Podcasts about Miami Ad School

Zach and Geoff get saucy and share the stories behind iconic campaigns like Heinz “Draw Ketchup” and “Can't Unsee it” with Deadpool.ABOUT OUR GUESTS:Geoff Baillie is a Group Creative Director at Rethink, where he started as an intern in 2018.He's led work for brands like IKEA, Molson Coors and Heinz—including campaigns like Draw Ketchup, Heinz Ketchup and Seemingly Ranch, and the Heinz x Marvel Studios collaboration Can't Unsee It.His work has been featured on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Drew Barrymore Show, The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, in marketing books like Hey Whipple Squeeze This and Pearson's Fundamentals of Marketing textbook.Geoff's campaigns have been recognized at every major international award show. He was named to AdAge's 40 Under 40, The One Club's Young Guns Under 30 competition, and AdAge's Creative Team of the Year. He was also ranked Canada's #1 copywriter in 2022, 2023, and 2025 by Strategy Magazine.He has taught at Miami Ad School Toronto, and guest lectured at Humber and McMaster.He also likes to read, play music, and play golf badly. He lives in Toronto with his girlfriend and cat Diego. He recently broke his tibia jumping over a fence. Zachary Bautista is a Partner, Group Creative Director at Rethink.From art school dropout to one of the most consistently recognized creatives in Canada, his work has been awarded at every major international award show from Cannes to Clios with acclaim from figures like Jimmy Fallon and Drew Barrymore, and headlines on publications like CNN and FastCompany.Zach was ranked the #1 Art Director back-to-back-to-back-to-back in Strategy Magazine's Creative Report Card for 2022-2025. He was among AdAge's 40 Under 40 in 2021 and the only Canadian on the list. You can find his work on a billboard near you or in the 6th Edition of Hey Whipple Squeeze This along with Pearson's Fundamentals of Marketing Textbook.In addition to his impassioned dedication as an industry mentor, Zach was a recurring instructor at Miami Ad School in Toronto. In his role as teacher he has elevated the talents of up-and-coming art directors and copywriters. His approach to his students is teaching peers to become future co-workers.Zach spends most of his money on sports memorabilia. He spends most of his time making money to afford sports memorabilia. ADCC Created is brought to you by The Advertising & Design Club of Canada, hosted by Lyranda Martin Evans (Fellow Human), with music and studio care of Grayson Music. Follow us on Instagram @theadccEmail us at created@theadcc.ca

Podcast Summary: Cultural Branding, DEI, and Creative Authenticity with Bre FernandezIn this episode, Sacha Awwa sits down with Bre Fernandez—an award-winning Associate Creative Director, professor of advertising at the University of Miami and Miami Ad School, and rising local comedian. Known for her bold creative voice and deep cultural fluency, Bre unpacks her unconventional journey from law school dropout to creative leader, touching on everything from the importance of representation in branding to how comedy fuels her storytelling.With firsthand experience in both multicultural and general market advertising, Bre offers a refreshing and unfiltered perspective on navigating the “brovertising” world, the evolution of DEI, and why authenticity, nuance, and research are non-negotiable in successful campaigns today.Whether you're a small business owner, marketer, or creative looking to make work that actually resonates, this conversation is packed with insight—and laughs.Key Topics Discussed:1. From Law School to Ad WorldBre's Cuban upbringing and traditional career expectationsDiscovering creative advertising through Miami Ad SchoolCracking into a legacy-driven, network-dependent industry2. The Cultural Layer of BrandingWhy DEI and multicultural advertising are not interchangeableHow diverse internal teams lead to stronger external messagingDissecting tone-deaf campaigns (hello, Kendall Jenner/Pepsi)3. DEI in Advertising: Beyond BuzzwordsWhy diversity must go beyond optics to real decision-making powerThe role of DEI post-2020 and how it's being politicized todayRepresentation vs. inclusion: who's in the room vs. who's heard4. Human-Centered Creativity in an AI WorldWhy AI is a tool, not a replacement for nuanced storytellingThe risk of creative atrophy when we rely too heavily on techTeaching students to balance innovation with critical thinking5. Brand Authenticity & Speaking to Real AudiencesWhy research matters more than assumptionsWhy brands need to know their primary, secondary, and tertiary audiencesCase studies of brands that got it right (Dove, Nike) and wrong (Bud Light, Heineken)6. Entrepreneurship, Comedy, and the Creative OutletWhy having a creative outlet is crucial to avoid burnoutBre's emerging comedy career and using humor as a form of cultural commentaryJuggling multiple identities and finding alignment between personal voice and professional workKey Takeaways for Creatives & Entrepreneurs:Research is not optional. You can't speak to a culture you haven't studied or experienced.AI can help, but creativity needs a human pulse. Don't let technology dilute your voice.Authenticity is currency. Consumers see through performative branding—real wins every time.Diverse voices build better campaigns. It's not just good ethics—it's good business.Start where your audience lives. Whether that's Facebook Marketplace or stand-up mics, your people are somewhere—go meet them there.

Send us a textThis is the first episode in a 3-part mini series about exploring creative education, both as a noun and a verb; new ways of thinking about assessments, grading and ungrading with 3 brilliant educators who work and teach in the spaces of communication, design, creativity, art and art therapy. First up is Dom Prevost, Group Creative Director at Resonance and also teaches at IDEA School of Design (Capilano University) and Miami Ad School. With a multi-disciplinary approach and years of international experience, Dom has created award-winning, fully-integrated campaigns for some of the world's most iconic brands including Nike, adidas, Benetton, lululemon, Foot Locker, Mercedes, Ford, Johnnie Walker, Red Bull, Pabst Blue Ribbon, Ministry of Sound, Playstation and Ubisoft. In this episode, you'll hear about a course Dom teaches that, at its core, is helping students succeed through embracing failure, by removing control and providing space for things to go wrong. Dom explains what he hopes to instil in his students about failure, iteration and pushing past the first ideas, as well as how he uses grades not as a means of control and power, but as a means of relinquishing control and power, handing it back to students to show up with good, bad and ugly ideas.Finally, Dom gives us a sneak peek at his upcoming new workshop at DesignThinkers Vancouver, May 13-14, 2025.I'm all about interesting projects with interesting people! Let's Connect on the web or via Instagram. :)

Virginia Feito is the author of the novel Victorian Psycho, available from Liveright Publishing. It is the official February pick of the Otherppl Book Club. Feito, raised in Madrid and Paris, studied English and drama at Queen Mary University of London and advertising at Miami Ad School. She writes regularly for Vanity Fair Spain and is the author of the acclaimed Mrs. March. *** Otherppl with Brad Listi is a weekly podcast featuring in-depth interviews with today's leading writers. Available where podcasts are available: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, etc. Subscribe to Brad Listi's email newsletter. Support the show on Patreon Merch Twitter Instagram  TikTok Bluesky Email the show: letters [at] otherppl [dot] com The podcast is a proud affiliate partner of Bookshop, working to support local, independent bookstores. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you've had a particularly rough run in your creative career lately, or you feel like you've stalled out & need that momentum back, this episode that will inspire you to reframe your mindset about what is truly possible.Join me in this inspiring conversation with NYC Creative Director & adjunct copywriting professor at Miami Ad School, Lalita Salgaokar, as we discuss her international journey through overwhelming creative career hurdles. We'll talk about how current challenges can create opportunities down the road, why vulnerability is the key to managing the pressure of time, and how authentic connection can unlock opportunity. We also chat about the power of our creative brains within a business structure, and why understanding the business side of things is so critical for creatives. Get ready to champion your own creative spirit as well as those around you! LET'S ROCK! Connect with Lalita...LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lalita-salgaokar/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/butternani/Party Elephants (her side-biz of sustainable eco party favors!)Website: https://partyelephants.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/party_elephants/Go to rockthatcreativejob.com for more creative career resources, including my Creative Resume-in-a-Day online course, coaching packages, and workshops, or to inquire about hiring me as a speaker for your next event! Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-roberts-rtcj/ Instagram: @rockthatcreativejob TikTok: @rockthatcreativejob YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RockThatCreativeJob --Jamie Roberts is the CEO & Founder of Rock That Creative Job™, where she provides career support to creative professionals across the globe through coaching, speaking, workshops, and her podcast. She has given talks for AIGA, RGD Canada, universities, and other creative organizations. Jamie has a 20 yr. background as a Sr. Creative Director & Designer, working and leading teams in both agency & in-house environments, where she recruited, hired, and managed every type of creative role. Her mission is to provide all creatives with the knowledge and clarity they need to confidently take control of their careers, and get paid to do what they love.

