his company. In his free time, you can find Travis spending quality time with his family and travelling to epic places all over the world on a sustainable budget! Get more goodies at https://changecreator.com

Suzanne Powers is Global Chief Strategy Officer of McCann Worldgroup. She was just named by AdAge as the "2019 Chief Strategy Officer of the Year." Under her leadership, McCann was ranked the #1 Most Creatively Effective Global Network by the Effies in 2018 and 2019; they were named the Effies Agency of the Year in 2017 and 2018. Most recently, Suzanne appeared on the cover of AdWeek in recognition of McCann Worldgroup claiming "2019 Global Agency of the Year" for the first time in nearly two decades. Suzanne joined McCann in 2013 from Crispin Porter+Bogusky, where she served as Global Strategy Officer. Before that, she led global brand strategy at TBWA for over a decade. She’s been an industry leader throughout her career, including as a frequent keynote speaker and awards show judge. She is past Chairperson of the AAAA’s Planning Committee. In 2016, she was recognized by Advertising Women of New York with its “Changing the Game” award as one of the industry’s “Catalysts of Innovation.”

Mark Winer, Photographer’s Agent at The Gren Group, who work with premier brands and ad agencies. A sample list of clients: Apple, Budweiser, Pepsi, State Farm, Volkswagen, BBDO, Crispin Porter Bogusky, Wieden + Kennedy, and many others. Check out our conversations about: what his agency does for his photographers, the importance of motion work, how he markets to ad agencies and builds relationships, the trend of “authenticity” in Lifestyle photography, what expenses he expects his photographers to take on, what happens when things don’t work out between a rep and someone on their roster, plus a lot more!

Alert! We have an official former videographer for the one, the only BERNIE SANDERS!His name - Scott Williams and he says bad words.Scott Williams is an award winning art director and developer. He performs work for advertising agencies, news outlets, and startups. In his spare time, he volunteers as a Rainbow Build committee member at Habitat for Humanity. He has won an ADDY award in the non-traditional category. Most recently, his work for Sentara Health Systems with Red Orange Design won a 2018 SUMMIT Award for Emerging Media. While at Crispin Porter + Bogusky he learned that you should never think too small.We discuss what it's like to follow your dreams, be creative, live in a van and then die. ..that's right. Our guest tells it like it is.do good: Our guest inspires you to chase your dreams and discusses the importance of a life with limited possessions, but lots of drive!feel good: We are joined by someone who has touched Bernie Sanders.Upcoming LIVE shows:Benefiting Habitat for Humanity International: 7:30 PM: September 26, 2019 at DC Comedy Loft and Bier Baron Tavern. Get tix here!Instagram: dogoodfeelgoodshowtwitter: @dogoodshowgmail: dogoodfeelgoodshow@gmail.comShout-out to our real life sponsors: Grassroots Comedy DCSage and Sunshine Designs. Don't forget to use promo code: dogood for 15% off your first purchase and NOT free-shipping! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

At age 25 at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, Travis led distribution and content strategy for Turkish Airlines' super-viral video featuring Kobe Bryant and Lionel Messi, which garnered 146 million YouTube views. In 2014 founded Chamber.Media, a company that makes scalable social videos and reported revenue of $2 million in the past year.For more information visit:https://chamber.media/https://www.facebook.com/chamber.media/https://www.linkedin.com/company/chamber-media

Ryan Kutscher may have been a noted chef if he didn’t decide to go into advertising. Today he is chief creative officer and founder of Circus Maximus, a New York shop which has won its fair share of Ad Age Small Agency awards over the years. In this Ad Lib podcast, he talks about everything from his early days at Crispin Porter & Bogusky and the creation of “Whopper Freakout” to where he and his agency fit into today’s project-led world.

Spencer Kramer is CEO of J. Walter Thompson Atlanta. Spence has an incredible and storied career across both the client and agency side. He was a VP of Marketing, first at ESPN, then at Virgin America. In 2007 he joined Wieden Kennedy Portland as Global Account Director of Nike, overseeing teams across seven offices on the brand’s legendary "Just Do It" campaign. Wieden then promoted him to run the global Coca-Cola business. Spence left Wieden in 2014 to become Crispin Porter+Bogusky's first ever Global Managing Director. After spending a year there contributing to the winning pitch for the Infiniti account, he relocated to Atlanta, where he worked as a freelance consultant before JWT named him CEO in 2016.

This is a conversation with Tiffany Rolfe. Tiffany is the EVP, US Chief Creative Officer at RGA. Before that, she was a partner and Chief Creative Officer at Co:Collective and spent 10 years with Crispin Porter Bogusky, eventually becoming a VP and Executive Creative Director. She’s won just about every major award in the business including Best of Show at One Show, a Grand Clio, and the Grand Prix and Titanium Lion at Cannes. Enjoy!

