Tag Archives: Jerry Judge

Jerry Judge is a co-founder of Fearless Group. He began his advertising career at Leo Burnett in 1971 and in 1982 became the 11th employee of Bartle Bogle Hegarty. In 1992 he became CEO of Y&R London and then CEO ...

Last week George Parker, in his review of 2015, chose Goodby Silverstein+Partners as his US Agency of the Year, partly because of its long-term record combination of good advertising allied to good behaviour. Here Michael Lee of Madam and Jerry ...

I watched a bit too much old fashioned TV this weekend. My new fitness drive required some heavy recovery time. Anyway, I saw a lot of Microsoft advertising. Wow, it’s so bad. Self-centered. Wordy. Complicated. Dense. No notion that it ...

Every few weeks there’s a lot of buzz about a big brand moving from one agency to another. A lot of things change when these moves happen—people get fired, favors get called in, pitches get pitched, CMOs make speeches about ...

What a swizz! But, having totted up the recommendations of our distinguished panel – Andy Law, Paul Simons, George Parker, Giles Keeble, Jerry Judge, Michael Lee and Mark Andrews (plus me, of course) our Agency of the Year contest is ...

Difficult year. But here goes… Campaign of the year. Duluth Trading. There are tons of ads…but this radio is a cracker…. This is clearly a very smart client brilliantly looked after by Planet Propaganda. My Agency of the year (Just ...

I was in the room when New York’s Advertising Week was born. That was ten years ago now and – believe it or not – at that time advertising wasn’t a very respectable game to be in. The week was ...

P&G and Mondelez are adjusting their payment cycle. And it’s all my fault. From now on if you are a Mondelez agency you will do your work and wait four months to be paid. If you want a laugh, read ...

After rather failing to take the world by storm with its Ridley Scott-produced online film starring Damon Lewis, Jaguar is turning to good old 30-second spots to launch its new F-Type sports car in the US. At first this seems ...