Podcast appearances and mentions of Sid Lee

Une collaboration créative de Sid Lee et Héma-Québec au service de la société. Entrevue avec Claire Pouly, directrice de comptes chez Sid Lee.Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Le réalisateur Émile Gaudreault parle de son processus créatif derrière le film « Menteuse » | Avec Héma-Québec, on peut donner de la naissance jusqu’à la mort! | Une humoriste ira faire des blagues sur Donald Trump aux États-Unis | Les jeunes et les fautes d'orthographe… Dans cet épisode intégral du 4 avril, en entrevue : Émile Gaudreault, réalisateur, auteur et scénariste. Claire Pouly, directrice de comptes chez Sid Lee. Anne Roumanoff, humoriste et comédienne. Une production QUB Avril 2025Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Sabaa and Driscoll share their origin stories (Sabaa's includes the ‘95 Raptors launch and Driscoll's leans Eat Pray Love) and why they make the ultimate duo today. Hear about campaigns for McDonald's, Amazon, and maybe flying cars.ABOUT OUR GUESTS:Driscoll Reid is Chief Creative Officer at Cossette. He joined Cossette after previous stints at Wieden+Kennedy (Portland and Tokyo), 72 and Sunny, David and Goliath, Sid Lee, and most recently part of the in-house creative team at Airbnb. Originally from the United States, he is honoured (did I spell that right?) to be in Canada at Cossette to help continue to elevate the creative output, collaborate with all the offices across the network, and navigate and embrace the innovative changes that are pushing the industry forward. Sabaa Quao is President of PlusCo Venture Studio, the corporate venture and innovation offshoot of Cossette and Plus Company Canada. Sabaa was previously the Chief Creative and Innovation Officer at Cossette. Sabaa is a career entrepreneur and has worked with marketing and technology teams in over a dozen countries. He is a frequent keynote speaker and an industry advisor to business and creative schools, specializing in creativity, entrepreneurship, and business model innovation. Sabaa has led, co-chaired, and been a member of over 20 national and international marketing and short film juries. For Canada, Sabaa sits on the Cannes Lions Advisory Board and is the current Digital Young Lions co-chair. 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

La création de la pub Mike chez RONA Entrevue avec Olivier Goulet-Lafond, concepteur-rédacteur chez Sid Lee. Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Les élus québécois parcourent le monde à grands frais | Mélissa Perron nous présente son nouveau roman graphique «Femme caméléon» publié par KO Éditions | La création de la pub Mike chez RONA | Dans cet épisode intégral du 18 février, en entrevue : Nicolas Gagnon, directeur Québec pour la Fédération canadienne des contribuables. Mélissa Perron, autrice, illustratrice et conférencière. Olivier Goulet-Lafond, concepteur-rédacteur chez Sid Lee. Une production QUB Mars 2025Pour de l'information concernant l'utilisation de vos données personnelles - https://omnystudio.com/policies/listener/fr

Guest: Will Travis, Founder of Elevation Barn & Former CEO of Dentsu AmericaGuest BioWill Travis is the founder and CEO of Elevation Barn, a visionary leader with over 30 years in branding and advertising. His career began when he declined a role at Saatchi & Saatchi to chart his own course, becoming a CEO at just 25. Travis has led global companies like ATTIK, Dentsu America, and SID LEE, working with renowned clients such as Coca-Cola, Nike, and Netflix. In 2017, Travis established Elevation Barn to address the confidence crisis in leadership. The company unites diverse industry leaders from 48 countries across 170 fields through its STABLE network. Travis also chairs EB Stable, the business advisory arm, and serves on the boards of the Biosphere Foundation and Mission Blue. His unique background as the son of a candy inventor and an academic arts leader infuses creativity and wisdom into his work, inspiring individuals and organizations worldwide.Show SummaryJon talks with Will Travis, former top ad agency CEO and the creative mind behind Elevation Barn. Will takes us through his inspired career shift from crafting the essence of global brands to empowering individuals to uncover their own true purpose through building a brand for themselves. Tune in to discover the roadmap to defining your true purpose on this earth, and experiencing the personal growth and fulfillment you deserve.Chapters00:01 - Brand Building and Personal Transformation08:52 - Journey to Authentic Self-Elevation20:35 - Discovering Authentic Self-Elevation31:53 - The Power of Authentic Connection44:04 - The Path to Self-DiscoveryConnect with WillIG: https://www.instagram.com/elevationbarnLI: https://www.linkedin.com/company/elevation-barn/Web: https://www.elevationbarn.com/Podcast: ​​https://podcasts.apple.com/pl/podcast/elevate-podcast/id1546287835Ask Jon Questions / Give Feedback Share your feedback with us: https://www.halftime.network/feedback Join the Conversation Enjoyed the episode? Subscribe to our podcast, leave a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and join the conversation on Instagram and LinkedIn with hashtag #HalftimewithJonConnect with Jon LinkedIn: @HalftimewithJon Instagram: @HalftimewithJon X: @HalftimewithJon www.halftime.network

Marta Hooper | Group Creative Director at AntiSocial/ThinkingboxToday, Monica chats with Marta Hooper, Group Creative Director at AntiSocial - the social media division of Thinkingbox. In this episode, Marta discusses:Social-first thinking in your brand strategyHow she got her start in advertising (as a plan B to becoming a pro tennis player)A deep dive into the craft and creativity of advertisingThe value of mentorship in creative fields like advertisingThe impact of remote culture on mentorshipMarta Hooper has 20 years of experience with increasingly senior titles at some of Canada's top agencies. Most recently she was chief creative officer at Rain, and before that ECD at doug&partners. Earlier stops include trevor//peter, Leo Burnett, Sid Lee, and Taxi, working on some of the biggest brands in the world including Nike, Spotify, Honda, Ford, Dell/Alienware, Telus, Red Bull, Diageo, Labatt, and HBO.Marta's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marta-hooper-6543b71b/Marta's Website: https://www.martahooper.com/ResourcesFigma Jam: https://www.figma.com/figjam/If you want a shoutout in a future episode please leave us a written review on Apple podcasts. From CRY, a Creative, Production, and Post house based in New York City. Brought to you by CRY www.filmcry.com Intro mixed by Micheal Hartman - michaelhrtmn4@gmail.com

Our favorite stories: Mass media shaped by sight-sound imagery, inspired by watching a ton of TV and critiquing the commercials as much as watching the programming. Recalling jingles, surgery cartoons, GEICO ads...On trying research journalism - "something just wasn't clicking, it felt like it drained me of energy." Part time restaurant job and appliance & repair parts marketing... the perfect recipe for becoming the future Head of Strategy at Sid Lee? JK - it helped with learning how to relate with people. (KEY SKILL) Big moments from doing the work: Originally applied to VCU for copywriting, but was identified as a strategist. Found mentorship in Earl Cox, late CSO of The Martin AgencyOn trust and taste: critical ingredients for a successful collaboration between strategy and creative. "you have to figure out the references that connect with them... but do not be the Judge Judy in the room" On working with younger creatives: "get them into the habit of explaining their rationale... it makes for more fruitful working relationships." Bringing together a high-velocity team: hiring for the right skills, but also leaving room for individuals to surpass their own expectations for themselves. "I like seeing people's faces" - Earl Cox was great at taking a room and working it... reading it and regurgitating it... Career advice we'll live with: On imposter syndrome: "Find people who are going to be your advocates... if you have someone accomplished that thinks you can do XYZ, maybe you can!" Jargon Monoxide creates a fall sense of competence... folks from non-traditional marketing backgrounds have these razor-sharp minds but don't have that marketing-ese... Cardi B is a brilliant marketer but she does NOT sound like the people I'm in meetings with "I love a From > To" - the more honest you are with that, the more provocative... that is always a money maker... when you can capture the mood of the clients, in addition to their ambition... reshape it in a way that gets people excited to hear what you have to say.On setting a vision for success: "all strategy is to get people to take the time to align on where we're going""An informed opinion delivered with conviction delivers hope." On helping people find their own 'lightbulb moment'. "Rigidity is the pitfall of strategy... overconfidence, over complication, too 'inside baseball'... those are all off-ramps." "If I don't understand this, there's no way the consumer will understand it."Find us us on Twitter, Instagram, and at The Bad Podcast dot com