Ethan Decker is the Principal at Fractal Strategy. He is a strategic marketing consultant who sits at the intersection of creative arts and brand science. He’s been a strategic planner and market researcher at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, IntegerTBWA, and 72andSunny. His clients have included Domino’s, Hotels.com, P&G, Kellogg’s, PepsiCo, Discovery Channel, Nike, Intel, Unilever, and others. Ethan has a BA in sociology and a PhD in urban ecology and human evolution, and he studied complex systems theory at the Santa Fe Institute. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the I’m Not Joking community today: petermcgraw,.org Peter McGraw Twitter Peter McGraw LinkedIn

Ethan Decker is the Principal at Fractal Strategy. He is a strategic marketing consultant who sits at the intersection of creative arts and brand science. He’s been a strategic planner and market researcher at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, IntegerTBWA, and 72andSunny. His clients have included Domino’s, Hotels.com, P&G, Kellogg’s, PepsiCo, Discovery Channel, Nike, Intel, Unilever, […]

Dave Schiff started his career at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, where he engineered the Coca-Cola Company's most successful new product launch in 25 years—Coke Zero—and led Under Armour's fast break into basketball. At the helm of Made, Schiff has helped Lyft triple rides, transformed Berkshire's Clayton Homes from a value brand to an arbiter of modern design, re-introduced Under Armour to its hometown, Baltimore, and made Mozilla's flagship Firefox browser relevant again, stealing significant share from Google Chrome.

Alex Bogusky is Co-Founder and Chief Creative Engineer of Crispin Porter+Bogusky. Alex lead the legendary ascension of CP+B to become the world's most famous and awarded agency over more than a decade, and the first ever to win the Cannes Grand Prix in all five categories. The agency grew to over a thousand employees, with offices in Miami, Boulder, Los Angeles, London and Sweden, and with annual billings over $1 billion. Alex has been called the Steve Jobs of advertising. In 2008, he was inducted into the Art Director's Club Hall of Fame. In 2010, he received the rare honor of being named "Creative Director of the Decade" by Adweek. It was later that same year that Alex left CP+B, shifting his focus to consumer advocacy and social initiatives, while investing in early stage start-ups. Then, in August of 2018, some eight years after he departed CP+B, Alex shocked the advertising world by announcing his return.

Angel Anderson is a seasoned UX design leader and business strategist who left her VP, User Experience Director position at Crispin Porter + Bogusky to found and run her own startup, NailSnaps. Now as CEO, Anderson is responsible for scaling NailSnaps to be an international success and truly loved by customers as the world’s first mobile, social nail design platform. UX-radio hosts podcasts about Information Architecture, User Experience and Design. Listen to inspiring conversations with industry experts. The purpose of this show is to educate, inspire and provide valuable information architecture and user experience resources.

Tiffany Rolfe is a partner and the Chief Creative Officer at Co:Collective, a strategy and innovation company. Co: specializes in inventing and re-inventing products, businesses and brands, for clients including Google, Infiniti, GE and NewsCorp. Tiffany also serves as co-Managing partner of The Pub, a new content strategy and publishing agency that helps brands and native creators collaborate on content in meaningful ways. The Pub has worked with some of today’s most interesting content creators such as Michelle Phan, Bethany Mota, Hank Green, Epic Rap Battles, and Dude Perfect. Prior to Co: she was Executive Creative Director at Crispin Porter+Bogusky. There Tiffany lead and created business-changing work for clients such as MINI Cooper, Truth, VW, Ikea, Burger King, Microsoft and Old Navy. Tiffany’s work has been featured on the cover of the New York Times, in the Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post, Advertising Age, Adweek, and more. She has judged and received top awards at every major creative and effectiveness competition in the industry, including Best of show at One Show, a Grand Clio, and the Grand Prix and Titanium Lion at Cannes. Tiffany was featured in Adweek’s “Young Ones,” and she was named one of Advertising Age’s “Women to Watch.” She was a founder of the women’s leadership group, Straight Up, and is on the campaign review committee for the Ad Council.

Alex Bogusky spent years atop the advertising world while running one of the hottest ad agencies in the country, Crispin Porter + Bogusky. But he left the business while at the top of his game in 2010, switching his focus to spending more time with his two young children and working with social entrepreneurs. On this episode of Paternal, Bogusky discusses his decision to leave the ad industry, the problems with advertising to young children and how he dealt with his father’s depression while running the family ad business while still in his 20s.

