Posts by The Advertising Club of New York
AdThink Insights: Richard Eisert of Davis & Gilbert LLP
The Race to “Win” Christmas
The Race to “Win” Christmas By Nadine Young, Chief Strategy Officer, Vizeum US The holidays are upon us again, and as a Brit who’s lived in this country for over eight years, I’m struck once more by the different approaches major retailers take to their seasonal messages on both sides of the pond. In the…
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REFLECTIONS OF A YOUNG ADVERTISING PROFESSIONAL
Coming into the seventh and final week of the A&M Series, a course offering presentations from masters of the industry who are redefining our business, audiences have gained tremendous insights and access to some of the brightest minds in advertising and marketing. On October 21st, Kris Magel, Chief Investment Officer, Initiative, discussed the key trends in media today from an agency perspective.…
Read MoreADTHINK Introduction – Richard Eisert and Joseph Jaffe
ADTHINK Expert Advice with Davis & Gilbert LLP.
Meet Tristan Walker: The Visible Man
The AD Club was thrilled to see this Fast Company article, which highlighted Tristan Walker: a bold entrepreneur with a radical startup, a Silicon Valley celebrity, and an African-American in tech. The lack of minority representation in Silicon Valley and Madison Ave alike is an issue close to The Club’s heart and one that deserves attention from those…
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The AD Club at the ANA Masters of Marketing
The AD Club was thrilled to join nearly 3,000 marketers that came together in Orlando, FL for the ANA Masters of Marketing Conference to discuss hot topics like brand purpose, data, programmatic, native advertising, brand crises, and more. The event presented fascinating perspectives on the industry from speakers like Mark Addicks, CMO of General Mills; Dolf Van…
Read MoreYoung Innovators — Enter Now!
The 2014 Young Innovators Award, supported by Google and The AD Club of New York, is looking for some great ideas, and to give one innovator accolades, an experience with a Google Executive and a cash prize of $5,000. The contest is for geniuses under 30 years old, from any walk of life. Contestants can simply…
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