En el episodio de hoy me siento con Isaac Pagán Muñoz, VP y Executive Creative Director para Pepsi Foods North America. Isaac me cuenta cómo fueron sus años creciendo en Puerto Rico, el impacto que tuvo el Miami Ad School en su desarrollo profesional, sus años trabajando en agencias de publicidad como Ovilgy y Leo Burnett, y la transición a ser director creativo de Pepsi Foods North America. También hablamos sobre la diferencia de ser director de arte vs director creativo, cuándo las marcas deben utilizar el mercadeo de celebridades, el rol de la publicidad paga en una estrategia creativa y el impacto que ha tenido la cultura latina en el mercadeo global. Tres "takeaways" de este episodio: 1. Para crear un ambiente creativo saludable, tú necesitas tener una diversidad de pensamiento que haga que el trabajo sea mejor cada vez. 2. Los premios son un resultado del gran trabajo. El fin no es ganar un León de Cannes, el fin es hacer una gran campaña. Gane o no gane. 3. Cuando vayas a hacer algo, asegúrate que te apasione. Y una ves encuentres que te apasiona, aplícate y trabaja más de lo que se espera. Puedes conectar con Isaac aquí: LinkedIn No olvides suscribirte a nuestro canal de Youtube.

Galileu Nogueira é fundador da Galileo Branding, prestando consultoria e treinamento para marcas como Ambev, Whirlpool, Liv Up, Cora, Itau e Saint-Gobain, além de ser mentor no bootcamp de Inteligência Digital da Miami Ad School e professor no curso “Branding de Perto” que já está na décima terceira turma. Com mais de 14 anos na área de marketing, é expert em Branding e já trabalhou com grandes marcas como Philips, Oracle e 99!. Também é podcaster e comanda o “Branding em Tudo'', que está no top 20 da categoria de negócios do Spotify, produz conteúdo para mais de 64 mil pessoas em seu Instagram e este ano participou do programa de aceleração do LinkedIn Brasil. Recentemente foi palestrante no palco principal do RD Summit 2023, maior evento de Marketing e Vendas da América Latina Temas: 00:00 - Intro 02:22 - A Minha História no Empreendedorismo 07:50 - Processos Seletivos  36:48 - Como Medimos a Percepção Segurança e Qualidade da 99 43:40 - A Importância das Pesquisas  01:10:33 - Decisão de Montar Minha Empresa de Consultoria 01:37:54 - Proporção do Meu Negócio de Consultoria 01:46:24 - Análise de Branding do Pablo Marçal Galileu: https://www.instagram.com/galileunogueira/ YouTube: ⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/excepcionaispodcast⁠ Siga: Marcelo Toledo: https://instagram.com/marcelotoledo Instagram: https://instagram.com/excepcionaispodcast TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@excepcionaispodcast Patrocinador: Auddas - Consultoria Estratégica Consultoria nas áreas de estratégia, governança, gestão e capital. Os clientes Auddas que fazem o trabalho de Planejamento Estratégico crescem em média mais de 40% no faturamento anual. Preencha o formulário do link abaixo e um especialista entrará em contato https://bit.ly/excepcionais-auddas

Hacker sistêmico com mentalidade criativa e empreendedora, ajudo empresas a identificar e resolver desafios de negócios, com soluções criativas e não óbvias. Executivo em multinacionais B2C, B2B, B2B2C, durante 25 anos e startups SaaS no Brasil e América Latina, desde 2019. Pioneiro no Brasil a implementar a modalidade fractional executive, desde 2019, atuando como CMO, CRO e Partner as a Service em startups e empresas médias. Capacito e formo equipes multidisciplinares e multiculturais, tanto globais quanto locais, em organizações tradicionais, matriciais e startups, para entregar disrupção de negócios de forma sustentável. Formação: - Administração de Empresas pela PUC-SP - Especialização em Marketing de Serviços pela FGV - Transformação Digital pela Hyper Island - Business Innovation em Stanford Atuação como professor convidado no MBA de Gestão Empresarial na Fundação Dom Cabral – 9ª melhor escola de negócios do mundo segundo o Financial Times – na ESPM, Miami Ad School e FIAP. Consultor associado na HSM e membro do Anjos do Brasil. Sou palestrante, autor de dois livros ("Guide for Network Planning" e "Invente o seu lado i – a arte de inovar numa época de incertezas"), colaborador do Meio & Mensagem, Revista Época Negócios, Portal Proxxima e colunista da HSM Management com mais de 80 artigos publicados. Idealizador do podcast "O lado i", dedicado à transformação dos negócios e ao empreendedorismo. https://www.linkedin.com/in/wacla/ Se conecte com o Wacla, compre o livro, siga o podcast: https://linktr.ee/oladoi AQUI VOCÊ TEM UM DESCONTO DE 15% PARA COMPRAR NO SITE DA FASCYNIOS, CORRE LÁ: https://bit.ly/CoachCastFcy

Galileu Nogueira é expert em branding e atua há mais de 14 anos na área de marketing. Já trabalhou com grandes marcas como 99, Me Poupe!, Philips e Oracle.Profissional formado em publicidade, Galileu também é criador de conteúdo em diversas redes sociais, mas em principal no Instagram, onde possui uma base com mais de 65 mil seguidores, no Youtube onde é host do podcast ‘Branding em tudo Podcast' do canal Galileu Nogueira e também no Spotify, onde possui o mesmo formato e que em 2023, ficou durante 41 semanas no Top da categoria de negócios. 

Miami Ad School ის დაწესებულებაა, რომლისკენაც მსოფლიოს თითქმის ყველა ქვეყნის ახალგაზრდა შემოქმედები მიისწრაფვიან. წლების განმავლობაში, „საქართველოს ბანკის“ მიერ დაწესებული ნიკა გუჯეჯიანის სახელობის სტიპენდია, ქართული სარეკლამო ინდუსტრიის არაერთნა წარმომადგენელმა მოიპოვა და ბერლინში, მათთვის საოცნებო სასწავლებელში გააგრძელა სწავლა - რასაც საერთაშორისო სააგენტოებში მნიშვნელოვანი გამოცდილება მოჰყვა. „საინტერესო პოდკასტის“ სტუმარია, ხატია არველაძე - ნიკა გუჯეჯიანის სახელობის სტიპენდიანტი, რომელიც Miami Ad School-ში მიღებულ ცოდნაზე გვიყვება. წამყვანი: ჯაბა შავიშვილი პოდკასტის წარმდგენი: საქართველოს ბანკი

Como que um trabalho de branding vai, de fato, conseguir adicionar valor à sua marca? Foi sobre isso que conversei nesse episódio com o Ewerton Mokarzel, CEO da Future Brand, uma empresa criativa de branding e que também já atendeu e atende grandes marcas como Nestlé e Acqua Panna. Ele é um amigo e parceiro de trabalho, formado em direção de arte pela Miami AD School e está na Future Brand há mais de 15 anos - foi de designer júnior a CEO. Nós discutimos alguns pontos, como: - como tangibilizar o valor de uma marca; - a metodologia que a Future Brand usa para tangibilizar marca; - como o propósito e a experiência influenciam no futuro das marcas. Compartilhe esse episódio com pelo menos 3 amigos! #branding #marca ----------------------------------------- - Vamos trabalhar juntos com a Galileo Branding? Peça um orçamento: https://galileunogueira.com/consultoria  - Entre para a lista de espera para o BDP Imersão Presencial em São Paulo turma 12 com dois dias de aula: https://galileunogueira.com/bdp/imersao/online  - Plataforma Deskfy: https://deskfy.io  - Não deixe de me seguir nas redes sociais: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/galileunogueira/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/galileunogueira/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@galileu_nogueira - - Convidado: Ewerton Mokarzel - CEO da Future Brand LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ewerton-mokarzel/?originalSubdomain=br  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futurebrandsp/  - Apresentação: Galileu Nogueira - Edição: Felipe Mux - @muxproducoes - Design: Mars Comunicação - Redes Sociais: Beatriz Aguiar e Aline Guimarães

Com mais de 14 anos na área de marketing, Galileu Nogueira é especialista em branding e já trabalhou com grandes marcas como Philips, Oracle e 99!. Hoje possui sua própria empresa, a Galileo Branding, prestando consultoria e treinamento para marcas como Ambev, Whirlpool, Liv Up, Cora, além de ser mentor no bootcamp de Inteligência Digital da Miami Ad School e professor no curso “Branding de Perto" que já está na nona turma. Também é podcaster e comanda o “Branding em Tudo”. Recentemente foi palestrante no palco principal do RD Summit 2022, maior evento de Marketing e Vendas da América Latina.

