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This interview comes from Part 2 of my YouTube series about surviving New York City, especially the Corporate America parts.Jason has worked at Energy BBDO, Huge, and Amazon. He recently documented his leaving of Amazon.We discuss:- Why he did this- What he's learned from working in NYC- Being an introvert in Corporate AmericaAnd more.Watch us discuss all of this on The High Line:https://youtu.be/IAp_TsXrG7Q?si=OeGELRvjHM8FPNG9Jason: http://www.instagram.com/jason_swetMark: http://www.instagram.com/markpollardStrategy events and classes: http://www.sweathead.com

Steve Denekas joined Crispin as chief creative officer in February from Dept and set about reinventing the 59-year-old agency by leaning into its history while building a new positioning. In this episode, design guru Denekas tells Campaign Chemistry how he utilized his roots at Energy BBDO, Wieden+Kennedy and Instrument working on iconic brands such as Levi's, Nike and Dodge to construct a next-generation creative offer. He also opines on subjects including Nike's recent troubles, what a Crispin client looks like now, building a diverse creative team and working within the Stagwell holding company. Listen to this episode and subscribe to Campaign Chemistry wherever you get your podcasts. campaignlive.com What we know about advertising, you should know about advertising. Start your 1-month FREE trial to Campaign US.

Join Katie as she talks with Daale Carter, Managing Director at Energy BBDO, as they discuss her incredible career, affecting DEI change in the ad industry, the importance of finding time to be inspired, disconnecting, and the advice for modern leaders. 

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.

No episódio 18 do videocast Falas W2W, temos a Andrea Siqueira como nossa convidada, para falar sobre os desafios de ser uma mulher líder no mercado criativo publicitário internacional.  Andrea é, atualmente, diretora executiva de criação da Energy BBDO de Chicago, e já passou por inúmeras agências brasileiras, colecionando vários prêmios ao longo de sua trajetória. “Eu acho que preciso ainda devolver muito ao Brasil tudo o que eu aprendi. Vejo os Estados Unidos como uma etapa na minha vida, e não um fim”, diz Andrea. A segunda temporada do Falas W2W tem como objetivo dar visibilidade e fomentar debates sobre o espaço feminino no mercado de trabalho. Não perca os episódios inéditos toda semana, nas principais plataformas digitais de áudio e vídeo. Nos acompanhe:  Site: womentowatch.com.br Instagram: @womentowatchbrasil LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/womentowatchbrasil/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Tyler Narducci interviews Christian Banach. Christian is the Principal and Chief Growth Officer of a business development and growth consultancy that helps marketing agencies and martech companies land 6- and 7-figure opportunities predictably. Over the last 20 years, Christian has been an agency owner, outbound sales team leader, and business development director working with award-winning agencies like Energy BBDO, DDB, and Barkley, helping them to win millions of dollars of new business from companies like Anheuser-Busch, InBev, and Kohls, and many others. Covered in this episode: How a personal brand can build a 7-fig agency  What most agencies are doing wrong in business development  How relationship-making is the future of the agency space How to optimize your agency's strategy for today's B2B buyer How to generate awareness and create demand for your agency  And SO MUCH MORE … In this podcast, you get the latest success strategies, scaling techniques, and top-tier interviews with agency industry professionals sharing their success stories and lighting the pathway for all to follow. Learn how to go from a freelance marketer to a successful agency owner. Want to skip all the "learned it the hard way" mistakes most agency owners make? Apply for the 100% Done-For-You Leads and Sales Program today!

In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month on this episode,  EVP and DE&I Lead at Energy BBDO and Sponsor of AcentO, Carla Eboli, joins us to share actionable tips for business leaders on how to drive LatinX inclusivity in your corporate culture and how to authenticity communicate and personalize your marketing to the LatinX community. 

