Top Interviews From The Advertising Industry
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Everything Has Changed: Aimee Neely, Mediahub
Attracting and retaining diverse talent is a key priority. read more
What’s More Creative Than Being Different: Laurel Rossi, Creative Spirit
If there’s one thing we know at Creative Spirit, it’s that advertisers, marketers and tech companies are critical to diversity of thought and... read more
Things Need To Be Shaken Up: Trevor Robinson, Quiet Storm
The aim of Create Not Hate is to unlock potential avenues that exist within creative industries for talented young people from underrepresented... read more
Telling Tales of Romance: Alexandre Hervé
An agency called Romance has become one of the most respected in France. ECD Alexandre Hervé explains how the agency uses emotion to unite consumers. read more
Community On Our Own Terms: Pilar McQuirter, MullenLowe LA
Make sure you diversify your employees AND the opportunities they get to contribute and make an impact at the agency. read more
Do More and Do Better: Claire Telling, Chief People Officer, Havas NA
DE&I can’t be the responsibility of one leader with those letters in their title. The most effective approach is when DE&I is deeply integrated... read more
There Is Still Work to Be Done: Nnamdi David, Mediahub UK
Our agency is committed to educating staff to recognise their own unconscious biases and to actively challenge discrimination. read more
RPA + La-Z-Boy: Eric Davis, SVP, Group Account Director
The root of it is trust. We’ve continued to build trust while fighting through the housing crisis as well as during COVID. read more
Lowe Lintas and Axis Bank: An Open Heart Relationship
In a battleground shift in the banking industry, we had triumphed in positioning Axis Bank as the true spirit behind a new, young and progressive... read more
This Issue Won't Be Solved Overnight: Phil Irvine, RPA
I’ll admit upfront that I’m more of an optimist than the average person and believe there has been a lot of progress made related to diversity and... read more