Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
Oliver Russell in Boise has an opening for an Account Coordinator. Here’s the job description from the folks at Oliver Russell:
Account Coordinator
The Account Coordinator begins as an entry-level account service position that reports to the Account Director. This position provides a necessary conduit between the Account Service group and the rest of the agency and supports smaller client projects.
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The Idaho Advertising Federation is currently accepting nominations for the AAF Silver Medal Award. The Silver Medal Award is presented “to an individual who has made outstanding contributions to advertising by furthering the industry’s standards, creative excellence, and responsibilities in areas of social concern.”
More details from the folks at the IAF:
Just a reminder for those in the Treasure Valley.
The Boise screening of ART & COPY will be this Thursday, March 18th at 7:00 p.m. at the Egyptian Theatre. Proceeds from the screening benefit TrICA – Treasure Valley Institute for Children’s Art. More details about the screening are available on Facebook.
And, to add a little personality to the event, here’s a reminder poster for the event designed by Drake Cooper’s Cale Cathey.
And, if you’d like your own copy of this poster, a PDF version is also available.
You’ve heard about Ignite Boise. You may have even been to one of the previous events, or seen videos of the past presentations. Now’s your chance to submit your idea for the next event.
Speaker submissions are being accepted now through March 19th for Ignite Boise | 04. Don’t worry if your idea isn’t fully fleshed-out at this point — all you need is a topic and a paragraph to describe it. If your submission is selected, then you can sweat the details.
More information is available on the Ignite Boise site.
By now you’ve likely seen, or at least heard about, the recent spot from Old Spice – The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.
Recently, Leo Laporte from TWiT interviewed Craig Allen and Eric Kallman of Wieden+Kennedy — the creative team behind the spot. They spent about 15 minutes describing / explaining how it was produced, and everything that went into the making of it.
If you’re a fan of the craft, take some time to watch the video.