Lauren Walker, Media Supervisor at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, brings tons of useful advice and tells us what's what in the world of media, drawing from her experience working in creative agencies, media agencies, and ad tech. Hear examples of how media can drive creative, why working in ad tech is a great way to get to an agency role, plus key media-related terms you should know—including one that will make you stand out if used in an interview! Subscribe & leave us a review on iTunes to help others discover the podcast. For more guidance from the industry, subscribe to our Weekly email—it's a small dose of advice, delivered Mondays. Or search for a specific topic in our ever-growing Stash of Advice.

Rob Reilly is Global Creative Chairman of McCann Worldgroup. Under Rob’s leadership, McCann has had a creative resurgence, earning “Agency of the Year” and “Network of the Year” honors at most every major award show. McCann enjoyed the most awarded campaign globally both in 2017 and 2016, and the agency’s creative work has been among the most celebrated both in the industry and in the culture at large, including State Street Global Advisors’ “Fearless Girl,” and Lockheed Martin’s “Field Trip to Mars.” In 2016 Rob was named to Ad Age’s “50 Most Creative People of the Year.” He joined McCann Worldgroup in 2014 from Crispin Porter + Bogusky, where he served as Partner/Worldwide Chief Creative Officer, helping the agency become Ad Age’s "Agency of the Decade" in the '00s. Rob is a member of The One Club Board, the Facebook Council, and co-President of the Ad Council Review Committee.

After a short hiatus, host and DiMassimo Goldstein CCO Tom Christmann returns to the booth for another exciting (and hilarious) episode of The A-List Podcast! This time, he's joined by Paul Caiozzo, an award-winning creative and the cofounder of Office of Baby, a youngish creative independent agency that's mature enough to work for companies like Google, Etsy, Zocdoc, and StreetEasy. Before starting his own agency, Paul served as the executive creative director at Goodby Silverstein & Partners. In this inspiring interview, Paul shares the unique story behind how he got into advertising, how negativity is poison, the challenges and balancing act of starting a new business, why creativity is still the core of advertising, and where he sees the future of the industry. Full episode and show notes below! Show Notes • [0:00 – 1:36] Intro • [1:37 – 4:59] The meaning behind the name “Office of Baby” • [5:00 – 8:08] Looking back on his time freelancing, Paul shares the lessons he learned from being around a variety of different agencies • [8:09 – 15:20] The power of remaining positive, even in the face of uncomfortable situations • [15:21 – 18:03] How a young web designer from Long Island found himself at a start up in Silicon Valley. • [18:04 – 20:25] Paul shares the inspiring story of how a favor for a friend turned into a lifelong passion for advertising • [20:26 – 24:20] Packing up his life in San Francisco and leaving to go an advertising school in Atlanta, where he discovered how ideas can be applied to art • [24:21 – 28:27] The mentor who convinced Paul to stay in the industry after a rocky start • [28:28 – 31:29] What he's learned from starting a business and how to deal with the challenges that come with it • [31:30 – 35:08] Paul shares some of his favorite philosophies he learned working under advertising legend Alex Bogusky at Crispin Porter + Bogusky • [35:09 – 38:33] Paul reflects on his time as the executive creative director of Goodby Silverstein & Partners, building a satellite office and selling a vision • [38:34 – 40:34] Tom and Paul chat about “global agencies” and how the fragmentation of people solving a problem can be a problem of its own • [40:35 – 49:06] The current landscape of advertising, and how even in a sea of data and numbers, creativity still reigns supreme • [49:07 – 1:01:29] The future of Office of Baby, the company's vision, why you should never chase money, and how being kind to others will ultimately reward you • [1:01:30 – 1:02:22] Outro  “The A-List” is a podcast produced by DiMassimo Goldstein, recorded at the Gramercy Post, and sponsored by the Adhouse Advertising School, New York's newest, smallest, and hippest ad school. You can subscribe and rate the show on iTunes or listen along on SoundCloud. For updates on upcoming episodes and guests, be sure to like the A-List Podcast on Facebook and follow host Tom Christmann on Twitter.

