my ad hero
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The Gate’s Jamie Elliott: why Les Binet and Peter Field are my Ad Heroes
I started in this industry the very week, as it happens, that Google launched. It was 1998 and the great…
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VMLY&R’s Jon Sharpe: why Bob Greenberg is My Ad Hero
I don’t know Bob Greenberg. I’ve never met the bloke, never worked for him and never had him over for…
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Jonathan Sant of Cubo: why Graham Fink is my ad hero
There are many who can write a more intimate or authoritative account of my hero choice: Graham Fink. After all,…
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St Luke’s’ Richard Denney: why Jeremy Craigen is my ad hero
From when Mike Cozens gave me my first job at Y&R, to working with Robert Campbell and Mark Roalfe at…
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Anna Carpen: why BMP’s John Webster is my ad hero
18 Feet & Rising ECD Anna Carpen chooses the master of British TV advertising as her Ad Hero. John Webster…
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Paul Houlding: why Paul Arden is my ad hero
The founder and managing partner of London independent agency Isobel chooses as his Ad Hero a “bonkers but brilliant” creative…
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Neil Dawson: why BMP’s Tony Cox is my ad hero
Nissan United’s top creative chooses a great creative editor and manager as his Ad Hero. When Clive Pickering and I…
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Laurence Green: why Pat Fallon is my ad hero
The co-founder of 101 picks a friend and one-time partner who made Minneapolis famous – for advertising. My Ad Hero…
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David Miller: why Ogilvy’s Annette King is my ad hero
The boss of The Red Brick Road chooses as his ad hero a high-flying executive who began her WPP career…
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