Myan has been very aware of energy since she was a child. During a ten month trip to India in her early 20's, she got sick and needed to find alternative ways to heal herself. Through psychic meditation and healing, she was able to develop her abilities to be sensitive to the world around her in a way that was empowering. This journey lead her to heal her body and become a professional healer, clairvoyant, animal communicator, and psychic teacher. She has been doing this work for twenty years! Born and raised in Chicago, IL, she went to college at the University of Wisconsin where she studied painting. After traveling around the world, she became a teacher, working with adult refugees as an ESL instructor, teaching preschool, and working at a spiritual center teaching psychic development classes. She continued to do her healing work while she studied art direction at the Miami Ad School, and now works full time as a psychic reader, healer, and teacher. ​Through using her psychic abilities with people, she discovered that working with animals was equally as helpful and an important part of the healing ecosystem. She works with people and their pets to help pet owners gain clarity and be in better communication with their animal companions. Animals are a big part of our every day life and need help taking care of their energy too! Myan teaches classes on all things psychic, including how to take care of your energy, how to heal yourself and others, how to see/read energy, how to use your psychic abilities in your every day life as a compass and guide, and how to communicate and heal your pet and other animals. We do not always experience what is fully happening with just our basic five senses.There are aspects of life that exist in between the lines.Since we are not only working from a physical perspective, we need to be responsible for taking care of our energy and our pets energy in combination with tending to the body and mind. www.goddessofwildthings.com

The way life is setup, sometimes it can feel like you spend all of your time reacting to what life throws at you - instead of building the life that you want. It is difficult, but entirely possible to design your life on your terms. It involves vision, persistence and the ability to pivot. My guest, Yadira Santana-Dowling @myintentionaljoy has handcrafted a life that she loves, despite the challenges. We talk about how she has done it, and provide inspiration and some practical steps for you to do it too.About My Guest:Yadira Santana-Dowling, M.A.Yadira is a Director of Strategy & DEI, well versed in the areas of branding and strategic communications, having led strategies for almost 20 years for clients such as: AARP, The Lincoln Motor Company, Dunkin' Donuts, Walgreens, SCJohnson, Verizon & Buick.  Winning awards and recognition for her work, most recently having won an Effie Award for having developed strategies for AARP's Multicultural Response to COVID-19, she has provided expert analysis and consultation for various national and global brands.She is passionate about building meaningful relationships between brands and people, and has extensive expertise in the US Hispanic and Urban markets. Yadira is the author of "The Four Day Creative Brief" and an effective communicator with affinity for training, developing talent and passionate about diversifying minds and places.Having earned her bachelor of science in organizational behavior management from the Miami University of Ohio, a master's degree in strategic planning from the Virginia Commonwealth University Brandcenter, and most recently teaching at the Miami Ad School in Punta Cana, DR, her keen insight and understanding help broaden her ability to teach from experience in an easy and approachable way.A native of the Dominican Republic, Yadira resides in Miramar, FL while doing the work she is most proud of - raising her three children: Josiah, Joshua and Eden, alongside her husband Elvin.Interested in crafting your own life of intentional joy? Sign up to be the first to know when her new guided journal “Journey to Joy” launches later this month. Grown and Growing Podcast -- Like. Follow. Share. Website: grownandgrowing.buzzsprout.comFacebook: @GrownandgrowingpodcastInstagram: @GrownandgrowingpodcastEmail: grown.growingpodcast@gmail.com

Costumo dizer que a criatividade é a conexão entre o seu olhar individual e o seu banco de referências.O episódio de hoje vai te ajudar a construir esse banco de dados com muitas dicas e insights com a Ellen Rocha, que é Marketing Lead do Spotify Brasil, tem mais de 15 anos de experiência em marketing com foco em conteúdo.Ela trabalha hoje aqui no Brasil, mas já passou pelos Estados Unidos, é professora da Miami Ad School e do BDP Imersão (SPOILER: na turma 11 ela vai dar uma aula sobre pensamento lateral).Compartilhe com os amigos que precisam ser criativos no dia a dia!#branding #criatividade #brand #marcas- Aprenda branding na prática e aprofunde os seus conhecimentos com o BDP Imersão turma 11 (presencial e online). Vagas limitadas: https://galileunogueira.com/bdp- Aprenda branding na essência - conheça o curso exclusivo BDP Introdução (online): https://galileunogueira.com/bdp/intro - Não deixe de me seguir nas redes sociais:Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/galileunogueiraLinkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/galileunogueiraApresentação: Galileu NogueiraConvidada: Ellen Rocha https://www.linkedin.com/in/ellenrocha/Edição de áudio e vídeo: Voz e Conteúdo Edição e Produção de PodcastsDesign: Mars ComunicaçãoRedes Sociais: Beatriz AguiarRP: Rebecca Sturki

Baiba's career is varied to say the least. Starting with a bachelor of visual arts at university where she was dissuaded from pursuing a career in this field, to later attempts at breaking the small glass ceiling of male advertising strategists in her native Latvia. After some account management experience at both Ogilvy and Grey group she landed a strategist role at an agency in the Czech Republic, later working at Kantar Millward Brown. During COVID she started a community dedicated to serving fellow strategists around the world - pushing the profession forward. Now she works mostly freelance in between guest lectures at Miami Ad School and a mix of other pursuits from her new base in Berlin. You couldn't get someone closer to the front line in the advertising agency world who also has a healthy cross functional chunk of experience.   Sometimes referred to as The Mark Pollard of Europe. She specializes in brand strategy and creative strategy.  In this episode you're going to get a good grounding in the history of strategists, formerly known as account planners. You'll learn where the role came from. Why it is needed. What the role looks like today (for better or for worse). Why you need access to one when working with an agency and all of the good, the bad and the ugly within the modern world of advertising.   But what also leaks out are some very interesting comments about the modern state of the client agency relationship. The problems on both sides and how we can solve them together aligned in the pursuit of better work. You'll learn how to brief better. How to tell an experienced planner from a junior one (or influencer cult follower). You'll learn which strategy frameworks you can use and which ones are overrated. You'll also learn why insights are not essential for good strategy - and much more. As usual, many common myths will be debunked and if you don't learn something new, you haven't been listening.  So what are you waiting for?

I've worked in marketing for years, and I rarely say this: this young man is one of the most talented marketers I've come across in a long time. Shlomo Genchin possesses similar intuitive brilliance that drew me to Seth Godin many years ago. Listen to my intimate conversation and the evolution of a talented marketer. Get to know him; you won't regret it. Copywriters are entrepreneurs, too. On this episode of The Entrepreneur Next Door podcast, you'll meet an amazingly talented young copywriter with an equally impressive entrepreneurial journey. Join me for a refreshing and intimate conversation with a talented young man from Israel. We speak about his entrepreneurial journey to becoming a sought-after copywriter and what he attributes to the key to his success (spoiler alert, it's not about tech).Shlomo's career aspiration as a creative young man growing up in Israel was to become a military officer or an actor. He becomes an 'accidental copywriter' after taking a get-rich-quick sketchy course. Contrary to what one may expect, Shlomo can express his creative talent and freedom during his military service (in a K-9 unit as a dog handler). His journey takes him to Berlin, where he studies copywriting at the Miami Ad School  (this is not a typo; it was in Germany). After creating an award-winning campaign, he gets an amazing offer to join one of the leading international ad agencies. Watch the rest of his journey and find out:➡️ Does working for an ad agency prepare you for a successful career as a      Copywriter? ➡️ Did Shlomo accept a once-in-a-lifetime job offer?➡️ "Creativity is about freedom."  How does Shlomo put his belief into      practice? ➡️ Did Shlomo exercise this option, "If it didn't work, I could always crash on      my parents' couch." ➡️ Why is Shlomo Genchin excited about AI, and what does he think is the      biggest mistake people make while using it? ➡️  What key ingredient do you need to generate brilliant copy? Connect with Shlomo:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shlomogenchin/Website: http://thecreativemarketer.net/Email: Shlomedia@gmail.com

Ana Wolsztajn has over 15 years of experience as an operator, founder and tech journalist. She has been named among Europe's top 100 most influential women in startups and has been part of investment firms such as Kaya VC and Included VC. Her career and education include names such as Balderton, tech.eu. Adidas, DDB, McCann, Stanford, Cornell and Miami Ad School.In this episode we talk about:Personal brand buildingFinding your own authentic voiceEngaging on Linkedin and TwitterTalent vs. effort in personal brandingDoing social platforms for companies===Find other episodes on >  https://www.pursuitofscrappiness.co/ Watch select full-length episodes on our YouTube channel > https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCP6ueaLnjS-CQfrMCm2EoTA Connect with us on Linkedin > https://www.linkedin.com/company/pursuit-of-scrappiness/ Questions/suggestions? Join our Telegram group > https://t.me/pursuitofscrappiness 

Andrea Sullivan is the Chief Marketing Officer for VaynerX, a dynamic media and communications company founded by Gary Vaynerchuk. VaynerX is the umbrella brand for nine companies in its portfolio – including Gallery Media Group, which produces The CMO Podcast. Andrea has worked on the VaynerX team for five years. A respected industry leader, she has served on the board of the Ad Council, the Ad Club of New York, the Miami Ad School, and the Creative Spirit. She is also a Professor of Branding at the School of Visual Arts in New York. Prior to her role at VaynerX, Andrea served as CMO of Interbrand and worked across Omnicom for over 15 years.In this episode, Andrea and Jim chat about why she loves working at VaynerX, how to build strong and healthy brands, and shares her experience dealing with and overcoming imposter syndrome.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What does it take to become the number one creative advertising school on the planet, with over 15 branches around the world and over 20,000 graduates? Pippa and Ron Seichrist, had a dream, stayed committed to a vision where they would challenge creative innovation in education and when they founded Miami Ad School they changed the trajectory of tens of thousands of students and they also created a new paradigm of education in the advertising world. Now, 29 years later, they just got inducted into the Creative hall of Fame with Michael Jordan, Phill Knight founder of Nike, and Spike Lee. • Join Tania's FREE 5 day Manifesting Abundance Challenge January 30th-Feb 3rd by clicking here. • Instructions on how to Rate, Review and share to get yourself some gifts by clicking here. • Check out Miami Ad School for programs and curriculum.

