Award Shows are for Losers
Posted by: jeffrey warman, executive creative director | September 23, 2009 at 1:16 pm

My wife (McWarman) and I were in Chicago recently to attend the Chicago Creative Club advertising awards show. Those organizing the event called it the “No Show” and proclaimed it like no other awards show out there. They chose to have the event concert style at The Riviera, an old theatre (minus the seats) in [...]

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A Plea to the Agency That Won the NY Tobacco Control Pitch
Posted by: jeffrey warman, executive creative director | August 31, 2009 at 4:40 pm

Last week, we received the news that we had lost the pitch for the New York Tobacco Control account. Not an easy pill to swallow, for sure. This was no ordinary pitch. This was for an account we felt we were made for. And I thought we proved just that in the pitch, showing the passion [...]

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jeffrey warman
Posted by: jeffrey warman, executive creative director | April 15, 2009 at 8:03 am

Everyone expects an Executive Creative Director to be brilliant. To see things that others just don’t see. To shape and mold good work into great work. Jeff Warman does all of those expected things. What’s maybe not so expected is for an Executive Creative Director to be warm and engaging, to genuinely care about the people who work for him and to put his own creative ego aside.

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