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A view from the top

13 Jun 2013 | by Jack Klues

It's Monday morning and I wake up in New York. Nothing particularly new in the fact that I'm not in Chicago (my home base) but, this time, I'm travelling with my wife and kids, so the benefits of "nearing retirement" are becoming increasingly evident.

Don't count your chickens in a nine-block grid

13 Jun 2013 | by Sue Unerman

The nine-block grid is Jack Welch's famous method for evaluating staff. There are two criteria: potential and performance.

The lesson of 'think small' is that we must all think big

13 Jun 2013 | by Danny Rogers

As I write, much of the advertising and media world is preparing to jet off to the Côte d'Azur for a few days.

Whatever the progress of technology, real people still trump robot meetings

13 Jun 2013 | by Russell Davies

I was once asked to run a training session on international planning. I got the wrong end of the stick and, instead of banging on about multinational brands, cross-cultural synergies and harmonising global toolkits, I decided to focus on techniques for mitigating jet lag and combating airport ennui.

On the Campaign couch

13 Jun 2013 | by Jeremy Bullmore

We're shooting a new ad but our client, who is a notorious pain in the arse, wants to get involved in all aspects of the casting - even down to choosing the wardrobe. How do we politely tell him to go away before he irritates everyone, particularly the director, who is a person of some note?

A wealth of Olympic and Paralympic work brought emotion to D&AD Awards

13 Jun 2013 | by Tim Lindsay

Remember last summer? The country went into a kind of joyful meltdown, kicked off by Danny Boyle's brilliant Olympic opening ceremony - for many people the finest ad for Britain ever made.

Scandal is unlikely to sour the rosé on La Croisette

13 Jun 2013 | by Jeremy Lee

Maybe it's just a coincidence that Cannes week also marks the halfway point in the year - an ideal opportunity for agency senior management to reflect on their performance to date and assess how the rest of the year looks financially.

Arif Durrani: Media has come a long way, and not without growing pains

13 Jun 2013 | by Arif Durrani

Fifteen years ago, there were no Media Lions at Cannes. Its growing presence at the 59-year-old festival is testament to the central role media now plays in marketing communications.

A view from the bottom

13 Jun 2013 | by Jonny Ray

"Just a lot of stuff" is my usual answer when asked about my day.

On the Campaign couch

06 Jun 2013 | by Jeremy Bullmore

There has been a big kerfuffle lately in the press about various big brands not paying as much corporation tax as newspaper reporters seem to think that they should. Is this likely to result in consumer rebellion against these brands and can the brands involved use advertising at all to stave off any...

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