You can tell by their headshot; this will be a good episode. Andrew Fatato and Dave Haller are the Co-Founders and Creative Directors of Major. A NYC-based creative agency that helps brands, agencies, and production companies create ad campaigns that aren't boring. Dave and Andrew taught "How to Have Ideas" at Miami Ad School. They have turned the material they developed for that class into a book called "Handbook for Hacks," which is made for our audience. Check them out! https://major.agency/ https://drugsforplants.com/ http://handbookforhacks.com/ https://www.instagram.com/majoragency/ https://instagram.com/drugsforplants --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breakenter/support

Sau 1 năm học về chuyên ngành Copywriting tại Miami Ad School Europe, Toàn Mai đã có khoảng thời gian rèn giũa và cọ xát trong những "bể" sáng tạo đa sắc đa màu ở các châu lục khác nhau. Những lần đi theo sếp ra đến trạm tàu để chia sẻ ý tưởng, những buổi họp nghe headphone phiên dịch giữa các đồng nghiệp Nhật hay chuyến bay đến Dubai ngay trong ngày cuối cùng visa Đức hết hạn, đó đều là một trong những trải nghiệm khó quên của Toàn Mai – một mảnh ghép trong bộ đôi tạo nên dự án Love The Work More chấn động ngành quảng cáo.

Welcome! This week, Etosha is out sick and resting but she will be back next week better than ever. In the meantime, co-host, Alex interviews guest, Nicolle Smith, a 5th Quarter Graphic Design student at Miami Ad School. We get to hear all about her experiences before and during school and we find out some great advice on how to navigate the creative landscape. Learn more about Nicolle on our instagram @jgspodcast and enjoy!

ALANNA NATHANSON and NATALIE ARMATA are the CO-CEOs AND CHIEF CREATIVE OFFICERs at https://gandgadvertising.com (G&G Advertising.) Alanna is one of those rare creatives that actually loves business, so… she started one. Pre-G&G, she's grown brands in every category, while winning a multitude of top industry awards. Today, she's proud to have helped build G&G into an A-list indie shop, which has won both creative accolades as well as business ones. While overseeing meaningful, memorable work that drives success, she has also instructed at the Miami Ad school and most impressive, been known to pair the right Cabernet with fries. Natalie has always made the impossible possible. No challenge has been too great: from rising to the top of her field in art direction and design, to running an income property mini-empire, to starting an advertising agency, she can simplify the overwhelming into the achievable with her razor-sharp vision, resilience and tireless energy. She's worked on every category and at top agencies, while winning national & international awards in the process. She mentors students, speaks on panels and has taught at the Miami Ad School. She fearlessly launched G&G based on her own ethos: Be Brave, Be Decent. For more from Alanna and Natalie, please connect via their website: https://gandgadvertising.com/ -- This episode of Breaking Brave is brought to you by: SOULSNACKS! Soul snacks are single ingredient, eco conscious dog and cat treats! Sourced directly from farms in Ontario and wrapped in fully compostable packaging. Treating your pets never felt so good. Head to https://soulsnacks.ca/ and use coupon code BREAKINGBRAVE for 15% off your purchase!!! ​ & CRANK COFFEE the newest member of the Neal Brothers family. Crank Coffee is a new Canadian whole bean coffee brand that is certified organic and fair trade. Founded by the Neal Brothers Peter and Chris. This brand was influenced by cycling, coffee lovers, and experts! Check it out at the Neal brothers online shop here: https://shop.nealbrothersfoods.com/collections/crank%C2%AE-coffee-co and USE COUPON CODE BRAVE for 20% OFF Your first Crank Coffee purchase! -- As always, thanks so much for tuning into Breaking Brave! If you like the show, please subscribe, review, and/or send us your suggestions or questions via the platforms below! For more from Marilyn Barefoot or to get in touch with her directly, please connect via: Marilyn's website: https://marilynbarefoot.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marilynbarefootbigideas/ Twitter: @MarilynBarefoot Instagram: @marilynbarefoot ABOUT Marilyn Barefoot, the Host of Breaking Brave: Breaking Brave is Hosted by Marilyn Barefoot, one of the foremost business coaches & creative ideators in North America - Marilyn gets hired by several of the world's biggest brands, companies, and organizations (the NHL, McDonald's, Deloitte, Coca-Cola, MTV, Viacom, The CFL, Forbes Magazine; to name just a few) to help them get unstuck and generate big, creative ideas. It helps us so much to have your feedback which goes a really long way in helping us shape the future of Breaking Brave and host the guests you're most interested in hearing from! So if you have the time, please subscribe, review, and connect with Marilyn on social media or through her website! And as always, thanks so much for tuning in!

This week, on the Confident and Courageous Clarity Podcast, Yadira Santana-Dowling joins us for Episode 42: “Effective Brand Strategy for Mission-driven Founders”. Yadira is the founder of Inspira Communications, a strategy led marketing consultancy company, with diverse experience lets them find the best solution for making your branding and marketing strategy successful.    Let's Dive In For Clarity!   This episode is brought to you by The Plan to W.I.N. Clarity Workbook! It's imperative to know what to request when asked, “How can I help?” The Plan to W.I.N. Clarity Workbook takes you beyond just breaking your goals down into steps, but even further to the granule level of tasks. This workbook better prepares you to know exactly what you need and prevents you from getting caught not knowing your “Ask.” If you're ready to build your personalized step-by-step roadmap and feel empowered to see your path to greatness, purchase The Plan to W.I.N. Clarity Workbook by visiting: https://www.jateyajones.com/plantowin...   Connect with Yadira On Social: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yadira-santana-dowling Instagram: @inspiracommunications  Website: www.inspiracommunications.com     Connect with Me On Social: Website: http://www.jateyajones.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jateyajones/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JateyaJonesC... LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jateyajones/     Guest Bio: Yadira is a doula of ideas for do-gooders or those that span social mission. She assist in bringing their gift to life and figuring out the best ways to communicate it to their intended audiences. She loves to share her creative process which merges her multiple passions of strategy, creativity and problem solving.  She is passionate about building meaningful relationships between brands and people and has extensive expertise reaching the US Hispanic and Urban markets. Yadira is the author of "The Four Day Creative Brief" and an effective communicator with affinity for training, developing talent and passionate about diversifying minds and places.   Yadira is a Director of Strategy and DEI, well versed in the areas of branding and strategic communications, having led strategies for almost 20 years for clients such as: AARP, The Lincoln Motor Company, Dunkin' Donuts, Walgreens, SCJohnson, Verizon & Buick.  Winning awards and recognition for her work, most recently having won an Effie Award for having developed strategies for AARP's Multicultural Response to COVID-19, she has provided expert analysis and consultation for various national and global brands. She is passionate about building meaningful relationships between brands and people and has extensive expertise reaching the US Hispanic and Urban markets. Yadira is the author of "The Four Day Creative Brief" and an effective communicator with affinity for training, developing talent and passionate about diversifying minds and places. Having earned her Bachelor of Science in organizational behavior management from the Miami University of Ohio, a master's degree in strategic planning from the Virginia Commonwealth University Brandcenter, and most recently teaching at the Miami Ad School in Punta Cana, DR, her keen insight and understanding help broaden her ability to teach from experience in an easy and approachable way.    A native of the Dominican Republic, Yadira resides in Miramar while doing the work she is most proud of - raising her three children: Josiah, Joshua and Eden, alongside her husband Elvin.  

Rafael Brandão is a Product Experience Director passionate about arts and technology. For over 15 years, he has worked in several Advertising Agencies, Design Offices, Startups, and big companies. Currently, he is the Director of Product Experience at HBO Max Latam (Warner Bros Discovery). Professor and course coordinator at Miami Ad School, the most creative Design School worldwide (elected at Cannes 2019 and 2022), and career and business mentor at Designed.org and AbeLLha. In this episode, Rafael shared great insights on collaborative innovation and its true meaning while walking us thru some of the best practices. We then discussed how to forge the team towards the right way of innovation. And how collaboration impacts innovation in an organization. Later, he spoke about design-led innovations and how designers can aspire to be great innovators. We then concluded the show with a few thoughts on future innovation trends in the design industry. Takeaways - True meaning of innovation, How to forge collaborative innovation? How to nurture innovation? Resources mentioned in the show by Rafael. https://projectofhow.com/ https://www.designkit.org/ Thank you for listening to this episode of Nodes of Design. We hope you enjoy the Nodes of Design Podcast on your favorite podcast platforms- Apple Podcast, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music, and many more. If this episode helped you understand and learn something new, please share and be a part of the knowledge-sharing community #Spreadknowledge. This podcast aims to make design education accessible to all. Nodes of Design is a non-profit and self-sponsored initiative by Tejj.