This week, we sit down with Kwame Taylor-Hayford, the new president of D&AD and co-founder of Kin in New York, to explore his mission of empowering the next generation of creative talent. Kwame brings his extensive experience from both the agency and brand sides, having worked with industry heavyweights like Sid Lee, Saatchi & Saatchi, Anomaly, and Chobani. Our conversation delves into the challenges underrepresented groups face in the industry, the need to uplift mid-career professionals, and the power of creativity in driving meaningful change. Kwame shares insights from his own journey, reflecting on an upbringing that spanned Ghana, Egypt, South Africa, the UK, and New York, which instilled in him a deep sense of empathy and a considered approach to leadership. We discuss the importance of creating work cultures that prioritise people's well-being, embracing diversity, and the role of travel in broadening perspectives. In our chat, we touch on the shifting dynamics of the creative industry, where employee power is on the rise, and examine the implications of AI on creativity. Despite the increasing digitalisation of our world, Kwame emphasises why human connection remains essential. He also opens up about his journey, revealing thoughts on life balance, career aspirations, and his 20-year vision for the future. Ultimately, this episode offers a glimpse into the mind of a creative leader who is shaping the future of D&AD and striving to make the industry more inclusive, resilient, and purpose-driven. After this fascinating conversation, it feels like a much brighter future is on the horizon.

Venture studio Squared Circles has lofty plans to launch the next big health, wellness and food products. The project first began a little over three years ago when Lukas Derksen, who hailed from the creative firm Sid Lee, began angel investing in brands alongside entrepreneurs Alexander Gilkes and Osman Khan. One of its early investments was in the hair wellness brand Nutrafol. They decided to formalize the program into an incubation studio. Over the years, however, Squared Circles decided to take a more hands-on approach -- instead of acting as an incubator and investor for external brands, the studio is now focused on launching and scaling its own businesses. With that, the company just raised a $40 million Series A led by L Catterton. "The pitch to the partners that we're building with in the future is: OK, how do we actually build these things all the way to launch -- and even Series A -- without actually giving up necessarily any more of the cap table people?" said co-founder Derksen. He joined the Modern Retail Podcast and spoke about Squared Circle's growth so far. Currently, Squared Circles has incubated two brands -- cooking oil startup Algae Cooking and skin care company Magic Molecule. It has plans to launch other brands too in spaces like "nutritious food products tailored to the GLP-1 generation" and "delivering functional medicine to children in tasty alternatives," according to its website. According to Derksen, all of these ideas come from data. "We start very much from a consumer insight place -- and that's something that we strive for every single time," he said. The focus now is to continue launching new products and getting them ready to market as quickly as possible. Though VC funding isn't as plentiful as it was a few years ago, Derksen said there is still an appetite for certain areas. "The two categories that have been outspending on disproportionately are health and wellness and food and beverage," he said.

8 mai 2024 Le Parti Québécois propose de bannir complètement les téléphones cellulaires des écoles.Québec solidaire évaluera la place des femmes au sein du partiDans une lettre adressée à François Legault et publiée dans La Presse, plus de 300 organismes demandent une série de mesures contre la crise du logement: 8 universités montréalaises collaborent pour accélérer leur action climatiqueIsraël contrôle désormais la frontière entre la bande de Gaza et l'ÉgypteKanuk change de propriétaireLa marque montréalaise de vêtements d'extérieur est achetée par un groupe d'investisseurs mené par Bertrand Cesvet, qui a cofondé l'agence de création montréalaise Sid Lee. Cesvet affiche l'ambition de faire croitre Kanuk sur les marchés canadien et international en développant des produits adaptés aux quatre saisons et au changement climatique.Kanuk existe depuis presque 50 ans. L'entreprise appartenait depuis 2015 à la Corporation Financière Champlain, une société de placements privés, de Montréal.Wealthsimple se lance, hors Québec, dans le prêt hypothécaireTikTok poursuit le gouvernement américainPour Disney, la diffusion en continu est désormais rentableUn nouvel iPad optimisé pour l'IA arrive en magasin la semaine prochaine--- Détails sur ces nouvelles et autres nouvelles: https://infobref.com S'abonner aux infolettres gratuites d'InfoBref: https://infobref.com/infolettres Voir comment s'abonner au balado InfoBref sur les principales plateformes de balado: https://infobref.com/audio Commentaires et suggestions à l'animateur Patrick Pierra, et information sur la publicité-commandite de ce balado: editeur@infobref.com Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Auteur, animateur, concepteur, chroniqueur, chanteur, pianiste: Mathieu Bouillon est un créateur aussi polyvalent que singulier. Après une carrière enviable en agence de pub, Mathieu quitte son emploi de concepteur chez Sid Lee pour se consacrer à de nouveaux projets, dont l'écriture de son spectacle De la publicité présenté au ZooFest à l'été 2022. Depuis, on lui confie le contenu des confessionnaux de Big Brother Célébrités, et il signe aussi les textes du jeu-réalité Les Traîtres, de la série web Sur La Trace de Ariel Charest, et quelques sketchs sur 2023 Revue et Corrigée et Entre deux draps. Il sera cet été idéateur sur le magazine Sucré Salé à TVA. S'adonnant régulièrement au stand-up, il anime le show Les Étoiles Montantes du ZooFest ainsi que le prestigieux gala des Idéas, la remise de prix de l'industrie de la communication créative. En 2022, Mathieu collabore à l'émission Les Imposteurs et au Gala des Prix Gémeaux. Il pilote également Le Grand Déballado de Ciné-Cadeau à Télé-Québec, tout en faisant quelques chroniques sur les ondes d'ICI Première. Roulant sa bosse sur toutes les scènes d'impro montréalaises depuis 20 ans, on a pu le voir à la LIM, au Punch Club et à la LNI. Toujours actif sur les réseaux sociaux, Mathieu aura donné le cours de Publicité à l'École nationale de l'humour pendant 5 ans. Instagram :https://www.instagram.com/laprescriptiondrfred/?hl=frFacebook :https://www.facebook.com/people/La-prescription-avec-Dr-Fred-Lambert/100078674880976/ Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Bengi is the co-CEO of ATÖLYE, a strategic design and innovation consultancy based in Istanbul and Dubai. They help organizations tackle complex challenges to create lasting impact using a unique community-centered approach.Before joining ATÖLYE, Bengi served as studio director and head of creative innovation and design at Deloitte Digital in Turkey, where she led service design, UX design, and innovation strategy. She has had tremendous influence in developing service design and UX design competences in Turkey and the broader Middle East.Bengi is a second-generation leader at ATÖLYE, founded a decade ago by Kerem Alper and Engin Ayaz. ATÖLYE operates a unique, international design practice, and among other achievements, they have their place as a member of the Kyu Collective alongside giants of the design industry like Ideo, Sid Lee, and Godfrey Dadich.VISIT OUR AFFILIATES & SPONSORS TO SUPPORT US- Framer – the best website builder: https://www.framer.com/?via=designdisciplin- ProtoPie – the best hi-fi prototyping tool: https://www.protopie.io/?ref=designdisciplin- LucidChart – the best way to create diagrams: https://try.lucid.co/ddPRODUCTS MENTIONED+ Designing Interactions by Bill Moggridge: https://geni.us/designing-interactions+ The Hacker Ethic by Pekka Himanen: https://geni.us/hacker-ethic+ Creative Confidence by Tom Kelley and David Kelley: https://geni.us/creative-confidence+ The Art of Innovation by Tom Kelley: https://geni.us/art-of-innovation+ The Ten Faces of Innovation by Tom Kelley: https://geni.us/ten-faces+ Reinventing Organizations by Frederic Laloux: https://geni.us/reinventing-orgON OUR WEBSITEhttp://designdisciplin.com/bengi-turganSOCIALWebsite: http://designdisciplin.com​Twitter: http://twitter.com/designdisciplin/TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@designdisciplinInstagram: http://instagram.com/designdisciplin/Main YouTube: http://youtube.com/@designdisciplinPodcast YouTube: http://youtube.com/@designdisciplin_podcastApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/design-disciplin/id1553829029Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6VqYFGscuM2UVgtdZfk1hrCHAPTERS00:00 Intro02:17 Bengi's story19:56 Service design success stories29:08 Bengi meets ATÖLYE33:50 What is ATÖLYE?48:50 ATÖLYE's clients54:39 Teaching and leadership59:49 ATÖLYE's design philosophy1:03:22 Bengi's influences1:04:39 Advice for young designers1:09:10 Book recommendations1:12:13 To be replaceable1:13:45 Closing

