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Shannon Washington, everyone.  Shannon, who has gracefully transitioned from U.S. Chief Creative Officer at R.G.A. to Global Chief Creative Officer at Gotham (McCann network), shares her career journey and advice.  We dive into how she pivoted from a medical path at Howard University to leading creative strategies in advertising. Shannon discusses her early career challenges, the importance of adaptability, and the value of building genuine professional connections. You will learn how embracing diverse experiences and focusing on continuous learning can shape a successful career in advertising. 

Creative, traveler, culturist, and friendly provocateur. Shannon Washington is a busy woman. Currently, Shannon serves as the US Chief Creative Officer, Connected Communications for R/GA US, the network's largest and flagship region with a sharp focus on reshaping the region's creative vision, fidelity and culture for a post-pandemic world. Since joining R/GA in 2020, her intersectional and craft-centric style of leadership has led to a renewed creative vigor in the office, netting an impressive set of wins to include 4 Webbys (including 2022 Agency of the Year), 3 ADC Cubes, 5 Clios, 2 AICP Awards and 2 Cannes Lions, with her sights set on another successful season for 2023. In addition, her approach has earned her two distinctive honors: The AdWeek 100 and one of Fast Company's Most Creative People in Business for 2022. Forever hands-on, Shannon actively leads creative work for Sephora, Samsung, and The Ad Council/Love Has No Labels in addition to supporting her cadre of leaders across Verizon, Mattress Firm, Reddit, Nike and many more. When she can, Shannon also lends her expertise to a number of independent and women-owned brands like The McBride Sisters Wine Company. Shannon joined R/GA after a stint in Los Angeles with Media Arts Lab, where she helped launch Apple TV+ and build a foundation for original content marketing in the Apple ecosystem, and at Deutsch Los Angeles where she led H&R Block. Previous to Los Angeles, Shannon was at Droga5 NY, where she led the culture-driven “I Am What I Make Up” relaunch of CoverGirl and the launch of You Invest with Chase. In her spare time, Shannon works to fuse her many passions into action and service. She is the founder of PARLOUR, travel experience company for black women. In 2019, she also created TONI, a social space for Black women in marketing and advertising. A huge mentorship advocate, she has also served as a mentor with New Inc, The One School, and currently serves as a board member of The Marcus Graham Project. When she can, Shannon can be found actively adding to the discourse around the culture of leadership and inclusivity in advertising through paneling and public conversations. When she's not in front of a monitor, Shannon is working on adding another stamp to her passport or attempting to run a 10 minute mile. Shannon is a proud and loud graduate of Howard University and lives in New Jersey.

On our latest episode we talk with Director/Writer/Producer Shannon Washington aka Trilliam Shakespeare, also we debate She Hulk twerking, was it necessary??? DC Fandome is cancelled, Our thoughts on the movie Black Phone and so much more, Plus more in current events, sports, music, entertainment and everything Hollywood!!!!!!!!Like, Follow, Comment and Subscribe on all Platforms:@justactingupshow@thetrilliamshakespeare0:00 Intro2:59 The Big Stage11:12 Critics Corner28:16 Spotlight Interview(Shannon Washington aka Trilliam Shakespeare)53:15 Acting A Fool56:39 Balancing Act1:00:00  Curtain Call#justactingupshow #marvel  #dc

On the latest episode of IOFA, Aaron chats with R/GA's Executive Creative Director, Shannon Washington about Cal Ripken, the comedic genius of Diddy and Shannon's fascinating journey from school to leading creative at R/GA NYC.

On our latest episode we talk with Director Shannon Washington, we give our thoughts on the new Batman movie, Guess what other big celebrity is teaming up with Will Smith for an I Am Legend Sequel, Jack Harlow cast in the White Men Cant Jump Reboot, plus more in current events, sports, music, entertainment and everything Hollywood!!!!!!!!

Cultivating self-awareness can truly unleash human flourishing and imaginative ideas. On this episode of the ClarityConnects podcast, the brilliant and soulful Shannon Washington, Group Executive Creative Director at R/GA--who is one of the few Black Women creative leads in the advertising industry--shares why self-awareness is essential for creativity, how allyship leads to equitable and strong teams, and the key role advertising can play in today’s culture pertaining to racial and social justice.Twitter: @shannboogieWebsite: www.shannonwashington.net 

JT LIVE welcomes The Chicago Sports Nation Crew to discuss The Last Dance ESPN Documentary on Michael Jordan and the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls. Gulanao Davis, Eddie Brown, Jermaine Dickson, Andre Johnson, Timothy Townsend, Carlos Beneifeild, Bryant Ludlow and Shannon Washington make up the dynamic CSN panel. Plus, NBA MVP Derrick Rose discuss his first encounter with Michael Jordan. You Don't Want To MIss This Show. Subscribe to our show 

