Today we sat down with our Partnership Chair Jenn Lagos to talk about solving problems with communication, the ebbs and flows of our industry and reaching lofty goals.
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Today we sat down with our Communications Chair Annie Mullins to talk about the evolution of agency life, the MadWomen mission and celebrating each other.
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Today we sat down with our board vice president Amanda Zweerink to talk about agency life, her passions outside of advertising and combatting imposter syndrome.
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Today we sat down with our board president Erin Simle to talk about agency life, the MadWomen mission and mistakes.
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When you're just starting out, you’re going to get a lot of career advice (from a lot of different people). That’s definitely a good thing, there’s no end of the things you can learn from those who have already made it. However, just because someone is your senior, doesn’t necessarily mean that they’re going to give you stellar guidance.
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Today we sat down with boardie Erin Simle of Fallon to talk about agency life, translating personal life to professional and being a working parent in the Advertising space.
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This month we connected with Tammy Redpath of Target, to talk about creative risks, innovation and great leadership in the creative space.
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The MadWoman of the Month interview this month features Heather Olson, of Soladay Olson. We talked to Heather about entrepreneurship, valuable characteristics to take with you to your job and the mission that guides her work.
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We chatted with Alex Steinman of Director of Communications at Fallon about motherhood, involvement with MadWomen and advice for those starting their journey in advertising.
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I joined space in 2006 anxious to find an outlet for my project management talents within a creative environment. We were a digital agency before that was ever even a thing, and it was pretty much love at first site. I've spent nearly my entire time at space involved in project management, picking up ownership of much of our business and cultural processes along the way. I
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