Nick Capanear

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10/25/20 • 46 min

In this week’s episode of Medicine Avenue – proudly brought to you by AdvertisingHealth and the London International Awards - we speak to Nick Capanear, EVP, Executive Creative Director of GSW.

A 20-plus-year veteran creative, Nick is proof that the best creatives never stop learning. He has consistently pushed our industry forward: combining an exceptional eye for craft and creativity that permeates his work from consumer to serious science.
Join us as we discuss Nick's career; some of his most awarded work; as well as how he took a pharma campaign all the way into Lürzer's Archive.

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