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Recognized as one of the digital industry's foremost creative branding experts, Andreas is renowned for his ability to aid both online and offline brands in establishing their identity and positioning in the marketplace. Andreas has worked on all key assignments in the agency's history, many of which have received critical acclaim.
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Andreas has guided Atmosphere through a decade of double-digit year-on-year growth based on these core principles: a clear understanding of the consumer, a strategic framework that positions brands in a relevant way, and ideas so compelling that they change the way consumers think, feel and act. This has been particularly evident in important brand initiatives with Target, GE, Frito Lay, FedEx, Global Johnson & Johnson and Conservation International.
Andreas serves on the Board of the AAAA's Large Digital Agency Management Committee, the National Advertising Review Board, a member of BBDO North America Board of Directors, and the International Academy for Digital Arts and Sciences.
A frequently quoted industry leader, Andreas is a regular judge at high-profile creative award shows including The Circle Club, The ANDY Awards, The ONE Show, The Cannes Festival and The New York Festival.
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Andrew joined Crispin Porter + Bogusky (CP+B) as an art director in 1998. Since that time, he has played a lead role in the U.S. launch of the MINI, the turnaround of Burger King, and the revitalization of the Volkswagen brand. He is one of the most awarded creative directors in the business. His contributions to the creative direction of the agency have played a major role in CP+B being named Agency of the Year fifteen times by Advertising Age, Creativity, Adweek, Boards, and Media Week magazine combined and Most Awarded Digital Agency in the World by the Won Report.
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As Chief Creative Officer, he oversees the entire creative department for all of CP+B's clients, which, in addition to Burger King, includes Microsoft, Kraft, Coke Zero, Gap, Old Navy, Best Buy, Domino's Pizza, and more.
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Tham Khai Meng is Worldwide Creative Director of Ogilvy & Mather, Chairman of its Creative Council, and a member of the company's Worldwide Board and Executive Committee. Khai earned his BA from Central Saint Martins and his MA from the Royal College of Art, London.
Following his studies, Khai worked in London and Chicago before returning to Asia. During his tenure as Regional Executive Creative Director and Co-Chairman of Ogilvy & Mather Asia Pacific, the region was voted Creative Network of the Year by Campaign Brief Asia for seven years running (2001–2008), and over those same seven years, Khai was named Creative Director of the Year.
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According to New York's Advertising Age, Khai is "One of the world's most influential people in the communications business." One of the most respected and awarded advertising professionals in the industry; Khai's work has been recognized by global clients and award shows such as Cannes Lions, Clio, D&AD, London International Awards and the One Show, to name a few. In December 2009, he received the President's Award, conferred by Singapore President S. R. Nathan. Khai's career has also been punctuated with educational and community service.
He taught at the Royal College of Art, London, and wrote — The Ugly Duckling: A Cautionary Tale of Creativity — which is available in English, Japanese, Korean and Mandarin. He works for a better world as a board member for New York's Agencies In Action, a coalition of US advertising agencies whose mission is to alleviate hunger in the city.
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Jimmy Smith (creator, writer, producer) absolutely, positively hates writing his own bio, listing his accomplishments and referring to himself in the third person.
So, I'm not going to do it. It's just weird, man.
First of all, I didn't do anything by myself. If I hadn't have met my wife, Smoke, plus folks like Alma Hopkins, Lewis Williams, Al Hawkins, Gwen Dawkins, Jo Muse, Wilky Lau, Donna LaMar, Dan Wieden, Jim Riswold, John Jay, Jon Kamen, John Huet, Javier Castillo, Bill Davenport, Hal Curtis, QD3, Bootsy Collins, Jayanta Jenkins, RZA, Jesse Dylan, David Lubars, Vann Graves and Lee Clow, you wouldn't have heard of me.
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Finally, I believe that all big ideas come from God. So I can't take much credit. Jesus Christ has worked through my co-workers and me to provide enough good ideas to help keep me employed at such dope companies as TBWA\CHIAT\DAY.
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As the former head of North America's largest advertising agency, it may seem ironic that Ty doesn't spend a lot of time thinking about ads. Throughout his career Ty has strained against the narrow definition of advertising as a 30-second craft by leveraging the art of storytelling. Upon joining JWT five years ago, Ty and his partner Rosemarie Ryan led a creative and structural transformation of the agency. This effort culminated this year with JWT being named Adweek magazines 2009 Global Agency of the Year — the first award of its kind for JWT and parent company, WPP. Clients included Microsoft, Bloomberg, Smirnoff, DeBeers, Rolex, Macy's, T Rowe Price, Ford, HSBC, Cadbury Schweppes, Unilever, Nestle and Johnson & Johnson.
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In 2010 Ty was honored in Creativity Magazine's "Creativity 50" — celebrating 'the most influential and inspiring creative personalities in the past year' along with the likes of James Cameron, Kathryn Bigelow, Lady Gaga and Ashton Kutcher.
Ty's work has been recognized in every major creative competition in the industry, including The One Show, Cannes, Communication Arts, D&AD, Clio, The Andy's and The Effies. His work is also part of the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art. Within the last five years Creativity Magazine has named Ty one of the 50 most influential creatives of the past 20 years, Advertising Age named him one of the Top 10 Creative Directors in America and Fast Company Magazine named him one of the Top Ten Creative Minds in business.
After 5 years transforming JWT, In June of this year Ty and his partner Rosemarie made the leap to start their own company. That company will launch publicly later this summer.
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