Dans cet épisode de Turbo Stōkt, Jay et Dominic discutent du plagiat en créativité. Ils commencent par parler de deux campagnes publicitaires similaires réalisées par Orkestra et Sid Lee. Les deux animateurs partagent ensuite leurs propres expériences de plagiat. Ils définissent ensuite le plagiat comme un acte où quelqu'un s'approprie l'œuvre d'un autre dans le domaine artistique ou littéraire. Ils discutent des différentes formes de plagiat et de l'intelligence derrière ce phénomène. L'épisode se termine sur une réflexion sur la façon d'éviter le plagiat en publicité. Dans cette deuxième partie de l'épisode, Jay et Dominic discutent des différentes formes de plagiat. Ils abordent le plagiat direct, le plagiat de soi-même, le plagiat de mosaïque, le plagiat accidentel et le plagiat de paraphrasage. Ils soulignent l'importance de la rigueur créative et de la recherche pour éviter le plagiat. Ils concluent en discutant du cas d'Apple et de son utilisation du design de Braun.

« On aurait aimé garder des parts dans Yard mais on a pas trop eu le choix pour se développer »

Live and direct from Montreal, Canada, Jesse Gainer is VP growth and partnerships at C2 – a company spawned from equal measures of two impactful locals - ad agency Sid Lee and Cirque de Soleil. Best known for the shapeshifting C2 Montreal, ‘Canada's leading creative business summit' launched in response to the 2008 financial crisis, which has featured A-list speakers, Spike Lee, Martha Stewart, Arianna Huffington, Steve Wozniak, Jane Fonda, and Snoop Dogg among them, C2 has gone on to take that category-defying philosophy to brands around the world. This episode sees Jesse consider the question ‘Does hybrid exist'? He talks about the delivery progress from 2019 to 2023, Jurassic Park, mistakes, video on demand, inclusivity, tailoring event feeds to fit, what happened to the Metaverse and more besides.  Full of ideas, eloquent, and keen on hand gestures, these 40 minutes or so with Jesse Garner, hosted by James Dickson, are well worth tuning into.  To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here.   If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form. This episode of the Event Industry News Podcast is sponsored by Evolution dome, award-winning temporary event structures. Take a look at their structures at evolutiondome.com

Andre is a former DII basketball/overseas pro basketball player turned creative, author and equity-builder. French (Parisian). English (native). Spanish (futbol). German. Award-winning creative from Cannes Lions to One Show to Clio, formerly Las Vegas Tourism, IHG hotels and Tumi pitch winning Executive Creative Director at GREY, global Creative Director at TBWANeboko in Amsterdam, formerly Digitas, Sid Lee and Y&R in Paris. Recently Cannes Lions Outdoor Jury 2022, Adweek Creative 100 and One Show 2023 Integrated and Experiential Jury. Mr. Gray is the author of Digital Anthropomorphism: Humanizing the Brand, a Master of Arts in Global Communications, a staunch advocate for underrepresented voices through work like Black Madison Avenue and lives to add to the Cultural conversation. For him, it is not what you say, but what you do. AND WE STILL CAN'T BREATHE. Learn more about ANNEX 88 here: https://www.annex88.com/ Learn more about Andre here: https://www.andreggray.com/

Next up: Elana Gorbatyuk, Global CSO and Partner, at Sid Lee. Find out what Elana has to say about what's changed in planning in Canada over the last 10 years and what might be in store for the next.

The Inspiring Futures podcast has been on hiatus for the past few months. In that period, a few recordings made last year never made it out into the public airwaves, which is an absolute disgrace. One such recording was an interview I did with Sophie Ozouz, the co-founder of Kin. Kin is a purpose-focused agency with offices in NY and Los Angeles. Sophie founded the agency with a former colleague Kwame Taylor Hayford. In the interview, I discuss Sophie's background as a strategist,  her experiences working at Sid Lee, their motivations for starting her own shop, their work at Kin, and some general discussion on brands and purpose. Kin was named Ad Age's Purpose Agency of the Year in 2022

Designers and creatives can have an important impact in the circular economy, but how do we put that into action?In this episode, Philippe Meunier, co-founder and CEO of creative agency Sid Lee, shares 10 tips with us on how to find more creative solutions.From removing fear around new projects, and why it's important to embrace fun in creative work, grab a pen and take note of Philippe's excellent tips.Philippe was in conversation with the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Circular Design Programme Lead, Joe Iles, as part of Summit 2020.Explore more content from Summit 2020Learn more about the work of the Ellen MacArthur FoundationKeep in touch with the Foundation via our social media channels:TwitterLinkedInInstagramFacebook

When talking about the circular economy, we often hear about science, engineering and policy. But what about the role of the creative industries? What part does advertising, branding and marketing play in transitioning from a wasteful linear economy, to a circular one?In this episode we'll hear from Farah Ramzan Golant, president of Kyu, a collective of creative organisations including IDEO, Sid Lee and Kepler; and Chris Riley, founder of Studio Riley, and former head of strategic planning at Apple.Chris and Farah spoke to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Circular Design Programme Lead, Joe Iles, at Summit 2020, about why people are ready for businesses to go circular.Find out more about the Ellen MacArthur FoundationWatch more from Summit 2020Keep in touch with the Foundation via our social media channels:TwitterLinkedInInstagramFacebook

Claudia Cristovao is the Head of Google Brand Studio APAC. She studied Communication, Film and Fine Art between Lisbon, Copenhagen, Amsterdam and London and is an honors graduate at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam and holds an MA from Saint Martins in London.Claudia has worked as a writer, brand developer and Creative Director for Nike, Google, Honda, Adidas, MINI, AMEX, at agencies like W+K, Sid Lee and AKQA. Her projects have included music videos, interior design, art installations, digital experiences, social media campaigns and business transformations. Claudia was the President of the Innovation Jury at the Cannes Lions 2020-2021 and has been a juror for the New York Festivals, Cannes Lions, ADFEST, Spikes Asia, W20 and the WIRED Hack Awards. Her artwork has been exhibited across the world, namely at the São Paulo Biennial, the Dakar Biennial, the Guangzhou Biennial, De Appel in Amsterdam and MOCA in San Francisco. And without doubt, a wonderful guest on The Imposterous.

Selon vous qu'ont en commun Adidas, Le Cirque Du Soleil ou encore les Raptors de Toronto? Et bien sachez que ces 3 organisations de renoms ont toutes travaillées avec la même agence de Communication, la très connue Sid Lee. Et aujourd'hui sur le 130e épisode de Hypercroissance, on a la chance de s'entretenir avec son fondateur Philippe Meunier, actuel chef de la création et également chairman chez Sid Lee. Philippe, qui va bientôt fêter les 30 ans d'anniversaire de l'entreprise nous raconte aujourd'hui le développement extraordinaire que l'entreprise a connu depuis les années 1990 afin d'atteindre près de 1000 employés au moment ou on se parle. Habitué des Lions de cannes, évènement prestigieux où les plus grands créatifs au monde se rassemblent à chaque année, Philippe nous explique également aujourd'hui les raisons pour lesquelles l'entreprise a été acquise en 2015 par le groupe japonais Hakuhodo DY Holdings. Bref, un entretien totalement fascinant, spécifiquement pour un propriétaire d'agence numérique comme moi! Pour en apprendre plus sur Sid Lee : https://sidlee.com/ Suivez-nous sur les médias sociaux : Linkedin : https://www.linkedin.com/company/podcast-d-hypercroissance/ Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/podcastHypercroissance Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/podcasthypercroissance/

On this week's show, we spoke with Elizabeth Henry, CEO @ Adviso Marketing professional for almost 20 years, she came on-board with new media and, accordingly, had the opportunity to contribute to the digital shift undergone by a number of companies. Since then, she's aimed to push the limits of traditional approaches, increase her understanding of the consumer, measure and optimize as part of an ongoing quest to create impactful and meaningful customer experiences and communications. During her seven years tenure in agencies: (Sid Lee, Saint-Jacques Vallée Y&R, Adviso) where she fulfilled the duties of Account Director, Interactive Strategist and Senior Digital Producer, she developed strategies, managed brand image and lead teams towards the delivery of several major campaigns, projects, some of which were recognized at the Boomerangs, CMA, MIA, DMA awards.   On the show, we spoke about:  The evolution of digital Taking over as CEO at Adviso and the transition  Being considering a business partner from their customers The threat and opportunity of internalization  The war for talent  Being a adaptive culture Their five year growth strategy    I had a blast meeting Elizabeth and learning about her vision for Adviso. I hope that you enjoy today's conversation!  

https://www.ratp.fr/en/apps/bonjour-ratp Found agency Sid Lee's take on playful human design on their branding & software design of Paris' RAPT or Public Transit System. Just Beautiful.