“The Internet is a great tool but you can only learn so much. Actually going to a place physically where you have someone that has [designed] at the highest level, you learn so much more…that experience is invaluable.” FYI: Sneakers are a passion of mine. It's no secret. This episode is quite nerdy on the sneaker talk. Xavier Jones, footwear designer at Reebok, joined the podcast to discuss the footwear design industry and his path to designing for athletes like Shaq and Allen Iverson. Xavier's story begins in the Michigan basketball mecca of Flint. He let's us in on his story and how SLAM Magazine, And One and Ballislife inspired and led him to pursue a dream of designing sneakers for a living. We chat about some of our favorite kicks, discuss the evolution of the Jordan Brand, reminisce about the prime of the And One Mixtape and discuss how sport influences mainstream culture and hence sneaker culture. Xavier and I also discuss the unfortunate topic of violence which often happens at rare sneaker releases and how scarcity mindset and poverty effect the violent aspect of these events. Xavier also chats about some of the design processes as a sneaker designer; including what software designers use, why attending Pensole is vital, the collaboration dynamics of teams working on footwear products & more. Mentions Include: Xavier Jones on Instagram Pensole Footwear Design Academy D'Wayne Edwards, Pensole Footwear Design Academy Jason Mayden, Co-Founder, SuperHeroic Jordan XXI commmercial by W+K Wieden + Kennedy Bob's Classic Kicks Kith NYC Ronnie Fieg, founder of Kith And One Mixtapes Alex Bogusky, Crispin Porter + Bogusky Hot Sauce, And 1 Lace Up: The Ultimate Sneaker Challenge Suzette Henry, Pensole Reebok Classic Rbk Aliens Project the Reebok S. Carter My next guest is Chris Do, founder and CEO of Blind Studio, a brand strategy and motion design firm and TheFutur, an online business education platform for designers. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products and exclusive content for subscribers. You can also show your support for the podcast by joining the community and keeping it sponsor-free. Did you enjoy this episode? Then please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow show host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport on twitter and Dribbble.

Andrew Keller is Global Creative Director of Facebook’s Creative Shop -- a team of creative strategists within Facebook and Instagram that partner with brands, businesses and agencies. Before that, Andrew spent his career at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, where he was a driving force in reinventing the advertising industry for nearly two decades, winning every major accolade for brands including Burger King, Mini, Truth, Domino’s and Volkswagen, creating legendary work that infiltrated pop culture, and culminated in CP+B being crowned Agency of the Decade.

In the fifteenth installment of the A-List Podcast, host and DiMassimo Goldstein CCO Tom Christmann is joined by Omid Farhang, the Chief Creative Officer at experiential agency Momentum Worldwide. Over the course of forty-five minutes, Farhang quotes the Wu-Tang Clan, talks about growing up as the child of an Iranian cowboy, and shares some of the most valuable lessons he learned working under and alongside the biggest names in the industry. Show notes below! o [0:00 — 1:36] Intro o [1:37 — 8:05] Farhang tells Tom about growing up the child of an Iranian cowboy, and the pressure he felt to become a doctor or a lawyer o [8:06 – 11: 53] How Farhang discovered advertising, and the emotions that ran through his head when he first walked into the Chiat Day office o [11:54 – 18:14] How the Honda “Grrr” spot inspired him to go into advertising o [18:15 – 20:55] Wanting to be a writer and going to ad school with a sense of purpose and urgency o [20:56 – 22:55] How the definition of titles are changing in the industry, what he learned from the Wu-Tang Clan, and how he has been influenced by comedy and hip hop o [22:56 – 27:25] Starting as an intern Crispin Porter + Bogusky, living in a basement, and the benefit of writing 200 headlines o [27:26 — 31:18] The lessons Farhang learned working as a young creative on Miller High Life o [31:19 — 36:12] Farhang walks us through his plea to Alex Bogusky for a full-time gig and why he dropped out of ad school without a job. o [36:13 – 38:37] The interview process towards becoming a first time CCO, Momentum Worldwide, and the power of an honest business relationship o [38:38 – 41:00] Working with the children of NBA superstars for SAP's “The Simple Report” o [41:01 – 46:00] The benefits of freelancing, releasing ideas into the wild and experiential advertising. o [46:01 – 47:50] What “Malicious Obedience” is, and how young creatives can avoid it o [47:51 – 48:45] Outro “The A-List” is a podcast produced by DiMassimo Goldstein, recorded at the Gramercy Post, and sponsored by the Adhouse Advertising School, New York's newest, smallest, and hippest ad school. You can subscribe and rate the show on iTunes or listen along on SoundCloud. For updates on upcoming episodes and guests, be sure to like the A-List Podcast on Facebook and follow host Tom Christmann on Twitter.

This week on A Waste of Time with ItsTheReal, we welcome the man behind the AND1 Mixtape, DJ Set Free, to the Upper West Side! Set Free discusses how he turned a couple of derailed record deals into a big time marketing position and a legendary advertising campaign by trusting his gut, recognizing talent, and being true to the culture. We talk about working with Rafer "Skip 2 My Lou" Alston, Mos Def, Questlove, Latrell Sprewell, Fat Joe, Akon, Lebron James, Nike, Crispin Porter + Bogusky, scoring movies, traveling around the world, bringing his work back home and building The Compound in The Bronx, and much more! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of Render Time I connected with VML Senior Art Director, Ryan Dowling. Ryan and I met back in 2013 when we were both attending the VCU Brandcenter. After graduating from the Brandcenter Ryan was an Art Director at Crispin Porter + Bogusky where he created work for Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, Hotels.com, Aspen Dental and others.It was also great to hear Ryan's perspective on the work that he has been involved with and how technology will continue to influence things. I also really enjoyed hearing his opinions on where commercial production is headed and how it is impacting agencies like VML. Learn more about Ryan here:http://ryandowling.com/Learn more about VML here:https://www.vml.com/

