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2010 ADDY® Awards Call for Entries

the ADDYS are coming,
the ADDYS are coming!

That’s right, it’s ADDYS time once again. The ADDYS Show will be Thursday, February 4th at THE GEORGIA AQUARIUM (you'll even have a chance to enjoy all the aquatic wonders without a pack of kids swimming around you).

Call for entries are Nov. 12 &13, 2009 at The Creative Circus. For more details on how to enter your creative work, visit www.aquaticaddys.com Late entries will be accepted on November 19th.

And, go ahead and book your ticket for the big show early! Tickets can be purchased on the Atlanta Ad Club Web site www.atlantaadclub.org

 

UPCOMING EVENTS

Atlanta Integrated Marketing Summit 2009

Wednesday, November 11th
Renaissance Waverly
Summit: 1:00pm to 5:30pm
Networking Reception: 5:30pm to 7:30pm
Info/Register

Last year’s 2nd Annual event drew a crowd of over 400 marketing and business professionals and served as the ultimate professional boot camp. We succeeded in our mission to provide a summit that offers marketing, advertising, publicity, public relations, promotion, allied creative professionals, and students with the latest thinking on integrated marketing, presented by high profile dynamic gurus, with great examples and stories to share from a national and international perspective.

Thank you to our Sponsors!

 

 

 

 

 

MEMBER NEWS
Do you have news? Send it to news@atlantaadclub.org for inclusion in the next eNewsletter!

Arketi Group, a high-tech business-to-business (B2B) public relations and marketing firm, announced in August its inclusion in the prestigious Inc. 5,000, Inc. magazine’s ranking of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies. Marking its second consecutive year on the list, Arketi was ranked No. 1,898 nationally and No. 75 in the Top 100 Businesses in Atlanta.

Mountain View Group, Ltd. and its client partners were recognized recently by several international creative communications competitions. “Why Not Change the World?,” an engaging film produced for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) received a CINE Golden Eagle, a Platinum AVA Award, a Gold MarCom Award, LACP Spotlight, and a Silver Telly Award. The program was commissioned by RPI’s Office for Institutional Advancement. GE Energy’s employee broadcast, “Energy @ The Half,” was honored with awards at LACP Spotlight Awards, Marcom Creative Awards, and the Telly Awards. Ypartnership in Orlando recently tapped Mountain View to produce tourism commercials for its client Panama City Beach. Check out the "Real. Fun. Beach."

Brunner recently reengaged with previous client James Hardie Building Products again on a variety of strategic and creative assignments.

JWT Atlanta recently launched a new campaign for U.S. Marines called "America's Few," featuring national print, television and online advertising as well as digital mall signage, placement on in-school television networks and social media Web sites. The effortis intended to build on a previous campaign called "America's Marines" that depicted Marines in their dress blues standing at iconic American landscapes. The new effort takes that a step further, stressing the quality of recruits and the Corps' training program.

A team of admen from Ames Scullin O'Haire trekked across New Zealand for its client, Mitsubishi Electric.The campaign features a globe-trotting ³Air Hunter² character, played by Steve McQueen¹s son, Fred McQueen. In a series of commercials, he introduces people to the pristine air they can get from Mitsubishi Electric¹s ductless cooling and heating systems. ASO also created an ³Air Hunter² themed website, www.mitsubishicomfort.com. Atlanta-based Visual 23 assisted in design and development.

 

AD RANT

Apathy Will Get You Nowhere
By Patrick Scullin, Ames Scullin O’Haire

For two and a half years now, I’ve served as El Presidente of The Atlanta Ad Club. In that time, we have brought in some terrific speakers and programs: Alex Bogusky, Stan Richards, Toby Barlowe, Andy Azula, Laura Ries and many more.

Still, there are lots of people who never attend. More to the point, lots of AGENCY people who don’t attend. And I wonder why.

Are you that busy?
Are you that smart?
Are you that talented?

Or, are you that apathetic?
That lazy?
That smug and secure with your place in the ad world?

Many of you only attend the ADDY Awards, so essentially you mingle with your peers once a year, and then only if you’re getting a pat on the back.

That is sad.
That is pathetic.
That is tragic.

Not to get all chamber of commerce on your ass, but:
This is your city.
This is your profession.

This is a worthwhile organization that could help you in your career.

If you don’t see that, there is nothing I, or all the great speakers we bring in, can do for you. You’ll exist in your fog of apathy and coast along until one day your dinghy is toppled and you’ll be in the deep waters of professional turmoil.

Then, you’ll care.
Then, it may be too late.
Then, you need a network of peers.

This Club has existed for 100 years.
With your support, we’ll continue for 100 more.

Enough said.
Thanks.
Hope to see you soon.