#nancy hill

[arizonaculture]

“The Reaches” the work of Charmagne Coe to Debut at Chartreuse Gallery 9/1/17 Thicket, Mixed Media by Charmagne Coe Chartreuse Gallery is proud to present The Reaches, the solo exhibition of expressive surrealist Charmagne Coe, curated by Nicole Royse. 

[shaunaburbary]

Real change has to start with you, at the top. If you're the CEO, you are the chief diversity officer. Look at salaries. Is there a gap? If there is, fix it. Men, you must be part of the conversation. You have to start the conversation. Believe that if they don't look like you, don't feel or think like you, they have a different reference and life experiences and point of view, that doesn't make them wrong. It makes them valuable.

Nancy Hill

Source: At 4A's Meeting Opener, Nancy Hill Challenges Agency CEOs on Diversity, Gender, Adage / 'If You're the CEO, You Are the Chief Diversity Officer' 4A's Chief Tells Annual Conference

[value4money]

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An open letter to the tech industry: Follow the Digital Advertising Model

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In the last couple years, rarely has a day gone by without a story about a tech company fighting a government entity making the news. Whether it’s been Lyft fighting with San Francisco to allow its car sharing service to operate, or 23andMe battling with the Food & Drug Administration to approve its genetic testing kit, the less-than-amicable relationship between tech and government has certainly played out many times in the headlines. If the media was to be believed, most companies would think it’s impossible to create something new without having a government try to over regulate it—but this isn’t the case.

The Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), a consortium of leading advertising industry trade associations including the American Association of Advertising Agencies (4A’s), has found a way to pre-empt conflict through self-regulation. In 2010, we unveiled the Ad Choices Icon, a small blue triangular button that is served on Internet advertisements over a trillion times a month globally, allowing consumers to opt-out of behavioral advertising. This tool gives consumers control of their online advertising experience. The icon has proven to be quite effective—DAA participants have found that they can target people who are actually interested in their advertisements while providing transparency and control.

For our self-regulatory efforts, the White House, the Secretary of Commerce, and the Chairman of the FTC have all recognized the DAA for leadership in providing consumers with online advertising privacy, transparency, and choice. Government entities and digital companies can get along – we are living proof.

With the technology/digital industry changing everyday, we can’t wait for the government to pass new laws or revise old laws every time there is new innovation. Our principles have been expanded to the mobile and multi-screen environments and we hope to be ahead of the curve when it comes to wearables. Our self-regulation is not only enforceable, but it moves at the speed of innovation, unlike government regulation. Those that create new technology need to also create responsible rules for that technology so that consumers are protected and the government stays on the sidelines. After all, there are still laws on the books from the 1930s meant for telephone communication that dictate how the Internet is to be used.

Tech can act quickly to resolve problems that legislators can take years to fix. A self-regulation system can be compliant with existing laws while remaining flexible to changing circumstances.

If other industries want to follow the DAA’s successful regulatory model, we will be a resource to them.

Nancy Hill is President and Chief Executive Officer of the 4A’s. She provides leadership, advocacy and guidance to the advertising community on issues such as patent trolling, online privacy and interest-based advertising, compensation and talent. She has personally led the 4A’s work on diversity including recruitment, talent development and media buying guidelines.

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[what-if-glee-rpg-blog]

Kat... You Are In! Welcome Nancy Hill!

You know what to do! - Em <3

Birthday: August 21 Age: 21 Sexuality: Straight Status: Single Endgame: Nancy/Anthony Cole Occupation: Music Student at Yale University Ships: Nancy/Chemistry, Nancy/Male Anti-Ships: Nancy/No Chemistry FC: The incredibly gorgeous and talented Hayden Panettiere  Notes: She’s from Nashville, and went to Yale to study to be a musician. It’s her second year at Yale and met Quinn in her first day, helped her with everything. Now, they are friends. She’s roommates with her best friend Emily Jackson (FC: Jessica Szohr). Bio (Minimum two paragraphs): Nancy Juliette Hill was born and raised in Brentwood, Tennessee. Her mother and father, Maria and Noah Hill, owned the town’s café and bookstore. Everything about the town seemed to be the same and their mom and pop business seemed too generic for the Hill family. Her parents often talked about moving closer to Nashville, to expand their business into a huge company. But the Hill family weren’t the wealthiest of families, they were just well-off enough that they got by. Most of her parent’s dreams of owning the next big bookstore company weren’t exactly going to happen until Nancy was much older and moved out of the house. The Hill family changed their dreams again when Maria announced that she was pregnant again, this time with twins. On September 25th, Claire Elizabeth and Lyle Cameron were brought into the Hill family. Suddenly, the Hill family was struggling even more to make ends meet. One day, while she was sitting in her family’s small café, Nancy decided to try to help her parents out with their money problems. Growing up, she had always loved singing and dancing to anything she could get her hands on. So, three year old Nancy decided that she’d use her talent to help her family by setting up a small stage in a corner. Using the piano in the coffee shop, Nancy sang every lullaby her grandma had taught her to calm down her younger siblings. It was then, at the age of 3, that Nancy realized how much she loved singing in front of people.

