I took a lot of art classes in college and I had this professor I dearly loved and he once gave a lecture about the elements that made art enduring. And he talked about the fact that it wasn’t really their craftsmanship or their style or technique so much as it was great art that endured through the centuries has typically been focused on subject matter that was relevant to the human experience. That was part of a common theme to all of life. I think there’s an application here to marketing that’s really important. And, that’s that we are all human beings and that we respond to things internally. And there are certain things that are going to connect with us kinda of in here and there are things that are not. And until you deal with the right things you are probably never achieve very much.
SCOTT ROCKWOOD
Partner & CEO
Scott's work and views have been written about by ADWEEK, Ad Age, Creativity, Communication Arts, Brand Week and the Wall Street Journal. He has been a guest columnist for ADWEEK providing commentary on Super Bowl ads. And he has received the highest award given by the American Advertising Federation for advancing the standards of advertising. Among Scott's roles, is to help clients get their brand messaging right.