It is practically a job requirement for marketers to master the art of spin with clients, partners and colleagues. At this year’s Advertising Week, Digiday is having an event that puts advertisers’ ability to bend the truth on display.
Lauren Crampsie, CMO of Ogilvy
Chapin Clark, managing director of copy at R/GA
Shenan Reed, chief media officer of Morpheus Media
Sarah Aitken, managing director of Iris New York
Add “Are You Calling Me a Liar?” to your Advertising Week calendar here. We look forward to seeing you there.
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