We are thrilled to announce that Avi Mally and Dan Goldsmith are representing Three Pillars Recruiting at this year's Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity from June 17-21! Avi and Dan bring a wealth of experience and insight to this global gathering of creative minds. Their presence at Cannes Lions underscores Three Pillars' commitment to innovation, collaboration, and excellence in talent acquisition. At Three Pillars, we understand the importance of connecting top talent with leading organizations, and there's no better place to engage with the brightest minds in creativity and advertising than Cannes Lions. Avi and Dan's participation reflects our dedication to staying at the forefront of industry trends and fostering meaningful connections that drive success. If you’d like to learn more about Three Pillars and schedule a meeting with Avi or Dan, please click the link below. We look forward to seeing you in Cannes! https://lnkd.in/eS9FnUQY
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I help leaders drive growth through crystal-clear positioning, thought leadership and communications strategy | Cannes Lions country rep | Speaker, presenter, MC/Host & Moderator
Want to understand how award wins can propel your career forward? Why it's great for business? How winning an award lifts the whole NL creative industry? Join us this week, Wednesday 7 February, 17.00 onwards (doors open 16.30) at Het Sieraad. Hear from Jouke Vuurmans (Media.Monks), Jessica Gunn (180 Global), Jacqueline Bosselaar (HPB | Het PR Bureau) and Alex Bennett-Grant (WE ARE Pi). HOW TO WIN AN AWARD is presented by the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity rep team, Orange Lions, and ADCN | Club for Creativity.
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I am a passionate brand builder | Driving marketing effectiveness through the organization | Senior Brand Content Manager | Head of Communication at Purina Women Leaders Group
Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, we need to talk… Year after year you have challenged me to be bold, be creative, be effective, be efficient. Immerse myself in the business, build strong agency partnerships, and fuel my strategic thinking. For a long time, I believed that self-improvement was the key to joining the elite conversations at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. After years of learning from industry giants like Peter Field, Mark Ritson Byron Sharp Orlando Wood James Hurman I felt ready to be part of that dialogue. But Cannes, we seriously need to talk. The reality is that attending to the “Athens of marketing and creative effectiveness” remains a distant dream for many of us as the cost of participation is prohibitively expensive. To my fellow marketers who feel the same: I HEAR YOU! We are expected to push the boundaries of creativity and effectiveness, yet we are often left out when it matters most. And to Cannes, you are truly an inspiration for many of us, but when talking about consumer centricity, you need to revisit your business model to give us some entry level. Common, be creative 😊! Until we can meet physically, I will continue to advocate from the distance the spirit of Cannes Lions—effectiveness’s, boldness, creativity—as a state of mind. Looking forward to meet in the upcoming years, Gaby #MarketingLife #CannesLions #CreativeExcellence #IndustryChallenges #StayConnected #MarketingCommunity
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Headed to Cannes next week and not sure what to prioritize? 🤔 Our U.S. CMO Mark Singer shared his advice for making the most of your time at Lions with The Drum’s Richard Draycott. His top tips?: ✅ A little bit of prepping goes a long way. Avoid the chaos and plan ahead! ✅ Ask yourself: what are you hoping to accomplish in Cannes? Build a schedule with a list of objectives. ✅ Make sure the value of Cannes resonates beyond the south of France. From meetings to sessions, use your new-found knowledge and connections to positively impact your business goals for the rest of the year. Will we see you on La Croisette? https://deloi.tt/4aSbRrf
Conquering Cannes: How to make Cannes pay off by prioritizing what you do
