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Ogilvy’s Graham Fink picks his Desert Island Ads
Graham Fink began his career at Collett Dickenson Pearce as the youngest member of, arguably, the most talented creative department…
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Jeremy Garner of Weapon7 picks his Desert Island Ads
Jeremy Garner is executive creative director of London agency Weapon7. Prior to joining Weapon7 in 2008, Jeremy was the co-founder…
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M&C’s Elspeth Lynn picks her Desert Island Ads
Elspeth Lynn is group ECD of M&C Saatchi. Prior to moving to the UK from Canada in 2009 she c0-founded…
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WCRS founder Robin Wight picks his Desert Island Ads
Robin Wight was one of the four founders of Wight Collins Rutherford Scott, one of the best-known and most highly-regarded…
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18 Feet & Rising’s Matt Keon picks his Desert Island Ads
Matt Keon is ECD and a co-founder of 18 Feet & Rising. Formerly a creative director at BMF Sydney and Fallon…
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Sir John Hegarty of BBH picks his Desert Island Ads
Sir John Hegarty began his career as an art director at Benton & Bowles (he was later fired) and then…
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Vintage Route 66 Levi’s commercial from Adrian Lyne is an object lesson in how to create a great ad
Desert Island Ads here is an always an illuminating experience and sometimes you come across something you hadn’t seen and…
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Michael Lee of Madam picks his Desert Island Ads
Michael Lee is a former ECD of Euro RSCG New York, handling Volvo worldwide. Born in England, he spent 20…
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Hello People’s Dave Dye picks his Desert Island Ads
Two weeks ago Dave Dye set up London’s newest agency Hello People with former Ogilvy UK managers Hugh Baillie and…
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