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Finding New Relevance for a Legacy Brand: Victoria Lozano's Crayola Journey
Interesting Journey Below I found this interview quite interesting and thought you might, too. Enjoy! Surely a legacy brand like Crayola has done all it could to grow, right? Wrong. In this episode of the Marketing Vanguard podcast, recorded live at Brandweek in Atlanta, Victoria Lozano, then-CMO of Crayola, proves that the growth work of even the most iconic brands can and should never…
New York Times Reports Remote Work Study
Surveys of over half a million Americans from the last decade and a half revealed an uncomfortable truth: Despite its advantages, remote work has significantly deepened Americans’ isolation and distress. Thanks to Emma Harrington and Natalia Emanuel for supplying this report. Ms. Harrington and Ms. Emanuel are labor economists and authors of the forthcoming book “In Person: How Working Together…
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Sir Ken on Creativity
Most people assume creativity is a talent. Something you either have or you don’t. Something that shows up in artists, designers, musicians, but not in them. Sir Ken Robinson spent decades challenging that assumption. He argued that creativity isn’t a rare gift. It’s the application of imagination, and imagination is the birthright of every human being. The ability to bring in to mind things…
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Hemingway on Writing
“We are all apprentices in a craft where no one ever becomes a master.” — Ernest Hemingway As writers, we all have a fantasy mentor. I have several: Serling, Poe, Hemingway. Maybe yours is Stephen King. Maybe yours changes depending on what you’re struggling with that week. While perusing the Web recently I came across this article about Hemingway, though I’m unsure of its author. In the…
Richard Edelman on trust, creators and CMO mistakes—and what it all signals for brand marketing
After the Cannes Festival ended a few weeks back, I read an interesting interview with Richard Edelman about trust. Below are just a few questions slightly edited for clarity that I think you’ll find enlightening. The interview was conducted by Jeanine Poggi, AdAge Editor-in-Chief. Trust is a recurring theme at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity this year, and Richard Edelman,…
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“Clients respect talent.” Or do they, really?
“Clients respect talent” is a quote I read recently by Vincent Cullers, Advertising Hall of Fame. I wonder if this is universally true. Personally, I think not. I think sometimes that’s what we’d like to think. More often than not, I’ve witnessed clients showing “ad agency execs” and/or creative professionals the lack of respect and not thinking anything of it. Now, in my experience not all…
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Gerry Graf on the changing shape of ads and the risk/reward of great ideas
This is an article I recently came across in AdAge by Tim Nudd about one of the more creative talents in the industry. It’s a very interesting interview that I think you’ll enjoy. One of the industry’s most widely admired creatives, Gerry Graf has had quite the journey in advertising. He’s worked at big holding-company agencies and smaller indie boutiques (founding several of the latter himself)…
Why You Shouldn’t Give Up
Author Ande Pliego shares success stories that would’ve never happened without persistence and why writers shouldn’t give up. Read this earlier and felt it needed to be shared. Simple to say or advise but difficult to do, especially when not in mood. Here’s some valid advice that we all should take to heart. Play along with me for a minute, will you? You like grilled cheese sandwiches. You also…
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What I’m taking home from Cannes—takeaways from Editor-in-Chief Jeanine Poggi
Time to Nourish? Time to Move Forward. Or is it?
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Charity Hospital: The Souls of Charity
Souls of Charity: A short story I almost didn’t finish
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Wieden+Kennedy’s Jessica Apellaniz on Mexico finding its creative voice This is a recent interview I found enlightening and interesting. I trust you will, too. The chief creative officer of W+K Mexico also discusses crafting one’s creative process and the real magic of creativity. (W+K) Jessica Apellaniz became Wieden+Kennedy Mexico’s first chief creative officer when the agency opened its…
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So Sayeth Mr. Einstein
Hopefully making a ruckus, one blog post at a time! Be sure to check out my other blog,Joe’s Journey, for selected short stories and personal insights on life and its detours.
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Experimental Drug Leads to Pancreatic Cancer Breakthrough
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Does Talking to Strangers Fuel Creativity and Innovation?
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7 Types of Medications That Can Harm Your Kidneys
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