Voices
Some wise words from our industry's guiding lights.
Wonder where the ad business is headed? These are the people who'll lead us there. Open your ears and they'll open your eyes.
John Montgomery
Unflappable and soft-spoken, you’d never guess that John Montgomery roared off in a a race car following this interview. Read more
Ben Palmer
We sat down with Ben Palmer for a serious discussion about social media, the evolution of content, and Lady Gaga. Read more
Trevor Kaufman
Trevor and computers ran into each other when both were at an awkward age. Oh, how they’ve grown. Read more
Wenda Harris Millard
How impressive is Wenda? The newspaper she started as a young girl is now an iPad app. Read more
Quentin George
Quentin George has an entrepreneurial spirit his DNA, which frankly just isn’t fair to the rest of us. Read more
Michael Donahue
Mike discusses wisdom, passion and what he learned as a disciple of the Holy Trinity of digital media. Read more
Mainardo de Nardis
Mainardo started a media agency with no experience, and hired people who’d never worked in the business, either. Chances are, this approach won’t work for you. Read more
John Adams
Meet perhaps the only man who’s worked extensively with lizards and cavemen, but isn’t an archeologist. Read more
Tom Carroll
Tom talks about the fun of going global, the power of not being wise, and how everything still comes down to the big idea. Read more
Alan Cohen
A Renaissance man for the twenty-first century, Alan’s fresh thinking has changed the very definition of media. And over 200 clients agree. Read more
Simon Bond
Simon’s early obsession with his Superman pajamas prepared him well for life as an advertising hero who’s worked on five continents and with dozens of global brands. He’s a testament to the power of aspirational sleepwear. Read more
David Sable
David believes he’s an ad man because one of his ancestors was a copywriter in the Middle Ages. Is it true? Dunno. But it makes good copy. Read more
Paul Gunning
Okay, so a Chicago guy becomes a leader in interactive marketing, then opens an office in the Caribbean. Wonder if he’ll make sand castles with his snow shovel. Read more
Lisa Donohue
When Lisa was 12, she visited DDB/Needham in NYC and told her folks “This is for me, and this is my town.” Talk about foresight. Read more
Bant Breen
What does the future hold for display, content, targeting, data and more? Bant Breen picks up where Nostradamus left off. Read more
Gaston Legorburu
Wait… technology guys are trying to do what!?
Clients? They taught me a lot. And hopefully I taught them a lot.
Collaboration, some humility, and knowing that I don’t always have the answer. Read more
John Lisko
When creative and media become one, good becomes great. Read more
Mark Pavia
Persuasive arguments on the rapidly changing art of persuasion. Read more
Chuck Porter
Just show me the work. Read more
John Kennedy
It’s easy to throw one’s self into projects at hand, but it’s the ability to think over the horizon that separates the VPs of Corporate Marketing from the boys. Read more