Today, we have on Austin Navickis. He is a content creator at Energy BBDO here in Chicago. Austin steps in if a brand needs something quick, effective, and engaging on social or digital. He's a swiss army knife that know's what catches your eye amid the thousands of distractions on social media. He's the first content creator on this podcast and explains how he built his brand and skillsets to land his dream job after graduating only a few months ago mid-pandemic. Visit @enteringad on Instagram to see his list of top influencers to follow to stay motivated and inspired. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/message

Tonise Paul, Chairman and former President & CEO of Energy BBDO shares her irrefutable leadership insights for personal & organizational success. She discusses the necessity of authenticity in determining brand values, creating and maintaining culture, and how opportunities can be embedded in crisis. Tune in to hear how she implemented change during her long-term tenure as CEO. 1:38– Nonlinear journey to college & leadership lessons 7:00—Most surprising part of becoming CEO—creating and maintaining culture 10:22—Tonise's irrefutable leadership insights 13:50—The origin of energy becoming & important part of brand identity and leadership 16:21—Leading with faith & love 18:58—Values based leadership— how should leaders be thinking about a redefinition of brand values? 23:35—Saying “No” to clients/projects 25:14—Discuss the consistency of work & the positive impact of long-term CEO tenures 30:32—Tonise's boldest career move & the significance of creating growth opportunities 34:24—Discuss the crucial balance of change & preservation BBDO 38:03—Leading with the “how” not the “what” 44:08—What does the future hold—artificial intelligence & machine technology 46:01—Advice to 18-year-old self—Trust yourself Books Recommendations: The Service Profit Change Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don't The Power of A Positive No Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies   Energy BBDO   Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Shure Incorporated. For nearly 100 years, Shure Incorporated has developed best-in-class audio products that provide high-quality performance, reliability and value. Headquartered in Niles, Illinois, our history of innovation and expertise in acoustics, wireless technology, and more enables us to deliver seamless, transparent audio experiences to a global audience. Our diverse product line includes world-class wired and wireless microphones, networked audio systems and signal processors, conferencing and discussion systems, software, a loudspeaker, and award-winning earphones and headphones. Find Shure on: Facebook LinkedIn

I'm excited to be back for my second season of "Art Buyer for Hire". Thank you all for your continued support and for listening to this podcast celebrating the Art of production. I am delighted to welcome my next guest, Vice President, Executive Producer, Liz Miller Gershfeld from Energy BBDO in Chicago. With over two decades at this agency, she has worked with some of the most iconic clients and artists in our industry. I had the pleasure of meeting Liz when I moved to Chicago many years ago, we instantly had an incredible rapport and hit it off immediately. I'm grateful to welcome my friend to this episode.In this episode, we will speak about getting vaccinated, what it’s like working from home. Did you know her first production was on a shoot with David LaChappelle? We talk the Detroit art scene, and did you know she majored in journalism? You will never guess how she made the transition to Art production or as it was known in earlier days, Art buying. Do you know why Liz was at Joliet prison? How she came to be at BBDO Chicago, please listen to this wonderful episode. Liz is such an eloquent guest and has much to offer. She is truly passionate about art and production. We talk about the best part of her job and the challenges, giving productive feedback, speaking on zoom calls, working during Covid, challenging parts of art production, where she finds her inspiration in people who follow their curiosity, what resources she looks at. Her personal list, and, how important is a photographer's treatment? Bike riding in Chicago. Advice for folks looking to get into advertising we talk artists museums. I don’t want to give the episode away so please take a listen.Bio:  Liz Miller-Gershfeld grew up in Detroit, Michigan, and moved to Chicago after graduating from Michigan State University with a degree in Journalism.Shortly after moving to Chicago Liz got involved in the film community working in various aspects of production from PA to craft service, casting to talent wrangling and producing for a commercial director. Eventually, she moved toward her passion which is photography and working with photographers which she has been doing for the past 21 years.Currently, Liz is a VP, Executive art producer at Energy BBDO working with clients such as Jack Daniels, Woodford Reserve, Old Forester, Herradura, American Egg Board, Ocean Spray, Wrigley, Kerrygold, Pearle Vision, and others. She has been producing award-winning work for more than 21 years. Liz has been a panelist and speaker for the APA giving talks at Columbia College and the Apple Store, gave a talk for Geekfest NOLA, was a keynote speaker for PhotoShelter’s Chicago Town Hall, has judged photo competitions for PDN, the APA, LeBook, and Columbia College’s Manifest Graduate competition. Liz has been a panelist for PDN and spoke in the New York Times building to hundreds of photographers for the ASMP.Liz is a year-round bike commuter and lives in Chicago with her husband and 2 sons.When asked what inspires her most about her job, the answer was easy:“There are certain ideas, which come along from time to time where every person who touches it has to breathe life into it. Every person has to share the vision for its coming to life and success, even against many odds. The energy of those is the creative vision itself, which becomes a shared vision