Grant is a brand planner with over 15 years of experience from the land down under - Australia. He has won multiple awards for his work both in Australia and in NYC (Cannes, One Show, Effies, Webby's, Clio's, etc). He has a passion for helping brands find and live their purpose whilst developing the most effective strategies and creative work possible. His most recent work for Crayola on the product colors of the world won a Gold Effie and was shortlisted for a Grand Effie amongst other global awards. Outside of work, Grant has been very active in advertising community coaching MAIP students, being an advisory board member for Miami Ad-School in Sydney, and guest lecturing at multiple universities both in NYC and abroad. Grant is a father to Henry, Husband to Julie, and Dog Dad to Arty and Abe (two sausage dogs). Highlights Who Grant Flannery is How Grant got into digital in the first place How he sees strategy and marrieds that into something to become a beautiful deployment of strategy and aligning with What drives markets What the two parts of purpose are How the brands should make difficult choices How he sees the world of creation What his take on Web 3 is How to reach out to Grant Episode Resources Connect with Raul Hernandez Ochoa https://www.linkedin.com/in/dogoodwork https://dogoodwork.io/work-with-raul https://dogoodwork.io/podcast Connect with Grant Flannery https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantflannery https://twitter.com/grantpat 

StoryTalks Café é um podcast sobre comunicação e negócios, apresentado por Bruno Scartozzoni e Paulo Ferreira.Nesse episódio conversamos com Reaul Santahelena, head de narrativa estratégica do Itaú, professor da Miami Ad School e autor dos livros Truthtelling e Muito Além do Merchan.O programa também está disponível em formato vídeo, no nosso canal do YouTube: www.youtube.com/storytalksbrasilEsse é um projeto da StoryTalks, consultoria de narrativa e expressão.

Esta conversación junto a Jose Guillermo Diaz Director y Fundador de Miami Ad School, abrió las puertas de nuestra creatividad para empezar a pensar GLOBALMENTE sin necesidad de montarnos en un avión ¿Se le imaginan? En este episodio JG nos comenta sobre como convertirnos en Creativos Globales y que es realmente. *En colaboración con Miami Ad School Punta Cana*

On today's episode, we chat with Victoria (Vicky) Rosenthal Madrid, InGenius Prep's Assistant Director of Marketing and a former international student at Boston University and Florida International University and Miami Ad School. Vicky and I discuss what international students can expect when they apply to schools in the U.S. Vicky highlights key aspects of the student experience as well as postgraduate outcomes for international students. Check out our blog for more free resources: College Admissions 101: How to Start the Application Process Common App Guides: Resources to Guide You Through the Different Sections Click here to sign up for a free consultation with an admissions expert, or register for one of our webinars. Questions or comments? Email contact@ingeniusprep.com Visit us at ingeniusprep.com to learn more. See you every other Monday!

Shar Biggers is the creative director and founder of Provoke Design, a branding studio. A native of Atlanta, by way of St. Louis, she holds an MBA in business management and is a graduate of Miami Ad School's Portfolio Center of Design. In her extensive experience, she has worked with Fortune 500 companies, led design for Amazon rebrands like Amazon Fashion and Amazon Diversity, and helped more than 10 million Americans say "I'm with her" for Hillary Clinton.   Here's what we covered on the episode: Underrepresented Populations + Provoke Design  How we originally met Shar on Episode 170 of The design Business Show and why I invited her back on to discuss how a lack of investment in banding can create limitations for underrepresented populations  Shar's created her agency, Provoke Design, to provide branding for all different types of businesses – specifically, businesses led by color, businesses led by women, and businesses led by people who may come from backgrounds who may not have the funds necessary to succeed in their business Just because you come from one of these three groups doesn't mean you don't have a good business concept, idea, product or service, or leadership Shar expresses how much of a struggle it can be to see these businesses come in but not have the resources or funding available to get them to where they need to go, and not have the awareness needed to have a strong brand and marketing presence that they need to succeed Too often throughout Shar's experiences, she would see those businesses not be able to approach the agencies she knew of or were so well known, which created a massive gap that Shar saw needed to be filled because she could see how it affected the economy and diversity in business How there are so many examples of where representation for these 3 groups does not exist Many people who do not fall into these groups usually get money from friends and family for their first investments when starting a business, which is the first stumbling block when it comes to underrepresented people because they don't usually have people they can turn to When you come from an underrepresented group and are starting a business, Shar says you are probably the breadwinner - the reason they are trying to launch a business is to try to help the family and leave a legacy Shar says she is thankful to have gone to school for an MBA because being educated in psychology and business first and design second has helped shape the type of way she wants to do business  Once Shar sees those businesses that have a need, she tends to consult them on business overall - product design, product name, digital presence and asks questions like, what's customer service like, do people like your company, is your product/service actually strong and solving a problem, or do you need to pivot Sometimes when people come to Provoke, they don't have an idea at all, or they have a failing idea and need help figuring out an idea that will do better – they are coming at different phases, Shar says, some need a rebrand, and some need help with their overall brand to make it stronger Using Design to Help Solve World Problems  Shar explains there are some things in place that make it really hard for these underrepresented groups to qualify or get approved; that's why she created a business where some of their biggest blocks can be solved through the branding and design work they do Why Shar believes design thinking is the way of the future and the way businesses should be led - she believes if the world's biggest problems were in the hands of designers, they would be solved Shar's advice for designers is to think about the things you are passionate about and would like to see solved and think about how you can help solve that thing in a beautiful way  Another great suggestion Shar has for designers is to think about including a certain number of pro bono projects or discounted projects per year for underrepresented groups so they can have more accessibility  Sometimes designers don't think their work is that serious when it comes to branding, but Shar explains that it can help determine how great of a legacy these underrepresented groups can leave their families, which impacts the nation and is why were need to be more thoughtful and empathetic towards finding a solution to this problem  If you don't see anyone solving the issue that you feel needs to be solved, you should think about how you can solve it  Even if you aren't an expert in something, that doesn't mean you can't make a difference in that area with the skillset and knowledge you do have How the majority of people don't realize how social, economic, or racial problems aren't just limited to health care or housing, but how it stretches into business  Shar wants to make sure people are aware, so they can begin to think of solutions and little things they can do in their personal lives to help solve this problem in branding As designers and problem solvers, we can help figure out ways through what we're passionate about to help solve these world problems    We hope this conversation ignites inspiration -  make sure you check out Shar's agency website and connect with her on Instagram    Links mentioned Provoke Design Website    Episode 170 of The Design Business Show    Connect with Shar on Instagram  Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. 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Hoje iremos receber Vinicius Medeiros. Publicitário de formação e estrategista por vocação, iniciou sua carreira empreendendo. Fundou uma consultoria de planejamento estratégico ainda quando cursava o bacharelado em Propaganda e Marketing na ESPM de São Paulo. Após a graduação, continuou sua história como estrategista em agências de publicidade, planejando a atuação de marcas dos mais variados setores. Especializado em Estratégia Criativa pela Miami Ad School, foi professor de Definição Estratégica de Problemas no Centro de Inovação e Criatividade da ESPM e atualmente é mentor de profissionais e Líder de Marketing do Webex na América Latina, a plataforma de colaboração da Cisco. Ele ira falar sobre estratégia, a transversalidade na sua aplicação em diversos campos e setores, métodos, ensinamentos clássicos como Sun Tzu, marketing de guerra e aplicações práticas.

