Articles Tagged ‘Judy John’
Judy John named Direct Lion jury president
The Leo Burnett CCO is the first Canadian female creative to lead a jury at the international creativity award show in Cannes.
Airport creative contest names jury
Who will judge the Toronto Port Authority and Black’s $250,000 contest?
AOY Gold: How to win AOY #LikeLeoBurnett
After Honourable Mentions the past two years, the agency has finally struck Gold.
Throwback Thursday: strategy in 2010
For our 25th anniversary, we’re travelling through time. In ’10, print tried a reinvention and adland bid farewell to a design legend.
Brands of the Year: TD gets close for comfort
The bank has added a personal touch to an impersonal category to be seen as a challenger brand.
Chasing the eight ball
We’re talking about an award here. Take a peek into Leo Burnett’s competitive quality-control process, where a billiard ball is the prize.
Throwback Thursday: strategy in 1999
For our 25th anniversary, we’re travelling through time. In 1999, Rethink launched and brands jumped on the millennium bandwagon.
Throwback Thursday: strategy in 1994
For our 25th anniversary, we’re travelling through time. In ’94 Walmart arrived and Judy John opened an agency.
The 2014 Creative Report Card
Strategy unveils its rankings of big winners at international, national and regional advertising award shows. DDB tops the agency list, while McDonald’s is the top advertisers.
DDB and McDonald’s top the Creative Report Card
Who else won the most awards at home and abroad? Strategy lists the top ranking Canadian agencies, advertisers and creatives.
Creative Report Card: Head of the class
This year’s most awarded creatives share what they’ve learned since school, plus their future-proofing strategies.
Creative Report Card: Most likely to succeed
A deeper look at some of the top art directors and copywriters in this year’s rankings.
A different kind of resume
Droga5′s Ted Royer and Leo Burnett’s Judy John share what made some new hires stand out from the pack.
Pundits weigh in on the Next Big Thing
Industry experts lay out what’s ahead for the realms of advertising, marketing and media – from “full spectrum entertainment” to agile marketing.
Canada in Cannes: How to win in 2014
The Canadian judges from this year’s festival on what they observed, and how agencies can create more work that gets noticed.
