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Chandler Carroll, Laundry Service: "Listening to your body, sleeping, and being still is a recipe for success."
Everyone's path may look different, but one thing remains the same: taking the time for self-care is essential. Chandler Carroll, Senior Copywriter... weiterlesen
Ivana Gatica, Havas Chicago: "Being transparent is the best thing we can do."
We checked in with Ivana Gatica, Copywriter at Havas Chicago, to chat about how she deals with burnout, her creative process, and how she stays... weiterlesen
Shift Culture For the Better: Kristi Lira + Emma Z. Green, TBWA\Chiat\Day LA
If culture isn’t a monolith, agencies shouldn’t be, either. weiterlesen
Creativity Can Come From Anywhere: Heather Gaskell, RAPP
Creativity can come from anywhere and as an industry we need to recognize that entry level should mean 0-2 years of experience (including... weiterlesen
A Shift in Narrative: Ashleigh Garmon, RPA
A one-size-fits-all, or a this-is-how-we’ve-always done it, is antiquated, and frankly a big turn-off compared to the agencies and brands that... weiterlesen
Leave Ego at the Door: Zac Goldberg & Craig Merett, 303 Mullenlowe
I do like to describe it as my most successful relationship - something my fiancé hates. weiterlesen
A Match Made in Heaven: Ben Salsky & Myles Allpress, MullenLowe U.S.
The hardest part of creative process is explaining what’s in your head and making sure it appears the same way in someone else’s. weiterlesen
Collaboration and Independence Is Key: Cat Samarista & Claire Zimmerman
We’re even stronger creatives from when we first met, so joining forces again makes us feel pretty unstoppable. weiterlesen
We Are Still In The Honeymoon Phase: Nick Micale and Bennett Austin, David&Goliath
Honestly, Nick and I work really well together. If there’s a disagreement on creative, we usually talk it out. weiterlesen
Graffiti Is a Form of Self-Advertising: Alexandre Hildebrand, Publicis Conseil
My life changed when I saw the TV show “Hip Hop” in 1984. weiterlesen