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Hosted by Greg Christensen · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 45 episodes
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Conversations with brand leaders who are doing great creative in-house.A production of Barnes Creative Bank.barnescreativebank.com
Greg Christensen hosts Let's Bring It In: Discussions with In-House Creative Leaders, a business show with 45 episodes published.
Vida Cornelious, Senior Vice President of Creative and Strategy at The New York Times, joins Greg Christensen to talk about leading T Brand Studio, building a multidisciplinary creative team, and creating work that conne
Luis Marques has worked at some of the most creatively ambitious places in advertising, from Hyper Island to Crispin Porter + Bogusky, BBDO, and Starbucks. But one of the biggest creative lessons of his career came from
What does the future of a creative career actually look like? In this special panel episode of Let’s Bring It In, Greg Christensen sits down with two former guests: Jim Bosiljevac, former Executive Creative Director at Y
Cameron Day is a writer, creative director, author, mentor, and self-described AI Anarchist. He grew up around Chiat/Day, built a career across major brands and small agencies, and has never stopped caring about the work
Aaron Wiggan, Vice President of Brand Creative for the Seattle Kraken, joins Let’s Bring It In to talk about building an NHL brand from scratch, moving from agency life to in-house leadership, and creating work that fans
Erin Eby is the Executive Creative Director at PlatinumBlack, where she leads work for complex brands across energy, manufacturing, and technology. In this episode, Erin shares what it really looks like to lead creative
In this episode of Let’s Bring It In, Greg Christensen talks with Erin Lewis (VP of Marketing & Brand Engagement) and Brandon Ankney (Director of Brand Identity & Creative) of the Oklahoma City Thunder. They break down h
Kevin Frank spent nearly six years as Executive Creative Director at LinkedIn, where his team was named Ad Age’s In-House Agency of the Year. He’s also the author of Raising Creative Teams, a practical guide to leading c
Matt Davis joins Let’s Bring It In to share how Solo Stove became one of the fastest-growing direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands, and what it takes to build a modern brand through content, community, and creative leadership.
Adam Koppel has worked at Wieden+Kennedy, Anomaly, Google, and OpenAI. In this episode of Let’s Bring It In, we talk about what happens when agency craft meets product-driven tech companies and AI. Adam shares his journe
Bryan Haupt is the Creative Director at Volt, the in-house agency for Molson Coors, and in this episode of Let’s Bring It In, he joins host Greg Christensen to break down what modern in-house creativity really looks like
Case Lawrence, entrepreneur and founder of Sky Zone, talks about his new book, Off the Ground. He talks about creating novelty, being proactive in a crisis , and the difference between "scary" and "dangerous."
Emma Baines, Global Head of Creative at Tony’s Chocolonely, joins Let’s Bring It In to talk creative leadership, purpose-driven branding, and building impact from the inside.
In this conversation, Richie Gleason, the Executive Creative Director at Bluemercury, shares insights into the luxury beauty marketplace, his journey through the creative industry, and the challenges of remote work. He d
From film school to flushable fame, Andy Andersen’s career path is anything but ordinary. Now VP of Creative at DUDE Wipes, Andy joins Let’s Bring It In to talk about how humor, speed, and scrappy creative instincts have
Jim Bosiljevac, former ECD of Yahoo! and now Associate Professor at the University of Texas, has just launched a new course on Domestika called Developing Advertising Campaigns from Pitch to Brief. He shares the process
In this episode Jamie Reilly, Group Creative Director at Atlassian and former VP of Global Creative at Vans, talks about what it takes to build and sustain brand love, how to lead creative teams through major shifts, and
Bill Girouard leads Copper Giants, the in-house agency behind Liberty Mutual’s wildly recognizable campaigns — from “Liberty Biberty” to the wax-statue super saver. In this episode, we talk about how his team built that
What do Super Bowl logos, pop culture deep dives, and the National Women’s Soccer League have in common? Madison Raisch. In this episode, Madison talks about her creative journey, from crafting iconic event identities at
Kyle McCarthy, CCO at Lowe’s and former ECD at Patagonia, joins Let’s Bring It In to talk about building bold brands from the inside. From unifying Patagonia’s “tribes” to launching the “Lowe’s Knows” platform, Kyle shar
Kevin Frank
Executive Creative Director at LinkedIn · The Campbell Apartment
1 appearance on this show
Matt Davis
Registered Associate Nutritionist · North Country Trail Association
1 appearance on this show
Matt Turner
experienced martial arts instructor · National Park Service
1 appearance on this show
Will Chau
Whole Foods Market
1 appearance on this show
Jim Bosiljevac
Yahoo
1 appearance on this show
Aaron Wiggan
Seattle Kraken
1 appearance on this show
Erin Eby
PlatinumBlack
1 appearance on this show
Bryan Haupt
VOLT
1 appearance on this show
Case Lawrence
Sky Zone
1 appearance on this show
Emma Baines
Tony’s Chocolonely
1 appearance on this show
Richie Gleason
Bluemercury
1 appearance on this show
Andy Andersen
Dude Wipes
1 appearance on this show
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