The top production talents turning advertising’s big ideas into reality See all the Production winners of Ad Age's 2022 Creativity Awards, including the year's top director, director to watch, agency producer and more. Source: Ad Age - News
Mother New York Chief Creative Officer Corinna Falusi to depart agency News comes on the heels of the agency's rebrand around purpose. Source: Ad Age - News
This defiant, celebratory film honors the breadth of the AAPI experience Jon Jon Augustavo and Mego Lin's visual poem 'Defy' for AAPI Heritage Month is the debut project from Filipino-American creative collective A Bunch of Savages. Source: Ad Age - News
Droga5 London elevates Shelley Smoler to chief creative officer The Accenture Interactive agency promotes the executive creative director following news of CCO David Kolbusz's departure for new gig. Source: Ad Age - News
BudLightNext.com URL appears to be a Molson Coors prank Website bearing the new AB InBev product's name definitely does not promote the zero-carb brew. Source: Ad Age - News
Apple’s Nick Law and Droga5’s Sarah Thompson join Accenture Interactive The network continues to build leadership lineup with the hire of two more high-profile industry execs. Source: Ad Age - News
FCB hires Ogilvy's Danilo Boer as global creative partner The former co-CCO of Ogilvy New York will team with Global CCO Susan Credle and creative chiefs around the world to help continue the IPG network agency's creative momentum. Source: Ad Age - News
The top 5 celebrity brand collabs you need to know about right now Ad Age's ranking of the best star-brand tie-ups of the past month. Source: Ad Age - News
How the U.S. Army built a modern-day marketing practice Army Enterprise Marketing CMO Major General Alex Fink shares how a sophisticated data practice and next-gen talent are fueling successful recruitment strategies of the largest and oldest branch of the U.S. Military. Source: Ad Age - News
Agency creatives prefer quality of life over good pay, survey shows The latest data from talent platform Working Not Working finds that creatives are looking for more than just comfortable salaries. Source: Ad Age - News