Alors que les entreprises se préparent à accueillir de nouveau leurs employés en personne, plusieurs travailleurs — notamment ceux de la nouvelle génération — se demandent de quoi l'avenir du bureau sera fait. Dans ce dernier épisode de notre série sur le sujet, nous avons demandé à trois professionnels de la génération Y de partager leur point de vue à propos du bureau postpandémique. Nos invités: Nada Boumeftah, jeune avocate à son compte et spécialiste en droit criminel et pénal et en protection de la jeunesse; Maxine Grenon-Dequoy, gestionnaire de trafic chez Sid Lee, une agence de création multidisciplinaire; et Marc-André Paré, analyste en cybersécurité chez Ivanhoé Cambridge.

This episode of the WORK. podcast features Kirstin Hammerberg who is the  Global Vice President of Brand Innovation for the creative agency Sid Lee. She leads global business and experience design with a focus on brand innovation. Kirstin has authored growth visions and designed cultural programs that mobilize employees and has found ways to bring community and people into the heart of business design.Kirstin HammerbergSid LeeHavasCognizantPaul HlivkoWellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield PatagoniaTony BondGreat Place To WorkSteve RaderNASAMike TushmanWe Are RosieToptal BraintrustCommunoWhit Hiller

On today's show, we explore how ads will follow you into your virtual worlds, Twitch gets all wet, and how Ronaldo can cause Coke's value to dive by $4B with a wave of his hand.

What is a creative services firm? This week on the CEO Series, Karl Moore of McGill University's Desautels Faculty of Management speaks with Vito Piazza, Global CEO of Sid Lee, one of the world's leading creative services firms, founded in Montreal. From Honda to the Raptors, Sid Lee helps to create innovative creative solutions for their clients around the world.

It's the summer of 2021—one year since the murder of George Floyd. And if you're wondering what that has to do with the season-four wrap-up of a podcast about branding, let me tell you: in early 2020 I had a plan for season four of How Brands Are Built. But in the wake of George Floyd's murder and protests around the world, my plan changed a bit. 2020 was already a pretty awful year for most people, and it just seemed to be getting worse and worse. So I started thinking about whether there was a way I could use this little platform of mine to do some good—or at least talk about something positive. That led me to reach out to my most diverse set of guests yet, starting with Dr. Jason Chambers, who talked about the origins of racist brand names and what to do about them. I talked to female agency founders like Dava Guthmiller of Noise 13, Sunny Bonnell of Motto, and Emily Heyward of Red Antler about how they got started and the role of diversity in their agency cultures. The season ended with a two-part episode featuring Brian Collins and his agency's design apprentice, Diego Segura, who told me about one way to create opportunities for talented, but less privileged, designers and strategists. And along the way, I talked to Armin Vit of Brand New, Alina Wheeler, author of Designing Brand Identity, and Nirm Shanbhag of Sid Lee. While I talked to guests about their agencies, books they'd written, or other topics specific to their areas of expertise, I also asked nearly all of them about what brands and branding professionals could be doing to improve the state of the world—in light of COVID-19, in light of racial injustice, and just in general. Are brands a force for good? Can they be? Should they try to be? At the end of this episode, which features clips from every interview this season, I boil everything I heard and learned down into five ways brands—and branding professionals like you and me—can make the world a better place (sorry): Be selective (and stick to your values) Walk the talk Wield your influence Proactively pursue diversity Don't underestimate the power of your work In the episode, I break down each of these ideas in detail.

Julien de Preux est de ces créatifs qui ont alterné les périodes en agence et en solo. Côté agences : il a fréquenté les meilleures au Québec - Cosette et Sid Lee. Idem Suisse romande : Saatchi & Saatchi et M&C Saatchi. Puis, il a lancé l'agence Cavalcade. Aujourd'hui, il travaille pour lui-même. Quelle est la meilleure formule ? On va le lui demander. Un podcast également disponible sur: Apple Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/ch/podcast/cominmag/id1526101611?l=fr Anchor https://anchor.fm/cominmag Google Podcast https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9hbmNob3IuZm0vcy8xYmRjZjE5OC9wb2RjYXN0L3Jzcw Spotifiy https://open.spotify.com/show/3uFVrP7kAMuAMM4av61q3j --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cominmag/message

Le bureau vous manque-t-il? De quoi vous ennuyez-vous le plus? Et le moins? Si nos environnements de travail étaient déjà en évolution avant la pandémie, les événements de la dernière année nous obligent à revoir entièrement leur forme et leur fonction. Dans cette série de balado présentée par la firme d'investissement immobilier Ivanhoé Cambridge, des experts de calibre mondial — architectes, dirigeants d'entreprises, psychologues en comportement, spécialistes en analyse de données et plusieurs autres — se penchent sur l'avenir du bureau et nos attentes envers ces espaces. Dirigés par Annie Bergeron, designer d'environnements de travail, ils parleront de technologie et de productivité, de collaboration et de communauté, et surtout pourquoi le bien-être au travail est aussi important. Cette série est produite par Sid Lee.

This is the third season of the series of sessions with Industry professionals who can inspire young minds towards this crazy and exciting world through their life journey. In this 5th episode of the third season series, our guest speaker is Mr. Elliott Altilia, Director of Strategy, SID LEE, and an MBA from John Molson School of Business - Concordia University.

Do you miss the office? What do you miss about it? What don't you miss? Pre-pandemic, the workplace was in evolution, but after the last year, its entire form and very function have to be rethought and brought into the future. In this new podcast from real estate investment firm Ivanhoé Cambridge, a global roster of experts—architects, CEOs, organizational behavioralists, data scientists and more—wrangle over the future of the workplace. What do we want from an office? Lead by workspace design expert Annie Bergeron, they'll talk about tech and productivity, collaboration and community, and why it's so important you feel good at work. This series is produced by Sid Lee.

In this episode we sat down with Philippe Meunier who is Chief Creative Officer and Co-founder of Sid Lee, one of the world’s premier creative agencies with offices in Montreal, Toronto, Paris, New York, Los Angeles, and Seattle. With over 28 years of experience in the industry, Philippe has overseen all the creative output for a host of major international clients including Absolut, Adidas, Starbucks, Red Bull, and many more. As an active member of the creative community, Philippe has been invited to chair and serve on the jury panel at various national and international competitions, such as the Cannes Lions International Festival, the D&AD Awards, the Canadian Marketing Awards and Communication Arts. Collaboration is an essential part of Philippe’s approach to creativity and is especially evident in the culture and ideology of Sid Lee. The agency’s core values are based on collectivism and the belief that the group is far stronger than the individual, so every idea and opinion is given equal value. The result is an agency where everyone works (and plays!) hard as a team, sharing both the workload and the rewards. Famous for his Zen-like approach to the craziness of running a large creative group (consequences of his love for surfing and yoga), Philippe firmly believes that great work comes from happy people, and he lives by this motto 24/7. See more of Philippe’s work here: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/philmeunier Give us a follow on our social channels: - https://www.facebook.com/JustaChatWith - https://www.instagram.com/JustAChatWith - https://twitter.com/justachatwith - https://www.linkedin.com/company/35615125/ Hosted by Andrew Dobbie. Powered by MadeBrave - http://www.madebrave.com

ÉPISODE 6 avec Bruno Lee, Directeur de la stratégie de l’agence créative Sid Lee pour la mini-série de podcasts REDONNER DU SENS À LA MODE réalisée avec @later_project  Du 11 au 13 et du 17 au 20 décembre 2020 de 10h à 20h, la marque de prêt-à-porter 100% recyclé @later_project présente sa collection dans son pop up store situé au 11 rue Ferdinand Duval Metro St. Paul à Paris sur le thème “REDONNER DU SENS À LA MODE”. A cette occasion, Conversation de style s’associe à LATER et vous propose d’écouter «REDONNER DU SENS À LA MODE» une mini-série de podcasts qui interroge sur les enjeux auxquelles l’industrie de la mode doit faire face pour évoluer dans le bon sens. Marques de vêtement engagées, agence de communication ou encore fabricants de prêt-à-porter, j’échange en direct du pop up store avec des intervenants d’horizons variés. Bonne écoute !