Her childhood was filled with her trying to help her parents control the two blonde terrors she called her siblings. Her father, still convinced that he was going to make it big in the bookstore/café industry, was spending more and more time away from the Hill household. Maria, unable to handle three kids on her own had her mother, Kate, move in with them. Nancy loved being able to spend more time with her grandma. Around town, she was always known as the girl that always wore a smile in the worst of times to reassure everyone else that there was always a light at the end of the tunnel. Everywhere she went Nancy was like a shining light. She’s the center of attention of every room she graces her presence in and can make friends with a blink of her eyes. No matter where she goes, everyone loves Nancy and wants to be her friend. Girls everywhere want to be her, and guys want to be with her. This made her very popular throughout her career in school.

In school, Nancy didn’t have trouble at all with her studies. More often than not, she found herself bored of her classes and loved to daydream of the day when she’d be famous and be travelling the world. The only thing Nancy got in trouble for was daydreaming in class, but even her teachers stopped caring once they realized that it didn’t hinder her at all. As she grew up, she began to spend more time writing down the lyrics to her favorite songs, and as her boredom grew she eventually began to write her own song lyrics as well. So when Nancy’s senior year came around, and it was time to decide her future, she chose (or rather her mother told her to) Yale University and their incredible music program.

Her freshman year was spent in various music classes and programs due to her finally being able to spend as much time as she wanted surrounded by other people with just as big of dreams as her own. She even found a boyfriend in the form of the shy boy who sat next to her in her Music Theory class. The two weren’t very close, and the relationship didn’t last very long. Both of them decided that they’d work out better as friends, and Nancy’s glad that she had him to lean on during her Freshman year. She made a couple more friends during the year which included her best friend, Emily, and fell in love with everything that New Haven could offer her. She was especially excited about the fact that she could take an hour long train over to New York City, a place she’d always wanted to visit but never could. Over the summer, she decided to travel back to Nashville to visit her family, and was surprised to find out that her grandmother had passed away. Her father was spending more time at home, and was actually trying to be a part of his family’s life again. Everything about her life had changed.

Now, Nancy is back at Yale for her Sophomore year where she’s still studying Music. She finally moved out of the dorms and is living in a small two bedroom apartment with Emily. Both girls decided to move in early and Nancy spent the first couple of weeks helping with Freshman Orientation. It was there that she met Quinn Fabray, a girl who reminded her of her younger sister. Seeing a lot of herself in the younger girl, she decided to take Quinn under her wing and had been showing her everything Yale has to offer.

Writing sample (minimum two paragraphs in character): There once was a lovely princess named Kat. She was bored one day and decided to join this super awesome group called “What-If-Glee-RPG” because it looked cool and the admin was super nice. So she applied and waited patiently to see if she got in. AND SHE DID. So now, she’s like super close with a lot of people in this group (especially this girl named Erin, I don’t know, but it works) and is the Pepper to Sunny’s Tony. BUT THEN, one day, Princess Kat decided to watch a show called Heroes, and it kind of ruined her life, you know? Like, she fell in love with the bad guy which always causes problems and stuff, but there was this girl on the show named Claire. And Kat was thinking to herself, “Damn, that girl is super pretty.”

So one day, she mentioned how pretty the girl was on the Out Of Character blog (OOC, if you will) and Super!Sunny mentioned that they were making a character with her faceclaim! TALK ABOUT DESTINY. So Princess Kat waited patiently for the Hayden FC to be posted, and finally after months of waiting, it was time. So Princess Kat raced to her trusty sidekick (her computer, who is super awesome, but still needs a name because Princess Kat enjoys naming her electronics) to type up this super awesome application. And hopefully, one day, with the approval of the admins, she will be able to play out her Hayden FC.

  P.S. I will give the first person to correctly guess all of the references of her family’s names a shiny gold star. Because they’re all named for reasons. 

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Anything is possible 

[negativenancydrew-blog]

Honorable Mention in my thesis show.

recognition or something, I got some.