Welcome to episode #541 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. You can't turn down the chance to have a chat with legendary advertising professional, Alex Bogusky. Yes, he was on the cover of Fast Company magazine. Yes, he's been called the Steve Jobs of advertising. Alex joined famed ad agency, Crispin and Porter, in 1989. In just five years, the agency was renamed Crispin Porter + Bogusky and grew to more than 1000 employees with billings over one billion dollars. Under Alex's leadership, the agency became the most awarded advertising agency in the world. They are the only agency to have won the Cannes Advertising Grand Prix in all five catagories. Adweek named him "Creative Director of the Decade" in 2010. That's when he retired from advertising to focus on consumer advocacy, angel investing and the venture capital space. Based on Boulder, Colorado, Alex is involved in many new businesses and ventures. So, does he miss our world? Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #541 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 54:03. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Alex Bogusky. Follow Alex on Twitter. Crispin Porter + Bogusky. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #541 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: ad week advertising advertising agency advertising podcast advertising professional alex bogusky angel investing audio blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast cannes advertising consumer advocacy creative director crispin porter bogusky david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog Facebook fast company fearless cottage google iTunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog social media steve jobs twitter venture capital wpp

Welcome to episode #534 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast. Is there a formula to creating a winning brand? I used to think this was a silly notion. Similar to when a client wants to create something that goes viral. Then, back in 2010, I read an amazing book by Sally Hogshead called, Fascinate. To this day, it is one of the most thoughtful and actionable books on how to captivate an audience through the power of persuasion. After this book, Hogshead published another best-selling gem called, How The World Sees You. This book really inspired a new direction in how I create content, because of how it focused so deeply not on what I was trying to accomplish, but rather my perception as others define it. Throughout the years, Sally has become a dear friend. She is so much more than a best-selling business book author and world renowned speaker. In her second year of advertising, Sally won more awards than any other copywriter in the U.S., and was described as "the most successful junior copywriter of all time." After working at Wieden + Kennedy and Fallon McElligott, by age 27 she'd opened her first ad agency, with clients such as Target and Remy Martin. Three years later, she opened the West Coast office of Crispin Porter + Bogusky as Creative Director/Managing Director. Most recently, she did something few authors dare to do. She went back and updated Fascinate. Not just by adding in a new chapter or foreword, but by doing a ton of new research and re-writing over half of the book. I thought the first version was next to perfect. This one? Well, let's just say that Sally nailed it. The new Fascinate is perfect. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #534 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 58:13. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! Here is my conversation with Sally Hogshead. Fascinate. How The World Sees You. Follow Sally on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Mirum Podcast - Episode #534 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: ad agency advertising agency advertising podcast audio blog blogging brand branding business blog business book business podcast content content marketing copywriter creative director crispin porter bogusky david usher digital marketing digital marketing agency digital marketing blog facebook fallon fascinate google how the world sees you itunes j walter thompson jwt leadership podcast management podcast marketing marketing blog marketing podcast mirum mirum agency mirum agency blog mirum blog persuasion remy martin sally hogshead social media target twitter wieden kennedy wpp

During a creative career filled with awards and recognition, it took Alex Bogusky a while to realize that none of it mattered unless he loved the work. “You could win the Grand Prix at Cannes—the next day you’re going to go into your office and look at the same dude across the office and try to think of something. It doesn’t feel any better; it didn’t make you any smarter; it doesn’t make anything any easier,” Bogusky says. He did, in fact, win the most prestigious award at Cannes Advertising. Actually, under his leadership, the firm Crispin Porter + Bogusky won in all five categories, and became the world’s most awarded advertising agency. Bogusky himself was named Creative Director of the Decade by Adweek magazine, and Fast Company has called him both the Steve Jobs and the Elvis of advertising. Looking over his many endeavors, Bogusky is a hard person to pin down. There’s a friendly, surfery quality about him, but he’s also gained a reputation as a perfectionist and ferocious supervisor. He’s worked for both car companies and Al Gore’s climate change initiative. He’s overseen iconic ad campaigns for junk food, and the most successful youth-focused anti-smoking campaign in U.S. history. Having left the agency six years ago, he’s now focusing on work with a social responsibility component, supporting multiple creative agencies and a startup accelerator. But for all of the goals he’s achieved, Bogusky says the happiness he’s found in his career comes from loving the journey—that practice of sitting down with other people and thinking really hard to solve a problem. “I’ve found that I had to learn to love the process and forget all the goals. Because the goals, as you achieved them, they didn’t really change anything.” In this interview you will learn: How to embrace change and use it to fuel your creativity Why you need to listen to voices outside your startup and what it could mean for you When and where advertising and branding comes in for a business How to find opportunities to upset the status quo How you can start loving the journey regardless of its highs and lows & much more!