In this episode, Lisa Colantuono speaks with Larry Gies, Chief Strategy Officer at Energy BBDO about how brands can create incredible marketing campaigns by focusing solely on what excites their audiences.

In this one Liz and I talk about one of her first shoots with a certain photographer who also happened to be casting for another shoot at the same time. He was casting Celebrity look alike drag queens at the same time he was shooting for her! We also discuss the time she had to be strip searched for a shoot, what she really wants from photographers and a whole lot more. Be sure to like this, subscribe, leave a comment, tell your friends!

Lianne Sinclair, Managing Director at Energy BBDO, chats with Jim Lesser about her new roll and her confidence to not take "no" for an answer in order to improve her career.

Lacey Gilbert is this week's B&E Guest. She's a titan in the advertising industry, specifically Chicago. She's worked at Cramer Krasselt, Havas, Energy BBDO, and now Leo Burnett. If you want to break into strategy at large full-service agencies - sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode. Head over to our Instagram to connect and see Lacey's recommended resources: https://www.instagram.com/enteringad/?hl=en --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/message

Were you ever curious about how Reddit paid to advertise? How does organic reach work? You won't get a better intro to how the algorithm works than listening to this interview with the previous head of brand, Joe Federer. Even more importantly, he pulls back the curtain around how different social networks. "When you really want to build an online community, what you need to do is facilitate shared experiences and shared conversations" ~Joe FedererInternet dork and author, Joe Federer built social media creative and strategy teams at Reddit, Energy BBDO, and Ketchum PR. His new book, The Hidden Psychology of Social Networks, comes out this fall with McGraw-Hill.Key Takeaways: How the different social networks “bubble up” content based on the context that resonates on those networks.How users manage their profiles and interact differently on the various social media platforms like Facebook, Reddit, and InstagramWhy you need a different content approach and brand voice to each platform to be successful. Which network would work the best if you're interested in changing the perceptions of your brand.Connect with JoeCheck out his websiteFollow him on Twitter Pre-order his new bookThank you for listening! If you'd like to know more about change-makers in digital marketing, celebrate their wins, and discover how they built a breaking ground career, subscribe, share and comment on the Digital Marketing Victories Podcast. 

Kayla Dzierozynski tells her story of how she broke into her role as an assistant account executive for Energy BBDO. Energy BBDO is a full-service creative agency that preaches the importance of brand growth through powerful creative. I encourage you to reach out to Kayla for any questions or advice. Find her on LinkedIn or feel to email her at kayladzier@gmail.com. Shout out to Mikey Melarkey, our audio engineer. Shout out to Buchun Jiang, our outstanding Creative Director for this show. Check out his portfolio at https://buchunjiang0218.myportfolio.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/message

Nicole, a graduate of Loyola University, Chicago's School of Communication, talks about her start in advertising on the account side at Leo Burnett, her experiences at Energy BBDO and Deutsch as well as the cultural differences of working in Chicago versus NY. She also discusses what it takes to get started on the account side of an ad agency and how to deliver strong account service.