Nirm Shanbhag is the Chief Strategy Officer of Sid Lee USA, an international creative company. He’s also my old boss. Back in 2012, he was running the San Francisco office of Interbrand, and he hired me as Director of Verbal Identity. Before Interbrand, Nirm earned his MBA from London Business School and worked in advertising, at firms like Mullen and McCann. He also ran his own, independent agency, Notch Strategy, for about six years between his roles at Interbrand and Sid Lee. Nirm and I have worked together quite a bit—first at Interbrand, then as independent consultants. We’ve been called in on brand architecture projects a few times, and Nirm is one of just a handful of people I consider an expert on the topic. Since I haven’t had too many (any) episodes focused on brand architecture, I was eager to get Nirm to share some of his insights into brand architecture—what it is, why it matters, and how it should be done. Throughout the conversation, Nirm came back time and again to the idea of keeping the consumer’s journey front and center, considering their motivations and approaches to decision-making. We also talked about brand purpose, and whether brands are good or bad for society (heady stuff). At the end of the conversation, Nirm recommended two very different books: The Experience Economy (“a seminal work and … one that not a lot of people know about”) and A Brief History of Time, by Stephen Hawking. I’ve probably read [A Brief History of Time] four times in my life. The reason I think it’s worthwhile is because, yeah, it’s about physics, but at its heart it’s a book about perspective and recognizing that your perspective can change.” – Nirm Shanbhag To learn more about Nirm and Sid Lee, visit sidlee.com. I also recommend you check out some of Nirm’s blog posts on the Notch blog.

Dustin Rideout was the Head of Brand & Fan Experience for the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Raptors and Toronto FC at Maple Leaf Sport & Entertainment. He was also a partner and head of strategy at Sid Lee in Toronto, Canada.We talk about him making the move into pro sports from advertising, what he was looking for when hiring and where he sees the biggest opportunities for change in the industry. It was a great conversation filled with actionable tips for potential newcomers from someone who has rebuilt a marketing team in a sports front office. The two books the Dustin mentioned were "The Art Of The Start" by Guy Kawasaki and "First 90 Days" by Michael Watkins.  Dustin's LinkedIn profile is here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dustinrideout/Full show notes and transcripts can be found here: https://www.mtcpod.comLike the show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps. Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Suscríbete a la 💌 NEWSLETTER SEMANAL 💌 en http://filispin.es Para recibir un resumen semanal de las noticias más importantes del sector del marketing, la comunicación y la publicidad. 🛍 Tendencias del e-commmerce según Semrush El análisis reveló que las búsquedas mensuales de "comprar online" se han doblado desde el primer mes de la pandemia, las búsquedas de comida a domicilio se han disparado hasta aumentar un 180% o que el crecimiento interanual medio del tráfico de los sitios de comercio electrónico en la primera mitad de 2020 fue de alrededor del 30%. Muchísimos datos más en el estudio. 👿 TikTok registró identificadores de Android durante 15 meses La aplicación de TikTok aprovechó un fallo de seguridad en móviles Android para recopilar durante 15 meses, hasta noviembre de 2019, datos personales de sus usuarios entre los que se encuentra la dirección MAC. 🆓 Una compañía tuvo expuestos los datos de 235 millones de usuarios de TikTok, Instagram y Youtube Según ha informado en un comunicado la empresa de ciberseguridad Comparitech, Social Data, una compañía que proporciona servicios de web scraping para empresas en redes sociales, ha expuesto en Internet una base de datos con información sobre los perfiles de cerca de 235 millones de usuarios. 🏆 YouTube ha sido nombrada como la plataforma de RRSS más responsable Ha sido después de una auditoría realizada por IPG Mediabrands. Se trata de una Auditoría de Responsabilidad de Medios trimestral que colocó a YouTube en primer lugar, como resultado de cómo respondió a las preocupaciones de seguridad de la marca hace tres años, cuando algunos anunciantes retiraron sus campañas después de descubrir que sus anuncios se publicaban junto con contenido extremista.Twitter quedó en segundo puesta y Linkedin, en tercer lugar. ⛈ Facebook se suma a las críticas por la comisión de la AppStore Facebook se ha unido a Spotify, Match(Tinder) y Epic Games que han criticado a Apple por su política de cobrar una comisión de hasta el 30% de las ventas que se realizan a través de su tienda virtual App Store. La firma de la manzana mantiene el cobro en una iniciativa de Facebook para ayudar a los pequeños negocios. Google sí que aceptó eximir del pago de este porcentaje a esta iniciativa. 🌪 Google se suma a Apple y elimina Fornite de sus tiendas Epic Games acusa a Apple y Google de llevar a cabo prácticas monopolísticas en sus tiendas y contrarias a la competencia en entornos como Android e IOS. La compañía creadora de Fornite actualizó su aplicación para dispositivos Android, añadiendo este mismo método de pago con el que se salta el margen de la tienda de Google. Motivo por el cual la el gigante americano también ha decidido quitar Fortnite de su tienda de aplicaciones, y bajo la misma premisa que Apple. Si una persona te dice que pareces un camello, ignórala. Si te lo dicen dos, empieza a mirarte la espalda en un espejo. 🙃 Blackberry prepara su regreso para el 2021 Volverán en 2021 y aseguran que mantendrán el teclado físico, siendo fiel a ese diseño tan característico e inconfundible. Se sabe que BlackBerry no fabricará por sí misma el nuevo teléfono. sino que será la startup OnwardMobility con FIH Mobile, subsidiaria de Foxconn. El tercer intento para relanzar la marca Blackberry tras los fallidos de 2016 y 2017. ¿Irá la vencida? ⛱ Concienciar sobre el uso de las mascarillas, objetivo de esta campaña gráfica A nosotros nos puede parecer normal, sin embargo, ellos han lanzado esta campaña en Florida donde, a pesar de una elevada incidencia del virus, las autoridades han expresado públicamente que el uso de mascarillas es inútil. Para complementar la campaña de exterior, la marca ha encargado a artistas de arena locales que creen esculturas de arena gigantes con mascarillas en las playas de Lago Mar Beach, St. Petersburg Beach y en Neptune Beach. 😴 La delgada línea entre la genialidad y el error de Ikea La marca sueca ha dado mucho que hablar en Bahréin a raíz de un supuesto error. Mientras en el anuncio en cuestión se podía leer en inglés «Create your perfect night’s sleep» («Crea tu sueño nocturno perfecto»), en árabe este texto estaba traducido como «Lo mismo que está escrito, pero en árabe». Esto provocó que el cartel se hiciera viral y que los medios del país lo sacaran prácticamente en todos los espacios. Ikea solucionó su «despiste» tachando la mala traducción y añadiendo el texto «Esto es lo que sucede cuando uno no duerme lo suficiente. Disfruta de tu sueño perfecto». El debate está servido, ¿error real o genialidad del departamento de marketing de El Corte Inglés? 🍗 KFC Francia reta a encontrar dos trozos de pollo iguales Suena muy raro viniendo de una gran cadena, pero lo cierto es que resaltar el valor artesanal y natural de su producto, la marca ha lanzado una campaña gráfica en la que reta al ojo del espectador a encontrar dos piezas de pollo iguales. Lanzado junto a la agencia Sid Lee, Unalike (Diferente), una campaña de Exterior y Digital en la que cada visual es diferente a los demás. Para la campaña se han creado más de 100 gráficas diferentes en las que retan a los que la vean a encontrar dos trozos de pollo que sean iguales. 😷 Burger King imprime tu pedido en la mascarilla para facilitar la comunicación En Burger King Bélgica se preguntaron: ¿Y si las mascarillas hablaran por ti? Y así es como surge esta divertida acción publicitaria con la que la compañía de comida rápida ha lanzado una colección de mascarillas que incluyen el pedido impreso en la parte frontal. Así, el cajero tendrá la información que necesita para servir la comida sin necesidad de que el cliente diga ni una sola palabra, minimizando el contacto y posibles contagios. 🎥 Cabreiroá se viste de cine La marca gallega de agua mineral va a cambiar las imágenes de sus botellas por carteles de películas emblemáticas de Hollywood en las etiquetas de su formato pet de 50 cl. con tapón sport. 🥴 ¿Cómo sería la vida real si fuera como nuestra conexión a internet? El proveedor de banda ancha en Nueva Zelanda, Chorus, ha llevado a la vida real los clásicos problemas que sufrimos cuando estamos conectados a internet. En la pieza, un personaje llamado Carl experimenta un día con «problemas de red» que le llevan a vivir diferentes situaciones un tanto frustrantes. 💔 Programa dedicado a Ken Robinson Descanse en Paz, genio. Esto es todo por esta semana. Recuerden que en nuestra newsletter tienen los enlaces para poder leer y ampliar todas estas noticias. 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How are you elevating your life or someone else’s life? This week, Will Travis, a globally respected brand builder, and strategist, joins me on the show. Will has taken the helm as CEO of four internationally acclaimed communication agencies including for SID LEE, Dentsu America as well as ATTIK over a 27-year career, namely servicing over 50 of the world's most respected mega-brands. In this episode, he talks about lessons he learned throughout his career including how to overcome obstacles, the importance of empowering others (a lesson he learned from his children), and how to be an elevated leader. Following his agency leadership, Will is a leading global expert on creativity as THE engine for economic development and social change. His venture, Elevation Barn curates and lifts a worldwide network of leaders with heart and experience to solve their, their communities, and our planet's grand challenges. You’ll notice by way of Elevation Barn and his rich career that Will is a global citizen who considers himself an extreme explorer. I further encourage you to take a look at Elevation Barn to entice your senses, Will’s life work is demonstrated vividly through Elevation Barn’s intimate retreats, development courses and peer-to-peer mentoring programs that help individuals articulate their personal brand and unlock their core purpose in breathtaking settings around the world. Will is frequently turned to as a motivational speaker, he is a father of four, living between Tribeca New York and Bali, Indonesia.  Tune in to hear Will’s thoughts pertaining to: His experience in Bali with White men being seen as the pollutants of society because of COVID-19. (7:46) Lessons Will has learned including one lesson from a bullfighter, teaching him the ability to think through disruptions and how to know if you are in control of a situation. (9:37) Virtual Retreats COVID times: Will is leveraging the opportunity of space and personal comfort from participants' homes - to help them become virtually elevated.  (13:00) Now isn’t a time of repeating, instead it is a time of pivoting. (16:07) Why things won’t be different if you hire people with the same thinking as your own. (17:34) Will shares why boosting morale is about letting people be seen. (18:36) There are always walls in your life, figuring out how to move over them is key. Will describes how he got into an advertising career by ignoring the ‘walls’. (31:45) Why “No,” is Will’s least favorite word, “No,” comes from a place of fear. His favorite word is, “Let’s”, unlike, “No,” it lifts you to feel positivity and confidence. (35:00) The Elevation Barn is the highest curated experience in the world. (37:12) What Will has learned from his kids, including the importance of leading with love and empowering others. (41:18) We are constantly just trying to defend our positions, instead, we need to stop and see if we are on the right ladder. (44:00) Thoughtful advice from Will on how to be an elevated leader especially during a time when lay-offs and furloughs are being communicated virtually, including being respectful and putting yourself in your team members’ shoes. (48:56) Links to follow your curiosities: Connect with Will Travis on LinkedIn Follow Elevation Barn on Instagram Explore Elevation Barn Learn more about the BOOST Your Market Value: An End-To-End On-Demand Job Search System Focused On Helping You Stand Out. Code PODCAST for $100 off.

