Mischeif President, Partner & “Sassy Bossypants” Kerry McKibbin offers unique insight into Mischief’s creation, creating mischief daily, and “the power of no.”
Read More
Larry Gordon’s Passion for Advertising Diversity Will Change the Industry for the Better
Gordon explains diversity in advertising with the same passion that goes into explaining new ideas. Our conversation about his background quickly moved into the steps that advertising needs to take to become more inclusive and I think it’s all the better for it. For agencies looking to make some serious change, Gordon practically lays out the blueprint that will help the creative world change for the better.
Read More
Emily Berger Started in Accounting. Now She’s an Award-Winning Creative Leader.
Coming from a family that spoke about ads at the dinner table with the same air of normalcy as sports, Emily Berger was always destined to become a creative titan. While interning in an ad agency accounting department and hating every second of it, she realized that she wanted to do what the creatives were doing and made it her mission to be like them.
Read More
Start With People: How The Working Assembly Builds Company Culture
What does it mean to build a company culture? What is “meaningful” when it comes to work? When we had the opportunity to speak to Jolene Delisle, Founder and Head of Creative at The Working Assembly, about starting her own agency and building out a team, these two questions centered our conversation.
Read MoreWhat It Takes to Run an Agency, In the Eyes of Mojo Supermarket’s Mo Said
In the nearly three years since Mojo Supermarket has existed, the agency has hacked the Oscars, declared baseball dead for Adidas, and even designed a toilet for bad advertising. Each of its projects gets more attention than the last, and Mo wants it to become a home for creatives looking to make the most unique work of their career.
Read More
Felix Richter’s Decade at Droga5 Proves a Mastery Of Creative
Felix Richter is the Co-Chief Creative Officer for one of the most well-known agencies in the world. His executive-level creative decisions have left his gargantuan fingerprints on some of the industry’s most well-known campaigns. He’s an inspiration to creatives everywhere — not just for his work in the industry, but also for his approach to being creative altogether.
Read More
Photography: Noire Mouliom
These Black Creatives Founded Six Cinquième, One Of Canada’s Most Exciting New Creative Agencies
In just two years, Six Cinquième has become the blueprint for rising, self-established agencies—especially for Black creatives, who make up an absurdly small percentage of the advertising industry. Now, they’re speaking to Working Not Working about it all: being creatives, establishing their highly sought-after agency, and the vision that they have for the future.
Read More
Photo by Jack Dylan, Sr. Design, Global Communications at Huge
Courtney Burns & Margaret Morales Break Down Huge’s Reputation, Creative Culture, & Talent Hiring Approach
We talk to Courtney Burns and Margaret Morales from the hiring team at Huge about the digital agency’s reputation for innovation, as well as how their hiring approach further shapes and solidifies Huge’s reputation and culture.
Read MoreAesop's Latest Campaign Unveils Menacing Hidden Messages in Insta-Poetry for Anti-Trafficking Charity
How Steph Price Uses Her Ad Background to Run a School in Haiti
WNW Member Steph Price was on a well-trodden path as a copywriter in New York's advertising industry. Then, in 2010, a massive earthquake rocked Haiti and Steph took a beat. "29, single, some money in the bank, and a job I could quit at any time… I knew I could do more. So I reached out to a friend in the non-profit world and soon enough, I bought a one-way ticket to Port-au-Prince." Her decision would drastically alter her life.
Read More