Ben discusses his summer job driving the Oscar Meyer wiener mobile, how he landed his first job at McGarry-Bowen in Chicago and ended up on the strategic side of advertising, as well as his experience at Energy BBDO. He also discusses what it takes to be a strategist/planner and his advice to students looking to get their foot in the door in that role.

Anne Dooley, Global Business Leader on the SC Johnson account at Energy BBDO, chats with Jim Lesser about learning how to learn, greatly understanding a client's business problems and the challenges of building teams around the world.

EP09 del Podcast de Ditto en Español. En este episodio conversamos con Nick Maker, Supervisor Musical de Energy BBDO en Chicago, US. Nos cuenta como funciona el mercado de la sincronización de comerciales en USA, estrategias, formatos, etc. En esta ocasión estamos compartiendo 2 versiones del podcast, en idioma original, Inglés, y en versión doblada en Español.

EP09 del Podcast de Ditto en Español. En este episodio conversamos con Nick Maker, Supervisor Musical de Energy BBDO en Chicago, US. Nos cuenta como funciona el mercado de la sincronización de comerciales en USA, estrategias, formatos, etc. En esta ocasión estamos compartiendo 2 versiones del podcast, en idioma original, Inglés, y en versión doblada en Español.

Liz Miller Gershfeld brings 20 years of experience to the conversation; she started in journalism and caught the production bug. Today, she shares a treasure trove of tips and best practices.   Key Takeaways [:31] Heather introduces Liz and asks her guest to talk about who she is, where she is from, how she found her way into art production, and what important skills are required for this line of work. [7:36] Art production includes so much more production than it did at the time it was called art buying, Liz touches on the paramount importance of flexibility in an industry where change is the norm. [9:25] There used to be a quantity minded media model that had a digital cadence — daily, weekly, or monthly social media updates for which content is required — but this is changing and some studies suggest that consumer attention is more focused on quality assets rather than quantity: we may see a return to the hero image! But all of this requires a lot of buyer education. [13:12] Some clients think in terms of cost per asset or that the media use is a good valuation of the work being produced — if it lives in a social environment it should be less expensive. But ultimately, everyone is looking for ways to get more for less and “nimble” and “efficiency” are buzz words that have become almost weaponized, a good producer must find ways to be both. [15:20] Because of client expectations and needs, the conversations that happen before and during bidding days are critical to the project running to everyone’s satisfaction: everyone needs to be detailed and specific and transparent. [16:58] Liz will triple artist on the basis of the look and feel of their body of work as it relates to the project but her budgets are tight enough that she usually provides the ideal — though often unattainable — number they should all aim towards. She also looks for photographers that will offer solutions. [20:20] Liz mentions that for her, knowing what is the client’s approach to the project can inform the whole process, is it budget, quality, or quantity? [23:50] Treatments are necessary for jobs that have any measure of creative interpretation — product usage, e-commerce usually don’t. She does see treatments as both an opportunity and a protective measure in the sense that they serve as an additional explanation of how that production will go, reducing potential surprises. [28:10] Heather asks what stands out in a treatment for Liz, and aside from articulating how the shoot will unfold, and who the critical resources are and why; she likes to see that there has been some kind of mental modeling around the project. She explains what accountability she expects from the treatments she receives. [30:03] Heather brings up the importance of a photographer having a reflexion on the brand they are bidding and looking for some kind of alignment in their treatment, but also looking at themselves and how they are unique in the landscape in order to avoid sounding formatted — “insert photographer name here.” [34:24] Grabbing Liz’s attention goes through meetings, and she’ll rarely say no to one — but follow up with reminders of who you are on a regular basis, continue building that relationship! Pro tip — There are a lot of decisional people: don’t leave a meeting without getting another name and follow up on that person also. [41:11] Heather thanks Liz for coming on the podcast, and invites listeners to tune in for the next episode.   Thanks for listening.   In an industry where the rules are always changing, it’s helpful to hear from those on the front line. Heather Elder is the visionary behind NotesFromARep’sJournal.com; visit her website for industry updates, stunning photography and video, and the artists behind the work.   Mentioned in this episode BBDO   More about your host Heather Elder’s Bio Heather Elder’s Blog Heather Elder on Instagram Heather Elder on Twitter Heather Elder on LinkedIn Heather Elder on Facebook   More about today’s guest Liz Miller Gershveld on LinkedIn Liz Miller Gershveld on Twitter  

