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I like when brands act as canvases for their customers to make meaning. To me, that's how connections that lead to repeat transactions are made. Today, Vans is launching their latest brand campaign - Waffleheads - a series of videos about collectors, customizers and creatives that have truly turned Vans into a canvas for creative expression. These men and women are more than brand advocates or influencers—these …
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No matter how high you reach in your career, you're never done paying dues and the more dues you pay, the more you begin to realize just how true this time-honored maxim is. WONGDOODY Creative Director Jennie Moore, like most successful people in business, paid plenty of dues along the way to the corner office, and she's grateful for the position she's in today. She's also brave, as her new piece in Campaign US …
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Bart Cleveland has a lot of energy and much to teach today's up and coming advertising professionals. An art director by trade, he has been a partner in three successful ad agencies—Cleveland Clark, and Sawyer Riley Compton, both in Atlanta; and McKee Wallwork Cleveland in Albuquerque. Today, Cleveland is the founder of Job Propulsion Lab (JPL) in Austin, Texas, which is an innovative and customized training …
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A job with the federal government may not be the most exciting job, but it offers some stability and the benefits are great. The downside, as we continue to learn, is that the federal government routinely sputters and like a normal business that's poorly run, shuts down. During the present shutdown, now in its 3ist day, 800,000 federal workers are without pay. This is leadership at its worst. Meanwhile, corporate …
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Herb Kelleher, the founder and philosopher of Southwest Airlines, passed away this month at the age of 87. According to his obituary in The New York Times, Mr. Kelleher, was a lawyer who moved from New Jersey to San Antonio to start his own law practice. Then in 1967, one of his clients, Rollin W. King, approached him with what seemed an outlandish idea: starting an airline that could fly passengers cheaply within …
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Hate crime. “It’s not just offensive. It’s an offence.” https://youtu.be/HUgWuo4tlA4 The Home Office today launches its latest campaign, created by M&C Saatchi London, which aims to communicate that targeting someone with verbal, online or physical abuse because of their race, religion, disability, sexual orientation or transgender identity may be a hate crime. The campaign breaks on 31st of …
In the political arena, there's a Washington, DC firm that understands brand storytelling. Thankfully, more and more candidates are turning to Putnam Partners for strategic guidance and video production. The firm has helped elect 10 U.S. senators, 10 U.S. governors and 46 members of the U.S. House of Representatives. The former Mayor of Tallahassee, Andrew Gillum, who is now running for Governor of Florida …
I am from Nebraska. I live in Texas. I have also lived in Utah and South Carolina. Do you see the trend? Because I come from the Corn, I get pissed when the Huskers don't show up to play, and I get pissed when a short-sighted rancher and Trump cheerleader from the Sandhills occupies a U.S. Senate seat. Thankfully, Jane Raybould is working hard to change the political problem and Scott Frost is on the football …
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