Sally Hogshead (@SallyHogshead) is an author, speaker, and entrepreneur. Following a career in advertising, she evolved her career and reoriented toward building significance for other professionals and creatives. In this conversation, Sally discusses the phases of her career (so far), shares some of what she learned on the ground with advertising heroes, and remarks on the challenges of writing long-form books as a person who naturally bends toward the quick win. Check out Sally's latest book Fascinate and catch up with her on BrandFascination.com, for a start. GET THE EPISODE Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 86 (MP3, 38:43, 18.7 MB) Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 86 (OGG, 38:43, 21.6 MB) SUBSCRIBE TO GET NEW EPISODES   Subscribe to The Busy Creator Podcast on iTunes or on Android or on Google Play Music Show Notes & Links Sally and Prescott have worked together on a varied of projects since 2011 Prescott discovered Radical Careering during his first job, which wasn't a very good job. When Sally found advertising, it was "love at first sight" Portfolio Center and their Copywriting course Sally's first career phase was not being awarded or recognised as a student, but discovering that's hardly the entire game "The most interesting creative ideas aren't going to be acknowledged at first, because they're not populist." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This Fallon McElligott Rice, now just Fallon Her Second phase was working with smart people on rapid-fire projects "You want to be the dumbest person on the team." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This Her Third phase was disillusionment when inheriting a management role "It takes a completely different mindset to be with people than from being with my ideas." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This The Fourth phase was expansion to create ideas beyond an ad into the wider world [as an author, speaker, etc.]. Sally was the Creative & Managing Director for Crispin Porter + Bogusky for their Los Angeles office CP+B's LA Office opened its doors on Sept. 10, 2001 "It's easy to be creative when the world has a big budget and optimism and a love for what hasn't been discovered." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This "In order to be a creative leader, you have to be able to lead people through the darkest times." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This "It's impossible to have creative ideas in an oppressive environment." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This     48 Laws of Power by Robert Green & Joost Elffers on Amazon and on Audible     Kerning pairs (such as FA) [caption id="attachment_3445" align="alignnone" width="478"]Kerning Pairs[/caption] There used to be a natural (ten day) cycle with print advertising. There was time to work on stuff. "I'm still a geek with words." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This Paste-ups Bill Westbrook Jean Robere "One for the reel, one for the meal." —advertising adage Tweet This "Don't be a worrier, be a warrior." —Tony Robbins (and Prescott, ironically) Tweet This Clients would cut their marketing budget during the recession. Remember this? or this? Tibor Kalman (1949-1999) Design, like Jazz, is a generational artform John Coltrane played with Miles Davis who played with Charlie Parker Armin Vit worked with Michael Bierut who worked with Massimo Vignelli A lot of NYC agencies did annual reports, but didn't show it in the portfolio Medieval Stonemasons "Signifance doesn't live in one piece. It lives in a movement or a body of work." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This The Martin Agency The One Show, advertising awards show Varnish, in print TBWA/Chiat/Day Wieden+Kennedy Goodby Silverstein & Partners Bob Barrie, Art Director binomial nomenclature Print finishes by thickness: Varnish → UV → Aqueous Print finishes by lustre: Dull → Satin → Hi-Gloss Nightclub Flyers Fascinate achieved New York Times Bestseller status Sally admits to not being great with long content (100,000 word books) How The World Sees You by Sally Hogshead on Amazon and on Audible "Revisions suck my soul. Creation enlivens me." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This "writing-tired", when Prescott feels uninspired to write blog posts, etc. "I can't write anything great for the first hour. I have to get into a trance." —Sally Hogshead Tweet This Antiproton The 9 Habits of Highly Creative People, a free guide from The Busy Creator "The hardest part about writing isn't writing, it's finishing the dishes." —writers' adage Tweet This Prescott and Sally got connected on social media Starship Design on Facebook  Sally Hogshead on Twitter  Sally Hogshead on Facebook  Sally Hogshead on Instagram  Sally Hogshead on YouTube  SallyHogshead.com  HowToFascinate.com/blog  BrandFascination.com Tools MacBook Noise-cancelling headphones Techniques Don't let the Creative Director and Managing Director be the same person; there needs to be a healthy tension between the two. Remark not only on awards won and praise given, but hard times which shape your character Examine any project via its priorities "Quality of Work", "Quality of Life", or "Quality of Compensation." Pursue the areas of work that feel like a "wellspring" of creativity; avoid "creative agony" Create an Idea Wall, and hang up your projects as you think of them Block time (at least 3 hours) to sink into writing Listen to music that reflects the sort of writing you're aiming for Designate externally- and internally-focused work (email vs. writing content) Habits Write down the words you use when mentoring, and which you need to hear Appreciate craft, even if it takes slightly longer Periodically examine your work and your agency to align with influence: Creative, Financial, or Cultural Shape expectations around you; follow the type of work that suits you best Take advantage of "swiftness"; don't analyse or think about ideas and instead just act (especially on side projects and writing ideas). Go to bed early; write in the morning. TRY AUDIBLE.COM FREE FOR 30-DAYS Visit BusyCreatorBook.com for your free trial Get Fascinate by Sally Hogshead as a free audiobook