Andrés Ordonez is Chief Creative Officer at Energy BBDO (Chicago). Featuring on the AdWeek Creative 100 List in 2019, Andrés is one of the most fascinating and creative people in the advertising industry. We talked to Andrés about the importance of balancing creative leadership with creative doing, how the advertising industry has changed for both clients AND agencies over the last decade or two, why data (as a creative) isn't a word to be feared (but embraced), and how he likes to work with clients around the world. Andrés believes in creating big, global, brand ideas and bringing them to life through evocative storytelling and innovation. Here, he tells us how.

Tonise Paul, President and CEO of Energy BBDO in Chicago chats with Jim Lesser about the critical traits necessary to succede in advertising, how building brands builds business and more.

En este episodio hablamos con Manuel Torres (https://www.linkedin.com/in/turboricua/), director creativo en Energy BBDO (http://energybbdo.com/en), Chicago. Director de arte, revolucionario y un amante del arte que busca aprender algo nuevo todos los días. Ganador de un Grand Prix en Cannes y muchos otros premios, Turboricua, como le conocen muchos, es un creativo diferente y refrescante con muchas anécdotas que contar. The Most Popular Song (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8vtQnhRWN90)

I haven't had any guests having worked in both advertising agencies, in marketing as a client, and in fine arts so far. I thought it would be a great perspective to have so I invited my friend Vicky Hoffman to join me for a conversation. It's a little bit shorter than usual, as I'm exploring and experimenting with different lengths for the show, and admit I was running out of time to plan for this episode as well. We talked about Vicky's experience studying metalsmithing and enamels, her career in marketing and advertising, her transition to being a working artist and encaustic painting, and finally her recent studying of wine with the Court of Master Sommeliers.   You can find out more about Vicky Hoffman and her art on her website: vickyhoffman.com   Some of the information mentioned in this episode:   UCLA Picasso Rodin Moore Master of Fine Arts Metalsmithing Enamels Encaustic painting BBDO (creative agency - Full disclosure: Energy BBDO is my current employer (part of the BBDO Network), mentioned in passing in the episode) Tracy Locke KFC 11 Spices & Herbs social media stunt Target Black Friday wake up calls  The Court of Master Sommeliers San Luis Obispo Museum of Art

Hi there! Unfortunately I've been running behind original plans for the podcast and don't have a guest today. New guests coming up, in the meantime just an update for a few minutes talking about what is going on right now. In short: I have been freelancing at Energy BBDO in Chicago for a few months now, an advertising agency. and officially switched to working there full time. Ice Cream for Everyone will keep going on here on the website, blog, newsletter, podcast pretty much as per usual - and it's my personal online environment, it doesn't reflect the views of my employer, as is traditional to point out. I will be on fellow strategist Adam Pierno's podcast: The Strategy Behind Everything, talking about tabletop roleplaying games. It was a great conversation! Check out his podcast when you have a chance! I am scheduling conversations with guests so watch out for a more substantial update in a couple of weeks, thank you for your patience!

The art direction partner of Episode 143's guest shares his thoughts on staying put, partners, personal pride and the loathing of losing.

Miller graduated as a copywriter from The Creative Circus in 2004, and his energy, focus and intelligence have never waned.

Originally published Sunday, January 11, 2009 Elizabeth Stephens, a big time ad writer at Energy BBDO in Chicago, talks about the economy, Circus portfolios and her first year in the biz.