Talking to Ourselves

Tiffany Rolfe is a partner and the Chief Creative Officer at Co:Collective, a strategy and innovation company. Co: specializes in inventing and re-inventing products, businesses and brands, for clients including Google, Infiniti, GE and NewsCorp. Tiffany also serves as co-Managing partner of The Pub, a new content strategy and publishing agency that helps brands and native creators collaborate on content in meaningful ways. The Pub has worked with some of today’s most interesting content creators such as Michelle Phan, Bethany Mota, Hank Green, Epic Rap Battles, and Dude Perfect. Prior to Co: she was Executive Creative Director at Crispin Porter+Bogusky. There Tiffany lead and created business-changing work for clients such as MINI Cooper, Truth, VW, Ikea, Burger King, Microsoft and Old Navy. Tiffany’s work has been featured on the cover of the New York Times, in the Wall Street Journal, Huffington Post, Advertising Age, Adweek, and more. She has judged and received top awards at every major creative and effectiveness competition in the industry, including Best of show at One Show, a Grand Clio, and the Grand Prix and Titanium Lion at Cannes. Tiffany was featured in Adweek’s “Young Ones,” and she was named one of Advertising Age’s “Women to Watch.” She was a founder of the women’s leadership group, Straight Up, and is on the campaign review committee for the Ad Council.

Jaime Robinson is Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Joan, a rapidly growing start-up shop that she created with partner Lisa Clunie in 2016. Prior to start-up life, Jaime served as co-Executive Creative Director of Wieden+Kennedy New York, helping shape work for clients like Delta Air Lines, Southern Comfort and Sprite. During her days in San Francisco at Pereira & O'Dell, Jaime did acclaimed creative campaigns for LEGO, Mattel and Airbnb, and she led Intel's "The Beauty Inside", which won an Entertainment Emmy, along with three Grand Prixs at Cannes. Jaime's approach to creativity and marketing earned her a spot on Fast Company's "100 Most Creative People in Business" and Ad Age's "40 Under 40". In 2014, she served as Jury President for Mobile at Cannes, and she currently serves on the AdCouncil.

Ari Weiss is Chief Creative Officer of DDB North America, where he has led a creative resurgence, including 2 gold Andys and 13 D&AD Pencils, spurring DDB's return to the AdAge A-List for the first time in 20 years. Prior to DDB, Ari spent 5 years at BBH, where he took the helm as Chief Creative Officer at the age of just 33, leading campaigns for Axe, Playstation and Netflix, and winning numerous awards including Integrated Grand Prix at Cannes. Ari has worked at Cliff Freeman, BBDO, W+K, Goodby and 180LA. He's been named to AdAge's 40 Under 40, and the 4A's List of 100 People Who Make Advertising Great.

Gerry Graf is founder and CCO of Barton F Graf. Over a 25+ year career spanning BBDO, Goodby, Chiat NY and Saatchi, there are few more decorated creative minds in our industry than Gerry. AdAge named three of his commercials to their list of the 20 Best Super Bowl Ads of All Time. In 2007, he was named the most awarded creative director in the world. In 2014 he appeared on Fast Company’s list of the '100 Most Creative People in Business.' Business Insider named him 'The Most Creative Man in Advertising.' Newsweek called him one of 'The New Don Drapers.' In 2010 Gerry launched his own agency, Barton F Graf, and it has been on the A-List every year since. Today BFG is the fastest growing independent agency in America.

Hank Perlman is an acclaimed commercial director, and co-founder of the highly awarded production company Hungry Man. Hank is a trusted partner to some of the best creative agencies in the world, directing campaigns for Fedex, Amazon, AT&T, State Farm, Toyota, and American Express. Prior to directing, Hank was a copywriter at Wieden+Kennedy, where he created the fabled ESPN “This is SportsCenter” campaign. Together with partner Bryan Buckley in 1997, Hank launched Hungry Man New York. Within just a few years, the company became host to some of the world’s best directors, expanding to LA, London, and Rio. Today Hungry Man is one of the truly elite go-to production shops for everything from smart witty short form content to epic Super Bowl spots.

Chloe Gottlieb is Chief Creative Officer of R/GA, where she guides hundreds of multidisciplinary teams in the creation of breakthrough products, services, and communications for global brands such as Nike and Samsung. Chloe was named one of the “Most Creative People in Advertising” by Business Insider in 2014 and 2015. Her work for Nike, Nokia, Verizon, Alvio, and the Ad Council has garnered the industry’s most esteemed awards at top competitions including the Cannes Lions, One Show Interactive, the CLIOs, the ADC Annual Awards, and the ANDYs. Chloe has been named a New York Times Digital Scholar and published an article on data-driven motivation in Business Week.

Rob Reilly is Global Creative Chairman of McCann Worldgroup. Under Rob’s leadership, McCann has had a creative resurgence, earning “Agency of the Year” and “Network of the Year” honors at most every major award show. McCann enjoyed the most awarded campaign globally both in 2017 and 2016, and the agency’s creative work has been among the most celebrated both in the industry and in the culture at large, including State Street Global Advisors’ “Fearless Girl,” and Lockheed Martin’s “Field Trip to Mars.” In 2016 Rob was named to Ad Age’s “50 Most Creative People of the Year.” He joined McCann Worldgroup in 2014 from Crispin Porter + Bogusky, where he served as Partner/Worldwide Chief Creative Officer, helping the agency become Ad Age’s "Agency of the Decade" in the '00s. Rob is a member of The One Club Board, the Facebook Council, and co-President of the Ad Council Review Committee.

David Lubars is Chairman/Chief Creative Officer of BBDO.  During his tenure, BBDO has been named Agency of the Year by various industry publications more than 15 times. Most recently, David was inducted into The One Club Creative Hall of Fame, and was honored with a Clio Lifetime Achievement Award. He was also named one of the top ten creative directors of all time by Forbes. David has personally won over 150 One Show pencils and 160 Cannes Lions. His BMW Films was the first ever Titanium winner at Cannes, and is part of the permanent collection at New York's Museum of Modern Art.

Susan Credle is Global Chief Creative Officer of FCB, where she took the helm in 2015. Before that, Susan spent over two decades at BBDO, working on some of the biggest brands in the world, including FedEx, Pepsi, Visa, and perhaps her claim to fame, humanizing the iconic M&M’S characters. In 2009 Susan joined Leo Burnett USA, where she became one of the first ever female CCOs of a large-scale network agency. She’s been one of Advertising Age’s 100 Most Influential Women in Advertising, and one of Business Insider’s Most Creative Women in Advertising.

Andrew Keller is Global Creative Director of Facebook’s Creative Shop -- a team of creative strategists within Facebook and Instagram that partner with brands, businesses and agencies. Before that, Andrew spent his career at Crispin Porter + Bogusky, where he was a driving force in reinventing the advertising industry for nearly two decades, winning every major accolade for brands including Burger King, Mini, Truth, Domino’s and Volkswagen, creating legendary work that infiltrated pop culture, and culminated in CP+B being crowned Agency of the Decade.

Nick Law is Vice Chairman, Global Chief Creative Officer at R/GA. During Nick's tenure, R/GA has become one of the most awarded agencies in the world, winning every major creative accolade, including four Cannes Lion Grand Prix awards, a D&AD Black Pencil, and a GRANDY; and Adweek named R/GA Digital Agency of the Decade and Nike+ as Campaign of the Decade. Nick has been on every major award show jury, including being named Jury President for the Cannes Innovation Lions, and has twice been named to the Creativity 50, a list of the world’s most influential creative people.