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    Ad Age Insider

    Every week, Ad Age Insider helps make sense of what’s happening across advertising, marketing and media—and why it matters.

    Hosted by Parker Herren, the show features conversations with Ad Age editors and reporters unpacking the stories they’re covering, with context, skepticism and perspective beyond the headlines. From shifts in power and strategy to cultural moments shaping the business of brands, Insider connects the dots across the industry.

    Subscribe to stay current—and see the industry more clearly.

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    Mark Penn, chairman and CEO of MDC Partners Sep 26, 2019
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    Mark Penn, the president and managing partner of Stagwell Group, raised industry eyebrows six months ago when he plonked $100 million into the flailing agency holding company MDC Partners—and became its CEO in the process. Six months in, we take a look at what the polarizing pollster has been up to (both in the agency world and the political sphere), what he's learned and where he's taking the holding company.


    Jen Wong, COO, reddit Sep 19, 2019
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    Reddit is on a roll. The self-styled "front page of the internet" is on target to double its ad revenue in the U.S. from $100 million in 2019 to $200 million in 2021, according to eMarketer. This growth is the result of tightening moderation on the platform and building out its advertising business. To discuss Reddit's evolution, strengths and next steps, chief operating officer Jen Wong joins the "Ad Lib" podcast—and questions host Brian Braiker's faith in humanity.


    Andrew Essex, co-founder and CEO, Plan A Sep 12, 2019
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    What do you do after writing a book called "The End of Advertising?" If you're Andrew Essex, you co-found an advertising company. But Plan A, he says, is built on a different model than the traditional holding company. A former journalist and the co-founding CEO of Droga5, Essex brings with him an impressive pedigree. We get into that background, where the industry is going, consultancies, the breakdown of the traditional models and what's next for Plan A.


    Ad lawyer Jeffrey Greenbaum, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz Sep 06, 2019
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    With a trade war brewing, there's a lot more focus on products Made in the USA—but don't believe everything you see. There are some cases of marketers blurring the lines when it comes to products actually made here, and the FTC rules enforcing truthful "Made in USA" claims lack teeth. But that could be changing.


    Why Ryan Kutscher joined the circus Aug 23, 2019
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    Ryan Kutscher may have been a noted chef if he didn't decide to go into advertising. Today he is chief creative officer and founder of Circus Maximus, a New York shop which has won its fair share of Ad Age Small Agency awards over the years. In this Ad Lib podcast, he talks about everything from his early days at Crispin Porter & Bogusky and the creation of "Whopper Freakout" to where he and his agency fit into today's project-led world.


    Kai Devereaux Lawson, advocate, agitator and associate operations director at Essence Aug 16, 2019
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    An associate operations director at the GroupM shop Essence by day, Lawson writes and podcasts extensively and candidly about diversity and inclusion issues on the side—on the Mixed Company podcast and her own blog. In an industry where young black women are too often unseen and unheard, she's making a point of speaking up.


    David Droga, founder & creative chairman, Droga5 Aug 08, 2019
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    The industry's collective mind was blown when David Droga announced in April that his namesake agency, Droga5, would be acquired by Accenture Interactive. The consultants are coming for the creatives, the narrative went. Not so fast, says Droga. Here, he discusses the three-year journey toward acquisition—and what comes next.


    Lindsey Slaby, founder, Sunday Dinner Aug 01, 2019
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    Lindsey Slaby is a one woman three ring circus: In one ring is her brand consultancy, Sunday Dinner, which coaches clients through various stages of organizational transformation. The second ring is networking on steroids, be it on her invite-only Slack channel or through the invite-only brainstorming dinners that gave Sunday Dinner its name. The third ring is, well, just any old conversation with her, like this one, which can ricochet into myriad directions at any moment.


    Laurent Ezekiel, chief marketing and growth officer, WPP Jul 25, 2019
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    Laurent Ezekiel has his work cut out for him: The Publicis vet joined WPP in May to serve as its first CMO and growth officer. It's a new position at the world's largest advertising holding company, which was the worst performing agency holding company in 2018. He discusses how WPP aims to dig out of its hole and explains what his new boss, WPP CEO Mark Read, means when he talks about becoming a "creative transformation company."


    David Fischer, CEO and publisher, Highsnobiety Jul 18, 2019
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    David Fischer started Highsnobiety in 2005 as personal blog dedicated to his passion for sneaker culture and fashion. Today it is a multi-pronged media brand, a magazine that prints twice a year and a creative agency. With 500 million social media impressions, and nine million unique visitors a month, Highsnobiety is about to enter a new phase: The company is partnering with Prada this month for a limited edition product launch this month as it rolls out its new commerce business.


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