If you don't know who Shannon Washington is, do yourself a favor, google her work, then listen to this episode. She's a boss and her work is too. We sat down with her in L.A. to discuss her article 'Pancakes, People and Advertising: The New Recipe', new ventures and how the West vibes for creatives. Read her article here: https://medium.com/@shannboogie/pancakes-people-and-advertising-the-new-recipe-b451aafbcc39

AR-15 In The 405 is ready, locked and loaded this week as Adam & Richard talk NBA, drafts and the future of the league with returning guest Mr. Shannon Washington. Tell us who your favorite NBA team is and what you're expecting from this year in the league by e-mailing us at ar15inthe405@gmail.com. This “rapid

AR15 In The 405 is back and this week your hosts Adam & Richard have their sights set of one of Oklahoma’s most savvy technological minds and huge sports fan Shannon Washington. Mr. Washington talks about the first computer he took apart and put back together on what seemed like his father's whim as well as one of the most challenging times in his life when his wife passed away that pushed him forward to do what he does today. You won’t want to miss out “rapid

Happy Friday Folks! I’ve had a little break in the action as I went to the Sundance Film Festival for the first time this year! So I have an interview that I did with director of Native Son, Rashid Johnson, right before the film’s premiere in Park City. Definitely check here for a slew of Sundance movie reviews.Today I’m talking with two web series creators, Brandon Hairston of Bad Web Series and Shannon Washington of Genereckless. We talk about what inspired their web series and more. The great thing about web series is that you can go check them out right after you listen to this. After, you listen to this ok? Find Bad Web Series here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u78Jx0e28-U&list=PL9jh-GFVt0UY7nVjcchRjK_U5mvFxZSMbGet Genereckless here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LpPJ8iKqmKcPicture Lock Links:Take my PR For The Indie Filmmaker online course here: https://indiefilmpr.thinkific.com/Get a partner as passionate as you in your film or film event's publicity: www.picturelockpr.comSubscribe to this podcast in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/kevin-sampsons-picture-lock/id639359584?mt=2Be sure to visit www.picturelockshow.com for everything Picture Lock! Please give us a review on whatever platform you listen to this podcast on. Thanks so much for your continued support. Drop a line a picturelockshow[at]gmail.com to say hi and let us know what you think of the show.FACEBOOK:www.facebook.com/picturelockshowINSTAGRAM:http://instagram.com/picturelockshowTWITTER:https://twitter.com/picturelockshowSNAPCHAT:https://www.snapchat.com/add/picturelockshowYouTube CHANNEL:http://www.youtube.com/picturelockshowPINTEREST:http://pinterest.com/picturelockshow

Co-hosts will be, from Alumni Alliance South Shore Chicago, Shannon Washington (SSH '87), and Pati King (SSH '86). We will talk about back in the day experience at South Shore and progress forward to life and times today. And last but no doubt no least we will discuss the upcoming August 5th all class picnic at Rainbow Beach in addition to the mission of Alumni Alliance South Shore Chicago.

On this episode of the Skift podcast, we’re talking about the contemporary Black Travel Movement in the U.S., how it’s evolved, and what the future looks like for the community. Our guests are Evita Robinson, founder of Nomadness Travel Tribe, and Shannon Washington, co-founder and director of Parlour Magazine.

I came across Shannon Washington’s work thanks to an article on Refinery29, in which they named her a "Next Gen CEO." She’s a self-proclaimed multi-hyphenate creative who currently works at live media company, INVNT, and runs the travel and lifestyle publication, Parlour Magazine. In the interview, we talk about how Shannon has become someone who both loves stretching herself to learn new skills and someone who knows when to delegate. She also chats about the mindset shift that allowed her to view work in a more fluid way, why her career pivots have been the key to her success and the realities behind all of those “quit your day job to follow you dreams” mantras we always seem to hear. You can find the full episode + show notes at creatingyourownpath.com.

Shannon Washington is a true creative force! Several people that have been on the show have recommended that I talk with her, and after seeing her in this year's Women's Freedom Conference, I knew I had to make it happen. Our conversation started with a simple question: "When did you first fall in love with design?" From there, we talked about her time at Howard University, how she became a creative director, the people who inspire her, and her dream project. Shannon is definitely more than just a creative director, world traveler, and fierce advocate for Black women -- she is a creator! Shannon Washington's Website Shannon Washington on Twitter Shannon Washington on Instagram