The Publics.Poke Executive Creative Director discusses the myths of the creative process, how to build a creative department, what he learnt from ten years at BBH, and how a team of creative superstars helped turn around a sinking ship at Grey.
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Mofilm’s Executive Creative Director on life in and out of traditional creative departments, the industry’s gender gap and the fear of freelancing…
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In a special Hour of Advertising to end Series 1, Matt Williams sits down with Beri Cheetham, to discuss building creative departments, developing award-winning work and the launch of his new project, The Gate SFO.
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Jonathan Burley has created iconic ad campaign, transformed some of the UK’s largest brands and mentored most of the Creative Directors leading agencies today. We discuss what he’s learnt from a glittering career that started, naturally, with a Turkey of the Week…
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From a small B2B agency in Leighton Buzzard to Cannes Lions and life as one of London’s youngest Creative Directors, Paul Snoxell discusses his obsession with great copywriting, the evolution of DM agencies…and the awesome power of Steve Aldridge’s hair.
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A true advertising legend discusses the industry’s diversity problems, recalls the chaos of HHCL, creating the Tango man, and reluctantly starting an agency…
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She was the first woman to join the Leagas Delaney creative department. She broke taboos, won awards and launched her own agency. And now she’s helping women over 50 get more of the spotlight. Jane Evans sits down to discuss her remarkable career.
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The creative founder of Adam & Eve discusses his obsession with the industry, legal battles with Sir Martin Sorrell, the pressure of the John Lewis Christmas ads and what it’s like building the most successful agency of the past 20 years…
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One of the industry’s leading authorities on copywriting, my third Hour of Advertising interview involves a wonderful discussion with Vikki Ross, to chat about what makes a good writer, how the discipline has changed, and the sheer terror of going freelance.
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