Shar Biggers is the creative director and founder of Provoke Design, a branding studio. A native of Atlanta, by way of St. Louis, she holds an MBA in business management and is a graduate of Miami Ad School's Portfolio Center of Design. In her extensive experience, she has worked with Fortune 500 companies, led design for Amazon rebrands like Amazon Fashion and Amazon Diversity, and helped more than 10 million Americans say "I'm with her" for Hillary Clinton. Here's what we covered on the episode: Shar's Background + Design School  How Shar initially reached out to me on Instagram and how we've stayed in contact ever since  As a child, Shar was creative but ended up going to school for neuroscience, where she received her bachelor's degree in psychology - she started her PhD program but quickly realized it wasn't what she wanted to be doing even though the work itself was valuable.  Shar explains that she changed paths to pursue an MBA instead and tried to get into marketing and advertising agencies for about a year with no success and says she felt very discouraged  Finally, an agency that Shar had sent her resume to reached out and asked her to do an internship with them - she accepted and worked in SEO and SEM but says that she was fascinated with the graphic design department there and realized that's what she wanted to be doing  Shar Shares that she went to Portfolio Center of Design and did a 2-year program and after moved to New York, where she began working in an ideation firm   We talk about how in high school, we didn't know there was this creative world that you could be part of where you didn't have to be considered a starving artist and how our country has been more accepting of creativity Shar recommends a TED Talk called, Do schools kill creativity? given by Ken Robinson  Getting Into the Design Industry How Shar found such strong differences between working in design houses vs. working in advertising and says she learned a lot from working in marketing and advertising but felt more comfortable working in design  Shar explains that it took her a couple of years to figure out her design identity and says she tried working in print, advertising, branding, packaging, etc.  How Shar was able to get into agencies to work in things like media buying, SEO, or social media but couldn't get into graphic design right away because she didn't have a portfolio even though the agencies agreed she had raw talent Shar shares why she thinks it's hard to break into graphic design work at agencies as a self-taught designer because they typically think that if this is your job, you should go to school to study your craft, and they want to rest assured that you have the training and knowledge needed to design because they take it seriously  Why we need to bridge the gap between people who took the traditional design route and the people who are self-taught designers or who just graduated from school When thinking about building a portfolio, Shar says it's important to figure out what you love doing first because you want your portfolio to be relevant to the work you want to be doing How you should focus on specializing to a certain extent instead of being a jack of all trades because once you master a certain area, if you want to pivot, people will believe in it, and you because you showed them you mastered something already Shar thinks people should perfect the craft they want to be good at and think about what kind of designer they want to be because everything takes a different route and gives the example of her best friend who also went to school at the same time as her, but took a different route into advertising   The story of how Shar worked very hard at school, which even meant sleeping there most nights because she lived an hour away - she shares that she was eating, sleeping, and breathing design to prove that her work was just as good as anyone else  Shar's advice to those listening is to think about what you want, how badly you want it, and where you want to go - and if people are not seeing it, you have to take a step back and say, is everyone picking on me or am I missing something?     The story of how Shar wasn't able to pay for her last year of school and had to move back home with her mom had no money to her name but launched an online store on Etsy store selling pop culture-focused phone cases that went viral and helped pay for her last year of school  Creating Your Portfolio + Provoke Design  If you want to build your portfolio, study your craft, and take on free projects if you need to - Shar shares that she took on some very low paying projects so she could master her craft  Shar says as a new designer; you shouldn't be so eager for money because you still need to understand the industry and learn but says, if you master your craft, you can charge whatever you want  When you're trying to learn, Shar recommends finding a small, local agency that puts out better work than your own and saying, hey, I want to learn, and if you have the capacity to teach me, great  Another piece of advice Shar gives is, be willing to intern for free so you can learn the skills you need, especially if you are self-taught; that way, they can be your teacher, and they can help you master your craft      Shar created Provoke Design because she saw an unmet need of the market - after working at a lot of different places, she noticed one consistent thing was that she was usually the only person of color and one of the only women, and also noticed the clients she worked with or the products they would put out lacked diversity When Shar worked for Hillary Clinton, Hillary was an advocate for change, and if you didn't see the change you wanted, she encouraged to do it yourself, so that's what Shar did - Shar didn't start Provoke Design because she wanted a design firm, she did it to start changing the design industry Shar says she works with all types of businesses but works to keep her business accessible to brands that can't afford to go to the best branding houses  For the first couple of years, Shar was the only full-time person, and she worked with other partners from writers and strategists to art directors and producers based on project budgets  Shar is currently working on the logistics of building an in-house team with the primary focus of staying accessible  Shar wants to remind you that regardless of your situation or circumstances, you can make a path for yourself - do what it takes to get there and don't be afraid to do the things that may be seen as unconventional  Connect with Shar through the Provoke website or follow them on Instagram     Links mentioned:   Provoke Design Website    TED Talk - Do schools kill creativity?   Connect with Shar on Instagram    Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. 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Welcome to the Upreneur StartUp Podcast with your host, Fahad Razi! The Upreneur Podcast is in partnership with Score Broward, a nonprofit that helps entrepreneurs start, develop, and grow their businesses. Upreneur Start-Up Dives into the minds of entrepreneurial thought leaders & experts to tackle the “newbie” questions you've wondered about but might be afraid to ask. Looking to start your business or find for your first, second, or third Deal? This podcast is for you. In today's episode, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Gabriel Roldan, Senior Strategist, and Partner at Beyond The Agency, where he gives real-world examples of his persistence and breaks down actionable steps for you to take on his networking strategy.  He discusses how he surrounds himself with great people and uses mentors to kick start his career and develop him further.Gabriel is an award-winning Brand Strategist and educator. Currently, he is a Sr. Strategist and partner at Beyond The Agency (BTA), a DTC & Advertising agency in Miami. At BTA, Gabriel's main job is twofold. Internally, he is helping the agency develop its strategy offerings and push creative boundaries. Externally (with clients), he is helping turn business goals and problems into actionable creative briefs. Before BTA, Gabriel co-led Burger King US and Burger King UK at Creative AOR, DAVID Miami from 2017 - 2019 with 90+ TVC including the Andy Warhol Super Bowl Ad. His most memorable project was launching The Impossible Whopper. The launch led to Burger King's best-selling product launch of the last 10 years and in two weeks gained $140+ million in earned media. Beyond work, Gabriel is passionate about speaking to those interested in Advertising and young Strategists entering the field. He has been an Assistant Teacher at Miami Ad School's HQ for their Strategy Bootcamp and a guest lecturer at the University of North Carolina, the University of Miami, Rochester Institute of Technology, and Florida International University. Most recently,  he launched Miami Ad School's first program dedicated to mid-level Strategists. It proved to fill a significant need in the development world, so the school has decided to make it a core program.Twitterhttps://twitter.com/gabe_roldanInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/gabe_roldan/Linkedinhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/gabrielroldan45/Websitehttps://www.beyondtheagency.co/Thank you for listening, and don't forget to share, rate, and subscribe!If you enjoyed today's episode and want to stay up to date with new upcoming episodes, subscribe to our podcast. Please rate and comment on what your favorite moments from the podcast were, or who you would like for us to how on our show. If you found value from these podcasts, consider sharing this with your friend and family! Don't forget to Like, Subscribe and Rate our podcast!You can also follow us on our social media.Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/u_preneur/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/upreneurpodcast/Website:https://upreneur.com

Do you notice the minutiae details in everyday life? For example, have you ever recognized the way that other people hold their cell phones? If you do, your mind works similar to that of Jeffrey Nicholson, the CEO, and Co-founder of Tracer. This level of attention to detail has helped him throughout his career, particularly when it comes to picking up some of the latest trends, which he told me about in this episode of Marketing Trends.“I start with natural curiosity. I still, to this day, will do my own research and Google brands, and go through their experiences, and understand what other people go through. When you look at the consumer research on people, they use eight apps or less; they [have] very specific behaviors. I used to look at people's phones and [could] tell very quickly just on their layout, how they operate with phone position and thumb position. You have to start with curiosity, no matter who you are, from analysts all the way to CEO. You've got to know what's going on.”Under the tutelage of media giant, Gary Vaynerchuk at VaynerMedia, Jeff and his co-founder Leighton Welch, built Tracer with the plan to launch separately once the development was complete. Leighton developed the structure of the software while Jeff was operating the customer-facing side, servicing Vayner clients and using the software. VaynerMedia is still a client of Tracer and more companies every day are realizing the value it offers in solving complex data equations. Excited for you to glean some real nuggets of wisdom from this marketing leader. Up next on Marketing Trends. Main Takeaways:Developing Good Talent on your Team is Exponentially Beneficial: As your team grows, the more people you have that are closely aligned with your business mission, vision, and execution expectations, the better that will help everyone stay on the same page. Scaling a team up in the right way might take a little extra time, but the investment upfront will pay dividends later. Curiosity Leads to Excellence in Business: As a CEO being curious is critical to keeping a good view of the big-picture. Developing a natural curiosity around your work can lead to you discovering some basic but important ways you can improve your business operations. As you go through the customer-facing experience of other brands and products, notice the sticking points, the areas you could improve upon, and learn some potentially hard lessons the easy way. Designing Teams around Individuals with Various Skill Sets: Every member of your team brings a vast array of talents and skills to share with the company. Think about who you already have on your team and what other roles you could use support for when hiring to build out the most complementary team. Key Quotes:“I start with natural curiosity. To this day, [I] will do my own research and Google brands, and go through their experiences, and understand what other people go through. When you look at the consumer research on people, they use eight apps or less; they [have] very specific behaviors. I used to look at people's phones and [could] tell very quickly just on their layout, how they operate with phone position and thumb position. You have to start with curiosity, no matter who you are, from analysts all the way to CEO. You've got to know what's going on.”“I'm a big believer in talent and making sure that talent breeds talent and I think about it as a pyramid. Typically you're starting with your co-founders. The reality is that every level of that pyramid is imperative to the success of your business. I'm a big basketball guy. You need a power forward, you need a shooting guard, you need everybody to have different skill sets. That's going to be complementary to make you win. So you're a good communicating and functioning team… I've spent probably more time than most of the people I know in regards to just recruiting and retention because I do believe that, you know, people are the difference between winning and losing.”“I underestimate how difficult it is to be responsible for other human beings. As an early manager, I got some good advice and bad advice and you're just learning on the fly. I think now I feel a lot more comfort in being a leader in dealing with things.”“I spend a lot of time on [my work] because I care and I want to win. And honestly, I want to make sure I don't let anybody else down on the team. It's an easy motivation to keep yourself motivated, to make sure that we make the right decisions and spend as much time as I can researching and recruiting and, and doing the things.”Bio:Jeff Nicholson is the CEO and Co-founder of Tracer. Nicholson has been innovating in the media and tech space for 15 plus years. Before joining Tracer, he was the first Chief Media Officer at VaynerMedia, where he spent five years scaling the business globally. He has also served as the Head of Ads at SocialCode, which was the largest spending agency on Facebook in North America. Prior to that, he was VP of Ads at LeadKarma, which sold to BankRate for $30MM. Currently, he sits on the advisory boards of Roku, Pinterest, and NextDoor. He teaches at universities including Babson College, New York University Stern School of Business, University of Virginia, and Miami Ad School.To learn more, click here: {{URL of detail page on found on www.mission.org}}---Marketing Trends podcast is brought to you by Salesforce. Discover marketing built on the world's number one CRM: Salesforce. Put your customer at the center of every interaction. Automate engagement with each customer. And build your marketing strategy around the entire customer journey. Salesforce. We bring marketing and engagement together. 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On Episode 127 of Bouncing Back, I interviewed Aarti Thamma who was most recently an Art Directing intern at Saatchi and Saatchi. This is also my 85th episode in partnership with The Avail List.Aarti started her career by getting a bachelors degree in business and an MBA in marketing. After going door-to-door selling Mutual Funds she realized that her real passion was in creative, and figuring out the why behind people purchasing certain products. After that realization she setup a small creative business with her friends where she helped small businesses in her community grow. She continued working on her craft at the Miami Ad School, pays a lot of attention to detail, makes sure to do research on the brands she's working on, and loves to collaborate. She's a people person who loves thinking beyond just the brief deliverables, and credits the fact that she has lived in the Middle East, India and the US for having a larger understanding of the world.Reach out to Aarti if you're looking for young talent who is eager to make a difference at your agency. aartithamma.comvimeo.com/596098744#BouncingBack #Covid19 #JobSearch #Advertising

