DDB CANADA CD ALAN RUSSELL TOPS CAXTON SPEAKER LINE-UP
Queenstown, get ready, here we come. A stellar speaker line-up has now been confirmed for the 2006 Caxton Weekend Seminar, the first trans-Tasman Caxton, which will be held at Millbrook Resort, Queenstown, New Zealand from 22-24 September.
THE SPEAKER LINE-UP
Alan Russell, Creative Director, DDB Canada (International Guest Speaker)
Mike O’Sullivan, Executive Creative Director, Saatchi & Saatchi, New Zealand
Rob Belgiovane, Executive Creative Director, BWM
Sean Cummins, Creative Director, Cummins and Partners
Vaughn Davis, Creative Director Retail, Y&R Auckland
Tony Hale, CEO, Newspaper Works
Darryl Parsons, Copywriter, Consortium New Zealand
Colin Wilson-Brown, Principal, The Clinic
Peter Evans, Marketing Manager, Toyota Motor Corporation Australia
Paul MacIntyre, Marketing Editor, Sydney Morning Herald (Facilitator)
Places are filling fast, so to guarantee your place at Caxton 2006, contact Alice Harrington on 61 2 9281 8788 or email alice@twodeforce.com.au
12 Comments
Oh yeah, that’s “stellar” alright.Same bunch of old men, different country.
What a crap line up. Not a vintage year for Caxton.
God. Look at Cummins.The words just spring to mind eh?
Line up the stella.
12:14Were those words: c u next tuesday?
Lines and Stellas?
Headline should’ve readGUY YOU’VE NEVER HEARD OF HEADS LINE-UP AT SEMINAR FOR DYING MEDIUM.
Bit confused about the top 2 photographs. Obviously Mike O’Sullivan, but which is the “before” and which is the “after”?
7:20, that dodgy top left photo is of Alan Russell, taken off the net. Should get a nice new one soon.
7:20, that dodgy top left photo is of Alan Russell, taken off the net. Should get a nice new one soon.Good, cos that one looks like he’s walked through an egg slicer.
The pic in the top left looks like a frame from that classic NEC ‘Parabola’ commercial shot by Paul Middleditch years ago.
Presumably Mr Cummins won’t be entering his agency’s current Virgin Blue press ad featuring the classic retail headline that we’ve all suggested sarcastically:’IT’S OUR BIRTHDAY AND YOU GET THE PRESENTS.’Yes, really. It’s running now.