Erin Kawalecki, is an Executive Creative Director at DDB Toronto. Before rising through the ranks at DDB, Erin held positions at Juniper Park, Taxi and John Street, as well as freelance stints at Sid Lee and Red Urban. In this episode, we talk about the pros and cons of the remote working experience due to coronavirus, what positives some companies may take forward as we get back to the new normal, and how managing teams using constructive criticism is a skill that takes time and patience.

April 30, 2020 Agency Leads Roundtable The pandemic situation has affected every aspect of our industry. Agencies and media companies have been hit hard, people are out of work, and we don't yet know the even longer-lasting effects on the economy and our overall way of life and doing business. Agency leaders discuss what's happened, how they're coping, and what the future holds for advertising, marketing, and media. Moderator: Jean Freeman, Principal, CEO, Zambezi Panelists: Pete Imwalle, EVP, COO, RPA; Thas Naseemuddeen, CEO, Omelet; Melissa Palazzo-Hart, COO, Managing Director, Sid Lee; Erin Riley, President, TBWAChiatDay. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Je suis heureux de vous présenter dans la série Balados inspirée de mon livre « Nourrir sa tête sans affamer son cœur » un vrai « success story » Jean-François Bouchard. Il est, entre autres, Fondateur et Chairman de C2, Co-Fondateur de Sid Lee et artiste visuel. Dans ce balado, il nous parle de ses boules (les sphères de sa vie), d’un point de bascule, ses priorités et l’importance de l’équilibre. Il nous parle de la chance inégale que certains ont pour réussir et de sa perspective sur ce qui va bien. Il nous parle du choix d’être riche, de la chance qu’il a, de sa confidence absolue en lui-même. Dans ce balado Jean-François est d’une très grande humilité, générosité et surtout très inspirant. Il parle aussi de ses cicatrices, croyances, valeurs, peurs et bien d’autres choses. Vous comprendrez pourquoi tout ce qu’il touche devient un succès. Bonne écoute.  

Le deepfake, c'est de l'hypertrucage. C'est un effet visuel amusant, intrigant, mais aussi préoccupant. L'idée c'est de remplacer, dans une vidéo, le visage d'un individu par le visage d'un autre individu. C'est exactement ce qu'a fait l'agence Sid Lee pour le 50e anniversaire de Loto-Québec. On a fait revenir le Bernard Derome de 1970... celui qui avait 26 ans pour annoncer le retour d'une loterie.  J'ai discuté de toute la démarche pour arriver à un résultat bluffant avec Nicolas Labbé et julien Roub Charland de chez Sid Lee Il y a quelques années la tâche aurait été énorme, mais aujourd'hui elle est grandement facilité par l'intelligence artificielle.    === Compléments ===  La publicité: https://www.facebook.com/LotoQuebecLoteries/videos/135602290854209/ Secrets de création:  https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=173673710636573 