Jeff is a philosophical genius and the CCO of Fallon. His pal Spence is a freelance consultant and former top account guy at Crispin Porter + Bogusky and Wieden + Kennedy.

"Yearly campaigns shouldn't be a reinvention of who you are. There should be a core of what you are & what you stand for & what you look like." On this week's show, Surf Melendez joins me to discuss his non-traditional path to the Miami Dolphins where he is Managing Director of Content & Creative for the team overseeing a group of talented creatives that are working with ownership to build an in-house agency. From an architecture degree at Florida, to a career in the restaurant industry & finance, we touch on Surf's eventual landing at ad agency Crispin Porter Bogusky where he launched into the creative world. Due to the crazy hours of advertising and having kids, Surf tell of life change and a passion for sport that lead to Adidas where he created for running, training & football. The want to move back home pointed him to the Miami, where they were wanting to build an in-house agency and serendipitously, the CMO used to be at CP+B client BK. We discuss the team's moves to cultivate a creative culture, their campaigns, controlling what goes out from a marketing perspective and their approach to building a global brand. Finally, Surf leaves us with wisdom on building brands from within organizations. Be sure to stick around after the ending for some extra audio regarding a Dolphins/Marvel collab. Mentions include: Surf's Twitter Miami Dolphins IG Crispin Porter Bogusky Alex Bogusky's Twitter BK's Subservient Chicken Bogusky leaves advertising Victors & Spoils Evan Fry, CCO of V&S Noah Clark, CD at V&S Jon Willey, Dolphins Photographer MetaLab - web design shop I mention Ep42: Chris David Garcia Nike Better World Nike's Girl Effect Ep37: Matt Lange HBO's Ballers London Olympics, Wolff Olins Bill Roseman, Marvel My next guest is Eric Bodamer, uniform designer for Adidas's NHL Division. Prior to Adidas, Eric has had an extensive career at companies such as Nike, Reebok, Target and more. He's also had cameos on shows 35 and 47. Join us for an interesting view into the world of uniform design for hockey. Sign up for the weekly email newsletter for updates, discounts on future products & exclusive content. Did you enjoy this episode? Please rate and/or write a review of the show on iTunes. Also, be sure to follow host, @TAdamMartin and @MakersofSport.

I've shot a few campaigns birthed by Aaron Cathey over the years. He's funny, prolific and a smart writer of adverting. He most recently won a Dannes Gold Lion for his work on Hotels.com while at Crispin Porter+Bogusky. Aaron is now back at one of my favorite agencies, Barkley.  Aaron and I indulge in enjoyable recollections of past gigs, and you'll love learning from the agency perspective how they hire a director, what they look for, the details, etc. I've posted links on jordanbrady.com for you to see more of Aaron's spots. Here's one we did for Casey's pizza. You've got one week to save $50 off my Commercial Directing Bootcamp. Hurry and sign up. It's Sunday, September 13th all day. I promise you'll up your game.  truly, Jordan

Welcome to episode #420 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. Have you ever taken one of those personality tests? Some employers force people to take them (employees or recruits), while some of us come across them as we continue our journeys in life. Many of us take tests like this just to see if we're doing the work that we're supposed to be doing. Regardless, it's hard to argue that these test don't often pull out a thing or two about us that we may not have realized or paid enough attention to. Sally Hogshead is working on something similar... but different. In her latest business book, How The World Sees You, Sally proclaims that it's not about what you want to become, but how the people you interact with perceive you. Here's the thing: I'm typically skeptical about these sorts of efforts. I was blown away by the simplicity and accuracy that Sally has brought to this notion. In fact, since reading the book and doing the exercises, I've noticed a marked difference in my communication with people because I'm now filtering it by the outputs of How The World Sees You. Sally continues to be one of the most fascinating women in marketing today. He last book, Fascinate, dominated the scene for months, but Sally is much more than a best-selling business book author and speaker. In her second year of advertising, Sally won more awards than any other copywriter in the U.S., and was described as "the most successful junior copywriter of all time." After working at Wieden + Kennedy and Fallon McElligott, by age 27 she'd opened her first ad agency, with clients such as Target and Remy Martin. Three years later, she opened the West Coast office of Crispin Porter + Bogusky as Creative Director/Managing Director. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #420 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 50:10. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter.  Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. CTRL ALT Delete is now available too! In conversation with Sally Hogshead. How The World Sees You. Fascinate. Follow Sally on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'. Get David's song for free here: Artists For Amnesty. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #420 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising podcast blog blogging brand business book business podcast crispin porter bogusky david usher digital marketing facebook fallon fascinate how the world sees you itunes marketing podcast personality test remy martin sally hogshead target twitter wieden kennedy