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On Cannes, Part 2. To get the most out of your Cannes experience, a few pointers from someone who has been there, done that, many times (me below, keynoting on my favorite topic - brand narrative and storytelling, in the world of the ephemeral web): 1. Look at the Work - take a day, or two, to really look at the work. It's a trope to believe that all the inspo, comes from listening to panel discussions about how long walks on the beach fuel someone's creativity. No doubt, it does. But, pass on a few and take the time, to really look at the work. Absorb it, study it, learn about how it was made. Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity does an amazing job of exhibiting all of the award entries, so take the time to explore. 2. Schedule Key Meetings, Ahead of Time - Cannes publishes a list of all the attendees. Rarely are most key players in our industry, gathered in one place for so long. Do take the time to set up one on one meetings, with the folks that really matter to you. Equal parts, business and inspiration. 3. Avoid the Gutter Bar - yes, I've been there. I know the scene. If you do go, leave by 22:00. Late nights and hangovers, are better left for your time back home. Make the most of Cannes - and the dollars being spent on you to attend - by being on your best form, well-rested and clear-eyed to properly digest all that Cannes has to offer. 4. Take Notes, Share Notes - if you take notes as if you're in Uni, you'll better absorb the material being shared. You'll be more present in the moment, engrossed in the creative discussions happening all about you. Yes, your friends and colleagues back home will delight in seeing you holding a Rose at a beach party...but they'll be forever indebted, if you impart some wisdom and help them better understand, what was discussed. SHARE your notes. Nothing creates better absorption of material, than sharing your pov and takeaways, with your colleagues and mates. Record to share, and apply your pov - because your take on the event, is value-added indeed. Ok...more soon! SOCIALDEVIANT #Cannes #Creativity #Lessons #Advertising #CreativeAwards
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Cannes veteran, Andrea Ching - Bloomberg Media's Global Head of Integrated Marketing weighs in on how to prepare for Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in this piece for The Drum: https://lnkd.in/giFrTZNc “Global marketing and advertising leaders convene at moments like Cannes for top-to-top meetings, to celebrate creative excellence, gain inspiration and set the agenda for the year ahead. My best advice is to not over-engineer your Cannes experience. Whether you’re taking part from the client, agency, tech or media company side of the business, universally my best business outcomes have arrived from the more serendipitous conversations that naturally occur when such a concentration of business leaders are gathered in one place at one time. Allow for those moments of connection and reflection. And remember that, as much as we are focused on driving results, at Cannes we are generally not focused on more transactional business - so when looking at success metrics you really need to look at a six-to-12-month window, if not beyond.”
Conquering Cannes: Make your trip pay off by having a plan of attack and sticking to it
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2024 She Runs It Working Mother of the Year l Cynopsis Top Women in Media 2023 PR Gurus | EVP, Client Success, Kite Hill PR l Communications and Public Relations | Community Organizer | Runner
If you're in the NYC area next week and looking for a great networking event plus an overview on the latest happenings in the Media industry, check out our #womeninmedia event on Thursday evening. We have an all-star lineup of leading female media execs with the very talented Kerry Flynn from Axios moderating. Speakers: Amy Tunick, Chief Marketing Officer, National CineMedia (NCM) Jenny Wall, Chief Marketing Officer, VideoAmp Linda Villani, Chief Revenue Officer, DailyMail.com Amidst the uncertainties of the media industry, advertisers, brands, and publishers are tackling internal and external hurdles. From layoffs to the imperative need to boost revenue, reach new audiences, and demonstrate performance, these entities require innovative approaches and execution strategies. With minimal margin for error, creative solutions are essential. Join industry professionals from renowned companies as they share: 💡 Innovative strategies for confronting challenges; media business models that are working 💡 How to expand audience reach 💡 Tips for staying relevant in times of disruption Looking to stand out at Cannes Lions this year? The event will end with a Cannes Lions festival preview and insights for brands, agencies, media companies and industry organizations about ways to align with Cannes Lions and Young Lions. From sponsorships, speaking opportunities, or on-the-ground activations at the festival, we’ll give you the inside scoop now so that you’re successful in June. Our location partner for this upcoming event is NCM, the official US Representative to the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity and the US Young Lions competition. *Must RSVP to attend this event* #media #advertising #cannes #upfronts
The State of the Media Industry: Navigating Disruption , Thu, Mar 21, 2024, 6:00 PM | Meetup
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Transforming Events into Experiences: Award-Winning Marketing Leader Passionate about Crafting Unforgettable Moments.
