by The Denver Egotist / June 30, 2022 /
We've all been trying to figure out how to inject more diversity into the industry — and now Ryan Reynolds is on the case too. Creative Ladder is launching soon. Until then, you can learn more and sign up to be the first to know here.
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by The Denver Egotist / July 30, 2020 /
Following the lead of other conferences, Denver Design Week — held October 19-23 — will be going all digital this year with pre-recorded panel discussions, keynote speakers, and workshop and studio tours. They're also introducing two new features this year — a digital Colorado Makers Gallery, as well as outdoor art installations around the city. They're accepting event submission ideas through Augus[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / July 21, 2020 /
Ad Club Colorado has opened registration for their marquee event, Colorado Ad Day. Now in its fifth year, Colorado Ad Day will host keynote speakers, panels, workshops and networking opportunities. Happening August 27th, this is the first year Colorado Ad Day will be held virtually. The central theme for the all-day event will focus on the human aspect of adver[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / July 14, 2020 /
Looking to lead with action, the Denver Ad School (DAD — in partnership with Cactus — have launched Black Creativity Matters, an annual scholarship fund that’s designed to remove one of the biggest barriers of entry for young Black creatives into the advertising industry. The initiative also aims to provide Colorado-based agencies with a consistent pipeline of Black, portfolio school-trained talent who are ready-to-work and looking to begin their careers in the state.
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by The Denver Egotist / May 19, 2020 /
WorkInProgress is partnering with teachers to create “Seven-Word Lessons” — a nationwide initiative designed to engage the minds of K–8th-grade children while homes serve as classrooms resulting from COVID-19.
Starting yesterday, the bite-sized lessons are being displayed on digital billboards in Boston, New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Ka[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / January 16, 2020 /
In 2014, Rob Baird co-founded PREACHER in Austin, TX, with Seth Gaffney and Krystle Loyland — two longtime colleagues from Mother New York. They were looking for more room to experiment and found it in a huge disheveled nightclub formerly called Karma Lounge. After burning a lot of sage, they began working on a wide range of projects for a wide range of clients, with a current roster including: Beam Suntory, ESPN, Tommy John, Crate & Barrel, Saint Archer Brewing Co., The Container Store[Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / December 5, 2019 /
With the first ever quarter at Denver Ad School officially underway, the school is pleased to formally announce its inaugural class of students —what they’re calling the Pioneer Class.
The Pioneer Class is an eclectic group of eight students with varying creative backgrounds from all corners of the country. Six art directors and two copywriters — seven of whom are women — [Read More]
by The Denver Egotist / October 10, 2019 /
National Coming Out Day is tomorrow, October 11th. This year, The Integer Group is launching the #ActOutInteger campaign to reflect its new, internal approach to diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
“While diversity and inclusion have taken a front seat in the form of policies, employee network groups and annual celebrations, propelled by societal demands, we believe we can — and must — do more,” said Ellen Cook, President, Integer\Dallas and Integer\Los Angeles. “We be[Read More]