Brittany and Todd, CW and AD respectively at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, visited Dan over winter break and talked about their burgeoning advertising careers. Originally published Sunday, January 16, 2011

A chat about creative culture, passion and collaboration with the Director of Creative Recruitment at Crispin Porter + Bogusky in Boulder, CO. Originally published Sunday, December 5, 2010

Originally published Sunday, February 8, 2009 Andy Pearson, an interactive person and digital/interactive copywriter at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, shares insights after weathering a rant.

Welcome to episode #197 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. Without question, Sally Hogshead is one of the most fascinating women in Marketing today. Scratch that, Hogshead is one of the most fascinating person in Marketing today. It then makes perfect sense that her latest book is titled, Fascinate, and it explores the seven universal triggers for persuasion and captivation (it also happens to be one of the best business books to have come out this year). But Hogshead is much more than a best-selling business book author and speaker. In her second year of advertising, Sally won more awards than any other copywriter in the U.S., and was described as "the most successful junior copywriter of all time." After working at Wieden + Kennedy and Fallon McElligott, by age 27 she'd opened her first ad agency, with clients such as Target and Remy Martin. Three years later, she opened the West Coast office of Crispin Porter + Bogusky as Creative Director/Managing Director. In this episode we discuss her new book and what Marketers need to know to fascinate their audience. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #197 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 39:29. Audio comment line - please send in a comment and add your voice to the audio community: +1 206-666-6056. Please send in questions, comments, suggestions - mitch@twistimage.com. Hello from Beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the Blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on twitter. Facebook Group - Six Pixels of Separation Podcast Society. In a perfect world, connect with me, directly, through Facebook. Six Pixels of Separation the book is now available. Episode #28 of Media Hacks is coming soon and it features:  Chris Brogan - New Marketing Labs - Co-author of Trust Agents. C.C. Chapman - Managing The Gray - Campfire. Hugh McGuire - LibriVox - Bite-Sized Edits - The Book Oven. Christopher S. Penn - Blue Sky Factory - Marketing Over Coffee.  Julien Smith - In Over Your Head - Co-author of Trust Agents. In conversation with Sally Hogshead. Author of Radical Careering. Which you can grab for free here: Radical Careering Free! Author of the recently released, Fascinate. The Shakes - 'Liberty Jones'. Please join the conversation by sending in questions, feedback and ways to improve Six Pixels Of Separation. Please let me know what you think or leave an audio comment at: +1 206-666-6056. Download the Podcast here: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #197 - Host: Mitch Joel. Tags: advertising bite size edits blog blogging blue sky factory book oven business book campfire cast of dads cc chapman chris brogan christopher s penn crayon crispin porter bogusky digital marketing facebook facebook group fallon mcelligott fascinate hugh mcguire in over your head itunes julien smith librivox managing the gray marketing marketing over coffee media hacks new marketing labs online social network podcast podcasting radical careering remy martin sally hogshead six pixels of separation social media marketing target the shakes trust agents twist image wieden kennedy

Ethan is a brand strategist and marketing expert who has spent 15 years doing award-winning brand strategy, advertising, and market research for some of the world's biggest brands.A scientist by training but a marketer by trade, he's like the missing link, but between science and creativity.His career includes roles as Insight Manager at Radar Research, Planning Director at 72andSunny, Group Strategy Director at Crispin Porter Bogusky, and Vice President of Insight & Strategy at the Integer Group.He's done ethnographies in Tokyo and statistics in Matlab. He's developed promotions scorecards and shopper marketing design principles. He's helped launch razors and position new lines of women's clothes. And he's presented on the science of marketing internationally, including SXSW and TED.Ethan's first life was studying urban ecology. He earned a PhD at the University of New Mexico under a National Science Foundation grant for complexity theory in biology.He studied human evolution and urban metabolism, and he used computational models to explore patterns of urbanization. His papers continue to be cited today.Only his friends call him Doctor Decker.And only in jest.Ethan on LinkedIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ehdecker/Website: www.appliedbrandscience.comTwitter- @ehdeckerTEDxSMU, Dallas, 2015Sanoma Get Tomorrow, Helsinki, 2016UBX18, Munich, 2018Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/dr-ds-social-network/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy