AAF Seattle转发了
Last night's Women in Creative Leadership event put on by the Seattle chapter of the American Advertising Federation delivered so many good insights! So many experienced, talented, and kind women, were both on the panel and in the room. I wish the event had been recorded because I know I won't remember everything I want to, but here are some key takeaways/comments: -Talking about the creative process: "My favorite question is 'Why?'" AND "People watching is gold"-Valentina Gomez Bravo, Executive Creative Director at the University of Washington -*Paraphrased: "Structure allows for great creative. If I'm told, 'Create something amazing' that's not specific enough and leaves too many questions. If I'm told, 'Create a campaign for why 13 year olds should be allowed to have smart phones even though their parents don't want them to have them. Talk to both the 13 year olds and the parents and keep the tone conversational, not preachy, that I can do somewith with." AND "Everyone needs an auntie. A parent will show you how to tie your shoes. An auntie will notice when you take an interest, show initiative etc. and encourage you to go after that thing, pursue that dream." AND "The big questions to ask are "Is this idea in good taste? Does it align with the client's goal and the data?' Whether I like the idea or not is lower level." [*Love that DEI take!] "-Megan Hall, Marketing & Creative Leadership, specializing in making healthcare accessible "Advertising has changed over time because now it's about experiences and personalization"-Stacia Allen, partner, Green Rubino "Being heard in advertising used to be about being the loudest voice in the room. That's starting to change."-Kalie Kimball, senior director, Web creative & Design, T-Mobile