En conversation avec Garci Inigo. Qui est Garci? Né par un bel après-midi de printemps de septembre, Garci surprit tout son entourage en rentrant de lui-même, à pied chez ses parents. À ses 2 ans, il terminait une thèse intitulée “Façonnage et caractérisation d’impulsions ultracourtes, une approche moderne de la physique quantique”. À l'âge de 4 ans, il s'installait dans la belle ville d’Odense et après une courte carrière dans l'élevage de porcs, il rejoignit la ville de la petite sirène au Pays-Bas, où il développa une passion pour les tulipes. Son voyage se poursuit à la Confédération helvétique avec l'apprentissage de la rigueur suisse et le mène, au début de ce nouveau siècle, jusqu'aux charmes de la furia barcelonaise. Rassasié de soleil, de tapas et de sangria, il décida qu'il était temps de goûter à la slush, la poutine et le sirop d'érable. À ce jour, quand il ne travaille pas chez Sid Lee en tant que Directeur Groupe Conseil, Garci aime cuisiner, lire des comics, jouer à Overwatch et coacher le Westmount Rugby Club. Les sujets abordés sont... - L'agilité au rugby - Session à l'Agile Tour Montréal : Tout ce que Star Wars m'a appris sur le leadership. Voir https://www.agiletourmontreal.com/session82 - Le vrai leadership - Marketing agile en agence - La force de la confrontation - Comment bâtir la confiance dans une équipe Lien : Guide de l'entraîneur de rugby

Vicky Chen is Head of Strategy at VIRTUE Nordic (part of Vice) in Copenhagen. She arrived in strategy via psychology and writing. She's worked in New York, Amsterdam, and San Francisco at agencies such as Naked, Sid Lee, and AKQA. She reached strategy in an indirect way, much like many of us. And this is what we discuss. How do you get into strategy? What are the pros and cons of advertising schools? And why people from different backgrounds make for better strategy departments. You can find Vicky here http://linkedin.com/in/vtchen For more strategy talk: 1. Newsletter: http://www.markpollard.net/email-newsletter/ 2. Drawings: http://www.instagram.com/markpollard 3. Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/markpollard 4. Facebook - join 6,000+ strategists: http://www.sweathead.co New book "Strategy Is Your Words" out soon.

Regard sur le monde:Alexis Boulianne à Séoul ; L'agence de création Sid Lee aux États-Unis avec Martin Gauthier, président ; Chronique municipale de M-A Carignan:Construire en milieu humide, responsabilité ; Accident de paquebot dans le port de Venise, un problème de tourisme de masse ; Chronique politique avec Sébastien Bovet ; Femmes autochtones disparues ou assassinées, génocide selon I. Picard ethnologue ; Économie avec René Vézina ; Chronique techno de Matthieu Dugal:Fin annoncée d'iTunes par Apple ; Duo Marie Grégoire et François Cardinal ; Entrevue avec Alexandre Da Costa, violoniste et chef d'orchestre ; Chronique de Josée Blanchette:Prendre soin de nos aînés

Pour parler de l’appropriation des memes par les marques, nous recevons le mèmeur Laurent Tremblay, l’homme derrière les pages L’institut du mémé et Mère de famille à Ville Mont-Royal. Grâce aux succès de ses memes, il a pu trouver un emploi chez Sid Lee, une entreprise de services créatifs. Nous nous questionnons donc l’utilisation des memes à des fins commerciales ainsi que les nouvelles stratégies marketing.

This episode of First Things First was recorded as part of our Live Magazine project at DesignThinkers, in Toronto. The interview is with Sid Lee creative director, Laura Stein and was done by Frontier Senior Designer, Tristan Marantos. To learn more about Live Magazine, visit frontier.is and look for Live Magazine in our media section. First Things First is produced as part of Frontier Media. Learn more at www.frontier.is Host: Paddy Harrington Producer and Editor: Max Cotter This episode features an edited version of “Luminous” by Broke For Free from the album “Leaf.” The original can be found at http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Broke_For_Free/Leaf/Broke_For_Free_-_Leaf_-_05_Luminous

Nous discutons avec Alain Vézina du métier, du quotidien et des défis du spécialiste en DevOps.  Alain Vézina is a senior Microsoft .Net developer and an Azure specialist who loves to automate things. DIY enthusiast and a guitar hero wannabe, Alain have collaborated for the past decade with businesses such as nventive, Neomedia / Caractera, Sid Lee, Hue Web Studio, DMR (Fujitsu), Hospital Saint-Justine, Luxury Retreats and Whatsnexx. He is now a DevOps architect at FlexPay, where he build, package, automate and release like never before. Liens: Académie Azure 20% de rabais sur les ateliers d'avril 2019 avec le code BIENTOT20 Livre: The Phoenix Project

"The Economist". Bertrand Cesvet is the CEO of Sid Lee - a multidisciplinary, brand-building creative company with offices in Montreal, Toronto, New York, Paris, and Los Angeles. He looks constantly to the future, is sensitive to the different needs of the people that works for him and sees the world through both the lens of the possible and the lens of the practical. He is a business builder, an author, a creator, a tennis player and a father. Oh, and he says what he thinks.

"The Economist".  A 15 minute edited highlight of our full-length conversation. Bertrand Cesvet is the CEO of Sid Lee- a multidisciplinary, brand-building creative company with offices in Montreal, Toronto, New York, Paris, and Los Angeles. He looks constantly to the future, is sensitive to the different needs of the people that works for him and sees the world through both the lens of the possible and the lens of the practical. He is a business builder, an author, a creator, a tennis player and a father. Oh, and he says what he thinks.

Lily is the Founder and CEO of Think Dirty® is a mobile-first, social commerce platform that connects ingredient-conscious beauty shoppers to natural beauty brands. Think Dirty's mission is to make reading cosmetic and personal care product labels simple, easy and fun. Think Dirty is the winner of Mastercard Women Entrepreneurship Competition, a DMZ alumni company, it's also named as one of the Top 25 SheEO Ventures, MaRS JOLT and CFC Ideaboost. Think Dirty was named the best beauty apps by Refinery29 and Brit+ Co. It was also featured on O Magazine, Fast Company, NPR, Huffington Post, TED Blog, Allure Magazine, The Atlantic, PSFK, New York Magazine, Today's Show and Consumer's Report. Prior to founding Think Dirty, Lily has been an award-winning Art Director in advertising and design for 13 years. She began her career in marketing in the e-commerce department of MoMA, New York. And worked at agencies such as Sid Lee, TAXI, Wunderman and TBWAChiat​Day for major international brands in consumer packaged goods, retail, financial, auto, telecommunications and non-profit, including Harvard Graduate School of Design, MIT, American Express, Tim Hortons, Joe Fresh and Mercedes-Benz. While not keeping her right brain busy, Lily is befriending dogs, volunteering to causes she believes in and checking off her list of 1000 places to go one continent at a time. Connect with Lily on social media! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lilytse/ Instagram: thinkdirty Website: https://www.thinkdirtyapp.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/georges-khalife/support

My Summer Lair Host Sammy Younan interviews Martin Leblanc a partnert at Sid Lee Architecture which approaches projects from a multidisciplinary perspective. My Summer Lair Chapter #99: What Makes A Hotel Relevant? Recorded: Friday January 18, 2019 at 10:30am (on the phone) at the Interior Design Show

Naz Arandi [Creative Director at AirBnB] & Elana Gorbatyuck [ Chief Strategy Officer/ Partner at Sid Lee] are the kinds of leaders that everyone dreams of working for. They sat down with us to talk about the work, but also how they work to make their teams inclusive. This conversation is inclusive of all the feels.

Born in Massachusetts, raised shortly in Toronto and Ottawa, and then grew up in Hong Kong, this neuroscience graduate has been stretching her interests and experiences far and wide over plenty of cities and multiple industries. After working as an event producer/promoter in Shanghai, Nancy came back to Toronto and co-founded Mansion- a music promotion and event planning group that produced Toronto’s most unique and desirable events.After exiting the music scene, Nancy didn’t stop dreaming. In three years, she has created three restaurants- from German street eats to authentic Chinese. Now, when Nancy is not busy making sure all the food is up to her standard at SO SO food club, she probably is strategizing award-winning campaigns at Sid Lee. When she is not solving problems at work, she might be conceptualizing her next big idea.Indeed, she is a busy woman- with smart ideas and big ambitions, but she never makes her move blindly. Utilizing her science background with an extremely creative mind, Nancy can’t get enough of bringing unique concepts to life and creating experiences that are hard to ignore and forget.Before sitting on the couch with Nancy in her beautiful Loft, I paid a visit to SO SO just to make sure the food is truly authentic. And yes, I was impressed. For the first time, I was proud of my own cuisine- the kind of food I grew up with, crave for every weekend, and cannot leave without. Being a rebel with a strategic plan, artistic heart, and cause in mind, Nancy is set out to bring real Chinese food made from scratch and of the best ingredients to Toronto. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CHANGE. It scares and throws us out, but is it such a bad thing? Anomaly London's head of art and design Clara Mulligan joins me to share a wonderful journey full of it, setting out from Rhode Island School of Design for Seattle, via Microsoft, Creature, Sid Lee in Amsterdam and arriving at respected advertising agency Anomaly. Why is change a healthy thing and how best to manage the fear? Clara also discusses why she's building a design department at Anomaly and what she looks for. It's a must listen show with a trailblazer who was deservedly named in Business Journal's 40 under 40 for creative leadership in business. Get your stories of change to @arrestallmimics on socialmedia http://www.claradise.com/ http://illustrationweb.com http://heartinternet.co.uk http://theaoi.com http://instagram.com/claradisecity http://anomaly.com/ https://www.creaturelondon.com/ https://sidlee.com/en/

This week on Ideasex with Abacus, the crew is joined by Matt Di Paola, a partner at Sid Lee and the Managing Director of their Digital Innovation. His nearly 20 years of experience in agency work brings a wealth of wisdom to discuss on the show.

