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Garlanded creative Graham Fink, a regular and welcome contributor to MAA, is launching FinkDifferent, an online course in creativity consisting of lectures, Q&As and podcasts aimed at entrepreneurs, people thinking of starting up a business (not just advertising), marketing clients ...

It’s that time of year again. Cannes. The advertising Olympics is just around the corner and, like the Tokyo version, it’s going ahead a year late. And as if judging Cannes wasn’t tough enough with those incredibly long hours often ...

Here’s Graham Fink for the One Club For Creativity’s Creative Month explaining, from his lockdown cave, how he sees creativity. Fink, a multimedia artist as well as lauded ad creative (and good friend of MAA), praises the generalist over the ...

Graham Fink, one of the ad world’s most talented and awarded creatives, is joining Seattle-based digital strategy and design studio This Place as CCO. This Place was co-founded by current chief design officer Ben Aldred and numbers T-Mobile USA, Ahold ...

Graham Fink, who’s achieved pretty much everything a creative can do in a long career beginning at London’s fabled CDP (where he fibbed about his age to get in) is leaving Ogilvy China where he has headed the creative operation ...

When Graham Fink (below), one of the best art directors to have worked in and led a number of London’s top agencies including CDP, Saatchi & Saatchi, GGT and M&C Saatchi, left to become CCO of Ogilvy China six years ...

Over the next few weeks we’ll be featuring various Top Tips for Cannes (June 18-25) from various advertising luminaries. Ogilvy China CCO Graham Fink (below), decisive as ever, has no doubts which ad he would choose. The best thing I’ve ...

Ogilvy China CCO Graham Fink is a man of many talents and he has a new one, drawing with his eyes. Here he is at the Riflemaker Gallery in London, staring intently at a blank computer screen. Out of nowhere, ...

It’s quite hard to get a useful perspective on what’s happening in China’s version of adland – from here anyway – but the excellent Thoughtful China comes to our rescue, not for the first time. Here’s it’s rounded up a ...