Esta edição do APPCast trata de assédio (moral e sexual) no ambiente de trabalho e consequências, com base na pesquisa realizada pelo Grupo de Atendimento (em 2017) – Hostilidade, Silêncio e Omissão - O retrato do assédio no mercado de comunicação do Estado de São Paulo (pesquisa por Rafael Prieto). E também conversamos com Patricia Pires de Araujo sobre Suicídio no Trabalho, e o seu Livro recentemente publicado pela Editora LiberArs (resultado de sua tese de doutorado): Suicídio no Trabalho – acidente ou fato provocado, Convidades: Ana Cortaté fundadora da Hybrid Colab, uma boutique consultancy focada em inspirar conexões humanas usando como trilhas a cultura, o comportamento e o desenvolvimento humano e a comunicação. Seu propósito é acelerar mudanças de impacto positivo em pessoas, negócios e marcas enquanto acelera a busca por inovação e lucro. Com uma sólida carreira de mais de 30 anos em pesquisa e comunicação, liderou as áreas de estudo de comportamento de 3 eleições presidenciais brasileiras e equipes transdisciplinares em grandes agências de publicidade, tendo desenvolvido e implementado estratégias de comunicação para marcas globais líderes. Antes de escolher o empreendedorismo, foi EVP na Leo Burnett Brasil (Grupo Publicis), EVP na Isobar Brasil (Grupo Dentsu), EVP na Agência África (Omnicon Group) e CSO na Pereira& Odell Brasil. Sua atuação tem sido reconhecida pelo mercado através de prêmios de eficácia, criatividade e inovação concedidos pelo Cannes Festival, Jay Chiat, Effie Award e Woman to Watch (que reconhece mulheres líderes em inovação e liderança na indústria brasileira de Marketing e Publicidade). Ana é Singularity Alumnus, TED Speaker e professora na Miami Ad School em São Paulo. Além disso, é uma ávida defensora, palestrante e influenciadora dos conceitos que defendem o valor da ética e da confiança como pilares da construção da reputação de empresas e marcas saudáveis e comprometidas com as questões sociais e ambientais que irão definir o futuro dos negócios. Ken Fujioka é sócio e co-fundador da ADA Strategy, host e co-fundador do podcast Naruhodo, sócio e produtor executivo do espetáculo InconscienteMente, sócio e conselheiro na startup OnTheGo.com.br, mentor para startups pela Endeavor, caseiro e facilitador de grupos reflexivos sobre masculinidades do MEMOH e do coletivo MAAM – Masculinidades Amarelas. Jogador amador de tênis de mesa, mas não liga que chamem de ping-pong. Jogador eventual e medíocre de squash e texas holdem poker. Ex-jogador de beisebol, mas vai ao batting cage da cidade quando ele existe. Patrícia Pires de Araújo Doutora em Direito do Trabalho pela Universidade de São Paulo; Mestre em Direito Politico e Econômico pela Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie; graduada em Direito pela Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie. Advogada. Pesquisadora do Grupo de Estudos de Direito Contemporâneo do Trabalho e da Seguridade Social (GETRAB-USP), coordenado pelo Professor Nelson Mannrich. Docente em cursos de graduação e pós-graduação. Host: Alexandre Luppi APPCasters: Mari Cruz, Marta Gucciard, Fabiana Robertoni e Silvio Soledade Edição, montagem e distribuição: Compasso Coolab

A convidada de hoje estudou História, fez uma especialização em Planejamento Estratégico pela Miami Ad School e tem um podcast incrível chamado Baseado em Fatos surreais que tem o propósito de estimular o desenvolvimento humano através da arte de contar histórias. Textos mandados pelas Heroínas, mulheres incríveis que compartilham histórias engraçadas e emocionantes baseada em fato surreais. Ela fez e faz mais um tanto de outras coisas legais. Estou muito feliz de receber hoje a Marcela Leon. Ela foi uma das pessoas que ministraram um workshop que sempre cito nos episódios, um workshop que inspirou muito a minha jornada nos podcasts. Sou muito grato à Marcela por todos os ensinamentos e estou muito feliz de conhecer um pouco mais sobre ela. Então bora conhecer mais uma pessoa incrível? Então pega o seu café ou chá e vem ficar com a gente. Contatos Marcela: https://bfsurreais.com.br/ e https://www.linkedin.com/in/tudoquecabeaqui/ APOIO.SE apoia.se/chablaupodcast. Contatos Léo: Instagram @leo_LF e Linkedin https://bit.ly/3y8sXPd. Contatos CháBlau: chablaupodcast.com | chablaupodcast@gmail.com | @ChablauPodcast. Créditos: Edição: Léo Fernandes — Vinheta Produzida por Lu KAZ (@lu.kazsom) e voz de Brenda Zapana @brebiz — Músicas: Audio Library — Sociedade e cultura, xablau.

On Episode 125 of Bouncing Back, I interviewed Bernardo Dalla who was most recently a Jr. Art Director/Marketing assistant at Florida International University. This is also my 83rd episode in partnership with The Avail List.After being nicknamed “The Creative Guy” at Law school, Bernardo realized that he needed to follow his heart and pursue a career in advertising. He loves work that taps into culture, is always looking to learn, and loves creating.While at Law School he taught himself the Adobe Creative Suite with YouTube tutorials, and then continued to refine his craft by going to Miami Ad School. He's always optimistic, loves working in the adverting industry, and has a side project where he films & edits videos while traveling. As he puts it best, his “ever-curious nature makes him the Indiana Jones of creative ideas.” Reach out to Bernardo if you're looking for someone with a great attitude who can immediately help your agency. bernardodalla.comOh yeah, he already has a work permit, so no need to worry about that : )vimeo.com/595985214#BouncingBack #Covid19 #JobSearch #Advertising

Preet is the founder of DesignX – one of the largest UX & design communities in North America, and the curator, founder and host of renowned design conferences such as Design Leadership Summit, Remote Design Week, 5 to 9 Conference and more. Over his design career spanning 10+ years, Preet has had the privilege of working with clients including corporates, and unicorns to early-stage startups – Chan Zuckerberg Foundation, Quicken Loans, Xero, TeamViewer, Teespring, Miami Ad School, Couchsurfing, and many more. From building a strong grassroots non-profit movement while in engineering school, to founding a t-shirt startup centred around social issues in India – community is at the heart of everything Preet works on.JOIN THE DESIGNX COMMUNITY:Join 5000+ designers & leaders and gain access to our global community, conference talks, and reports that you won't find anywhere else:https://designx.community/ CONNECT WITH PREET SINGH:Connect with Preet Singh on LinkedInFollow Preet Singh on Twitter LEVEL UP YOUR DESIGN CAREER (FREE EMAIL COURSE):Learn 7 proven strategies in 7 days to grow in your design career -https://levelup.designmba.show/

SaltaDaCama de 9-10h. 107.7Fm ️ www.radioestrada.com HOXE: Predicción meteorolóxica de MeteoGalicia Redmeteo ⛅ ☀ Pastelería Mimela felicita o aniversario a tod@s @s Salt@ns. Música Minicines Central ofrece unha exposición de cartelería da "Miami Ad School de Nova Yorke". ESCOITÁMONOS PARTICIPA: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RadioEstrada1077 ☎️: 986675149 WhatsApp: 644165966 ️"SUSCRÍBETE" ao podcast Máis Información e outras entrevistas: ✔️Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PabloChichas ✔️Twitter: https://twitter.com/pablochichas ✔️Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pablochichas/ ✔️Clubhouse: @pablochichas ✔️Twich: https://www.twitch.tv/pablochichas

On Episode 114 of Bouncing Back, I interviewed Mitesh Addhate who was most recently an Art Director at Ogilvy. This is also my 72nd episode in partnership with The Avail List.Mitesh is a Miami Ad School grad with aspirations to be an agency CCO. He trusts the journey, wants to surround himself with good people, and is a true problem solver. He understands that this industry requires patience, finding a good mentor, and talking things into existence. He has a never-quit mentality and is always his biggest critic. He is also always looking for constructive criticism so that he can make his work better. He loves working in advertising and uses the motto “proceed with passion” to help him create work that he is proud of. Reach out to Mitesh if you're looking for someone who is hungry to succeed. You won't regret it. miteshaddhate.comvimeo.com/567929518#BouncingBack #Covid19 #JobSearch #Advertising