From the archives: Professor Karl Moore sits down with Bertrand Cesvet, then Chairman of Sid Lee, to discuss creativity, leadership and growth. Originally published: January 27, 2017

Mon Carnet, le podcast de Bruno Guglielminetti Vendredi 25 mai 2018 Une édition en direct de l’événement C2 Montréal Au sommaire : - Philippe Meunier de Sid Lee parle création - Claude Guay, IBM Canada, parle de se réinventer - Andy Nulman parle de l’innovation dans sa vie - Braindate : « Pourquoi les podcasts ne marchent pas au Québec » avec Frederic Letendre et Simon Jutras. - La réinsertion sociale selon Insertech, avec Saad Bebti Billet : Stéphane Ricoul s’intéresse au "Tech for Good" … Collaboration : Stéphane Ricoul Musique : Bensound.com www.moncarnet.com Une production de Guglielminetti.com Mai 2018

Cette semaine, c’est le fantastique Alexis qui vient nous parler de son parcours, ses multiples accomplissements, certaines demandes des clients auprès d’un publicitaire, les belles initiatives de Sid Lee, la tendance du numérique et bien plus!   Bienvenue aux Machines!   Sur l’émission Maxime Tardif:  http://goo.gl/6xn69G Alexis Caron-Côté: http://www.facebook.com/alexisccote1   Les Machines Facebook: http://goo.gl/mzjfdS iTunes: http://goo.gl/a6HUHm Youtube: http://goo.gl/6XRpdv Podbean: http://goo.gl/mzjfdS Charles Thompson-Leduc à la production technique: http://goo.gl/HJN17F

In this interview, Matt Di Paola of Sid Lee reflects on some of the innovations in technology that have had the biggest impacts on consumers and marketers, as well as which innovations today could mean the most for the future.

Self-proclaimed outlier and trouble-maker, MATT DI PAOLA, sits down to converse with Gassia about everything from his start at Western to his current role as Partner and Head of Innovation at Sid Lee. Sid Lee is an international creative agency with offices in Toronto, New York, Paris and beyond. Gassia and MATT chat about how he ended up there, how improv improved his life, what he looks for in new hires, and how writing and directing a play ended up benefiting his career. MATT and Sid Lee can be found on Twitter @mattdipaola and @sidlee. We can be found on all social medias @talentandtitan. If you’d like to subscribe to our show, please do so at http://talentandtitan.simplecast.fm and on iTunes. Talent & Titan is produced by Creative Niche and recorded in downtown Toronto.

On this week’s show, I had the immense pleasure of talking with a long time colleague, François Arbour @ Arbour Investments. François is a true entrepreneur. He founded his first company at the age of 19, before going to work in marketing for Bell, as well as several major agencies, including Cossette and Sid Lee, on major accounts such as Adidas, Cirque du Soleil, GM, Molson, SAQ And Sony. He then founded Premiumbeat in 2005. PremiumBeat is a production music library for television, movies and other media. In a few years, PremiumBeat has become the world leader in its market and counts among its customers: Facebook, Apple, Google, Tesla, GE, Microsoft, BMW and even Barack Obama. In 2015, François sold Premiumbeat to Shutterstock and served as vice president products until 2017. Today, François is an active investor and mentor in the startup community.   We spoke about a wide range of topics: How and why he’s invested in 17 startups so far and what he’s planning next Why he doesn’t like SAAS investments The joys of angel investing (as well as some of the heachaches) The myths around customer acquisition (as well as its importance). Interesting conversation around the difficulty of customer acquisition today. When he realized that PremiumBeat had become more than a hobby The supply and demand model of PremiumBeat. How bootstrapping was instrumental to building a sustainable business How he chooses his investments and entrepreneurs The death of Flash!   Francois was generous with his time and wonderful insights. I learned a ton about not only investing but also what it takes to have a successful exit. I hope that you learn as well.   Let us know what you think. What types of guests would like to see on the show? What topics interest you the most? Send me your thoughts at nectar@thepnr.com   Subscribe to iTunes here | Subscribe to Google Play here

Chairman and co-founder of Sid Lee, founding partner of C2 Montreal, a member of the Kyu Collective, award-winning photographer, and long standing partner of Cirque Du Soleil, J.F. Bouchard is no stranger to what it takes to develop some of the most inventive experiences on the planet. Over the years, he has broken his skill for creative alchemy down to the a simple mechanic -- bring different points of view to the table. On this installment of the Crush, J.F. breaks down several projects and sciences of his endeavors, and even walks us through one of the most heartbreaking weeks of his entire life. Edited and mastered at www.sae.edu.

TheSparkAndTheArt.com/93 – Kelsey has always been interested in advertising but went to school for architecture and interior design. He tells about first using photoshop to create ads for fun and how he got an agency job based on a spec portfolio even though he had no training or real experience. And is now Creative Director working with brands like Kraft and Tim Horton's. **- Links for this episode -** Sid Lee - http://sidlee.com/en/Cities/TorontoAaron Draplin interview - http://www.TheSparkAndTheArt.com/80Taxi - http://www.taxi.ca/NAIT - Northern Alberta Institute of Technology - http://www.nait.ca/Telus - http://www.telus.com/en/ab/index.jspAnvil awards - http://www.adrodeo.com/MacLaren McCann - http://www.maclaren.com/WestJet - http://www.westjet.com/Douwe Egberts - http://www.decoffeecompany.com/Geico Unskippable Ads - http://www.martinagency.com/work/unskippableStefan Sagmeister interview - http://www.TheSparkAndTheArt.com/24You Are Not A Storyteller - https://vimeo.com/98368484Kraft Teddy Bear Commercial - http://www.alexisbronstorph.com/#/kraftpeanutbutter/Sia - Chandelier - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vjPBrBU-TMBanksy's Dismaland - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DismalandBanksy's Dismaland - pictures - http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2015/08/dismaland/Tim's Next Door Ad - http://www.alexisbronstorph.com/#/timhortons/

Social Media Radio is LIVE from C2MTL ... the only conference that blends commerce, creativity, and a dash of Cirque du Soleil! Join Beverly and the event's leaders -- JF Bouchard, CEO of Sid Lee, and Richard St. Pierre, President of C2 International -- in a live discussion about how entrepeneurs of all types can find creative inspiration that leads to improved commerce. Learn about the origins of C2MTL and hear about some of the previous days highlights in this candid, LIVE conversation with two of business' most brilliant thinkers. 

Social Media Radio is LIVE from C2MTL ... the only conference that blends commerce, creativity, and a dash of Cirque du Soleil! Join Beverly and the event's leaders -- JF Bouchard, CEO of Sid Lee, and Richard St. Pierre, President of C2 International -- in a live discussion about how entrepeneurs of all types can find creative inspiration that leads to improved commerce. Learn about the origins of C2MTL and hear about some of the previous days highlights in this candid, LIVE conversation with two of business' most brilliant thinkers. 

A quick career retrospective with the amiable, absurdly talented, musically inclined, lacrosse-playing former W+K copywriter.

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