🚨News worth sharing❗️🚨 Chief Events Officer - Let's Go! Events are here to stay, and they are so important they now have a seat at the C-Level. 👏 #Eventsprofs - this is something to celebrate and a big step for the #eventindustry. #CEO #eventmanagement #meetingplanners
Love to see it! Let the rise of Chief Events Officer appointments begin. Companies are seeing the value of F2F events in new ways and are realizing that we are more than just reactive order takers who throw parties. Awesome news and congrats Dan Macsai https://lnkd.in/exkMiBdX
TIME Names Dan Macsai Chief Events Officer
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Orange is the new Rosé 95% of my connections aren't joining Cannes Lions this year or aren't even aware of what it is. You wouldn't say that scrolling past post after post: "proud to join a panel..." I am incredibly lucky to wear my orange sneakers on the beaches and lawns of Cannes, and I want to commit to giving something back here. 3 orange insights a day, my highly curated list of what I learned the previous day in Cannes. Sunday 16 June 🍊Institute for Real Growth is the best marketing leadership program globally. Period. Every year, 100+ marketers graduate and join the IRG alumni community, a global force for driving humanized growth. Ask me more about the value this program can bring to you. 🍊A talk from Roos Vonk about Ego - an incendiary topic near Cannes. This resonated with me: "People don't evolve on their values path unless they change their behaviors." Just do it. Always ask yourself, "How am I doing vs. my earlier choice of values?" but act on your thoughts. Overintellectualizing is a trap we often fall into. 🍊And lastly, because I can't stay away from books. I started listening to Annie Jacobsen's Nuclear War, a minute-by-minute account of how the US would respond to a nuclear attack. I used the audiobook to fall asleep and woke up with nightmares. Always good to put things in perspective, even more so in Cannes. Thanks, Anastasia Leng, for raising my anxiety levels. Now I can't wait to finish it. --- I’m Sorin, the Marketing Engineer. I write about #marketing, #advertising & #ai Enjoyed this post? ❤️ Show your emotions if you agree 👉 Connect, follow me Sorin Patilinet ♻️ Re-post to share with others.
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While everyone (looking at you Michael Thill) is off enjoying the sun and creativity at Cannes Lions, here I am, not jealous at all. Seriously, not one bit jealous. Not even a little. For those unfamiliar, the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is a premier event in the advertising and communications industry. It runs from June 17-21 this year and features over 150 hours of content with around 500 speakers from across the globe. Icons like Deepak Chopra, Jay Shetty, and representatives from top companies like Google and P&G are sharing insights and innovations that are shaping the industry. https://lnkd.in/gv7s3rQH Why do we flock to events like this? The draw is in both the recognition and the opportunity for professional growth. From a behavioral science perspective, humans have a deep-seated desire for validation and acknowledgment. Awards like the Cannes Lions provide a platform to be judged and, hopefully, celebrated for our creativity and hard work. But why do we want to be judged? The answer lies in the psychological satisfaction of recognition, which can enhance self-esteem and motivate continued excellence. Beyond personal satisfaction, there are significant business reasons for pursuing these accolades. Winning at Cannes can enhance a company’s reputation, attract new clients, and justify higher fees for services. In essence, these awards are a tangible marker of success and a powerful marketing tool. However, at Havas Edge we believe that the best award is the trust and loyalty of our clients. While it's great to be recognized on such a prestigious stage, our ultimate goal is to consistently deliver value and results for our clients, day in and day out. That, to us, is the most meaningful accolade of all. Still, would be nice to be there.
Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity
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Why I didn’t bash Cannes this year. I get it. The price of entry, the boats, the parties. It all looks and sounds pretty ridiculous. But I think that’s actually what makes Cannes so important. Not as an example of effectiveness or creativity but as a colosseum where advertising's gladiators clash, bare their teeth, and assert their dominance. And in that sense, Cannes is actually really important. It’s is important to a lot of clients. It's important to agencies to attract talent. It's important to agencies to attract business clients. It’s important to creatives to pad their resumes. It’s also important to the industry as whole. And while you scoff at the lavish parties, the wasteful spending, and the shameless self-promotion that is letting loose implies, have you considered that this excess is precisely the point? Every industry has one big event a year. Even the National Dentist Association. People need an opportunity to let loose and talk about things. And a world drowning in noise, where attention is the scarcest resource, Cannes is advertising's largest stage upon which it can scream: "We still matter, dammit!"I As such, it’s also the stage upon which important industry changing discussions need to take place. I'm not gonna lie. It' would be nice to have a reason to come down from the mountain with my hammer and mirror and go next year. Even if it's just to force the industry to take a look at itself and smash it. Which, in the end probably wouldn’t really accomplish much. For as anyone who’s ever worked in this industry long enough knows, today's cynic is tomorrow's Cannes Lion winner. X&O 😘 #NotAnAdvertisingAgency #CannesLions #AdIndustry #PowerDynamics #Disruption
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