Hoje é dia de conhecer as ações de comunicação de uma das maiores empresas do setor de colchões e que mais investe em propaganda no Brasil: a Sono Quality, especialista em colchões tecnológicos. Entre os assuntos abordados neste Making Of, vamos conhecer os bastidores da campanha que tem o ex-apresentador do Jornal Nacional, Cid Moreira, como garoto propaganda; algumas das parcerias com influenciadores, artistas, clubes de futebol brasileiro, a ação feita no caso do cachorro Chicão (aquele que viralizou nas redes sociais despedaçando o colchão da sua tutora), entre outras estratégias para divulgar seus produtos para seus públicos. E para o bate-papo dessa semana, recebemos o Diretor de Marketing da empresa, Eduardo Honrado. Eduardo é formado em Publicidade e atua há quase 15 anos na área. Tem MBA em Marketing, especialização em Criação Publicitária pela Miami Ad School e Marketing Digital pela UDACITY – Vale do Silício. Ao longo da sua trajetória profissional, liderou equipes de alto rendimento na Hewlett-Packard Brasil e dirigiu áreas de estratégia e criação em agências de comunicação. Atendeu clientes como Travel South USA, New Orleans, Georgia USA, Alaska Seafood, Santos FC e Aldeias Infantis SOS. Integrou o júri do Prêmio ABEMD e atualmente faz parte da primeira turma do Master em Neurociência do Consumidor pela ESPM. Ingressou na Sono Quality em fevereiro de 2019. Todas as campanhas divulgadas pela empresa estão disponíveis no canal do Youtube Sono Quality Oficial – O Colchão do Brasil, e todas as informações de contato podem ser encontradas através do site oficial. O programa Making Of é apresentado por Regina Antonelli todas as quintas, às 10h, com reapresentações as sextas, às 14h, e aos sábados, às 19h, na Rádio Mega Brasil Online.

This week, I interviewed the first ever international student on the podcast: Jaclyn McConnell, 7th Quarter Art Director from Miami Ad School Toronto. Tune in to hear why she thinks it’s important to bring people up with you along your creative journey, how art school made her tough, and how she’s learning to fight for work she believes in. Jaclyn McConnell: jaclyn-mcconnell.com ca.linkedin.com/in/jaclyn-mcconnell instagram.com/jayquelinmc Thanks so much for listening! As always, cover art is made by this week's guest. Podcasts come out weekly, but to stay up to date on all things Just Getting Started follow instagram.com/jgspodcast & follow my personal account at instagram.com/emilydelius_ad #advertising #portfolioschool #creativecircus #ad #design #studentlife #vcubrandcenter #miamiadschool #denverad #denveradschool  #chicagoportfolioschool #artdirection #graphicdesign #creative #creativity #graphicdesigner #designer #copywriting #copywriter #webdev #css #coding #photo #photography #passion #student #webdevelopment #art #artist #podcast #gradschool

A² The Show - Ep 267 Feat. Omar 'OT' Tom Omar Tom, commonly known as OT is an entrepreneur, strategic planner, educator and public speaker. OT is the Cofounder and Managing Partner at Dukkan Media, a firm that helps businesses understand the people of the Middle East. Through which, OT has made a name for himself in the industry as a cultural expert and catalyst, connecting businesses and communities together. Moving at the speed of digital cultural change, and nurturing deep roots, OT has developed award winning and impactful work for a diverse range of brands across the Middle East and San Francisco working with clients such as Nike, Dubai Sports Council, Google, YouTube, McDonalds, Red Bull, Converse, GMC, Kiva.org, and Arabian Radio Network to name a few. He currently guest lectures at the American University in Dubai (A.U.D.) on Strategic Planning and Opportunities In New Media. His expertise extend to building unique, purposeful brands, as well as developing original content programs such as Dukkan Show (Dukkan Media's pilot podcast), Legal-Ish, The Forever Student, and Switch/Flicks. He is the driving force behind creating deep and culturally rooted creative business solutions. OT is a celebrated graduate of both Miami Ad School and AUD. Get the A2 limited (5 remaining shirts) at https://teespring.com/a2theshirt Follow the podcast hosts on social media: @a2theshow Hosts Ali Haejl @scoobz.mp4 alihaejl.com Ali Al Shammari @freshprinceofmishref Social Media Management @crooked.pearl & @nad16er --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/a2theshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/a2theshow/support

Yessenia (Yessy) Downs has always been a writer. But as an English major at the University of Florida, she was encouraged to pursue one of two options: to make money as a lawyer or to not make money in the world of film. She chose law, and poured everything into the path. It was only after being accepted to law school and meeting practicing lawyers that Yessy realized the future ahead was not for her. With the help of a friend and an introduction to the Miami Ad School, Yessy discovered a third option: copywriting. She dove in again, this time with full confidence in the creative experiences waiting for her on the other side. Yessy now works as full-time copywriter, with a breadth of experience from some of world's most respected brands and agencies. She has been awarded for her work in the industry and was named one of ADCOLOR's 2020 Futures. What I think makes Yessy a guest to remember is *both* her success in the industry and how she's using her craft for good. As a bilingual daughter of immigrants, Yessy recognized the lack of true inclusion in the advertising industry from day one and decided to take matters into her own hands. In addition to her full time career, Yessy is making waves in advertising and brand strategy as the founder of Oxford Comma Collective, a full-service writing studio that partners writers of color with entrepreneurs of color to help them find and establish their brand voice. Yessy and her team are on a mission to employ and empower members of BIPIC, Queer, female and disabled communities with the power of words. In today's episode, Chloe speaks with Yessy to unpack her pursuit of copywriting, creativity and true inclusion in the advertising industry. Yessy shares what Miami Ad School was really like, her experience and advice for aspiring writers, and the hard truth behind what sets good creatives apart from great ones. The two also discuss tokenism versus inclusivity in advertising and the vision driving the Oxford Comma Collective forward. If you're a writer, curious about the path of a professional in advertising, or passionate about amplifying every voice, this episode is for you. ———— Recommended in today's episode: Miami Ad School: https://miamiadschool.com/ Ogilvy: https://www.ogilvy.com/ Leo Burnett: https://leoburnett.com/ David the Agency: http://www.davidtheagency.com/ Know My Name: A Memoir, by Chanel Miller: https://www.amazon.com/Know-My-Name-Chanel-Miller/dp/073522370X ———— More about Oxford Comma Collective: https://www.oxfordcomma.co/ Oxford Comma on IG: https://www.instagram.com/oxfordcomma.co/ More about Yessy: http://www.yessydowns.com/ Yessy on IG: https://www.instagram.com/yessydeee/ More about The Passages Project: https://www.thepassagesproject.com/about The Passages Project on IG: https://www.instagram.com/thepassagesproject/ Chloe on IG: https://www.instagram.com/chloebelangia/

[0:00 – 1:28] Intro [1:29 – 5:45] From Growing up in Dubai to attending a private school in Zambia, Africa for 3 years  [5:50 – 12:32] Leaving Africa to study Law at Carleton University in Canada, and working in a hardcore financial sales role right out of college [12:40 – 18:03] Learning the art of persuasion through sales, how reading the "Ogilvy in Advertising" book ultimately drove his attention to the industry, and his decision to attend Miami Ad School [18:54 – 24:00] His consistent interest in drawing comics, drama, and sketch comedy playing a role in his choice to become a Copywriter [24:29 – 30:40] His experience at Miami Ad School, and what meditation and being in the right mindset can do for creatives in this industry [31:10 – 38:10] How Interning at Draft Agency, PI&C, and MRY boosted his career in New York City. The surprises and challenges he faced going from ad school to "the real world" [39:40 – 44:48] The importance of building necessary client relationship standards, accepting the offer from Bill Oberlander to work for Oberland, and what working for a mission based company means to him [45:17 – 49:17] The difference between working at an in-house agency rather than out-house, his experience working alongside Steve Ells at Chipotle  [49:22 – 55:00] Sharing advice on story telling for Not for Profit clients [55:09 – 57:10] The value he feels working as a professor at Adhouse, and where to find Druhv online [58:08 – 1:00:06] Outro

Neisha Tweed is a Creative Strategist at Facebook where she works with global brands and advertising agencies.Over the last 10 years she has accumulated a huge trunk-load of awards for her copywriting and creative work at a number of ad agencies including mcgarrybowen, Publicis Kaplan Thaler, GlobalHue and Ogilvy & Mather. She also taught writing at the Miami Ad School for 3 years.As a skilled communicator, creative director, and writer, Neisha is constantly pushing herself and others to be amazing. This perspective spills over into her passions for mentorship as well as diversity and inclusion in the advertising and tech industries. To this end, for the past 5 years, she has written and curated advice for up-and-coming creatives at her blog, Baby Food For Creatives, a guide on how to get in and stay in the advertising business. I first learned of Neisha while watching the 2015 3% Conference Next Creative Leaders panel discussion which she was a part of. Not only did she have great contributions to offer, she brought it with lots of energy and fun.