Episode 23 - Giancarlo Rodas, GCD at Vice

12/06/21 • 64 min

Giancarlo Rodas' career is what ad dreams are made of. From Lima to Dubai to New York and now Los Angeles, his experience in advertising has found him making impactful work from some of the world's leading agencies. By anyone's metric he has aced this whole advertising thing, sweeping up loads of the most coveted awards in the industry. But to hear him tell it, he's just getting started.
In this episode we talk to him about his start in architecture before making the switch to advertising, his singular focus on excellence, and where else that drive may take him. Hint: he's coming for the Emmy's.
You can find his incredible work at r0das.com.
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Episode 22 - Tescia Deák, CD at TBWA\Chiat\Day LA

Tescia Deák is a Creative Director at the storied Los Angeles agency, Chiat/Day. Her portfolio is full of brilliant, purpose-driven work that would make the most cynical creative at Weiden & Kennedy envious. Like a widget that makes the whole internet more equitable. A downy commercial that ran so long it essentially sent the main actor into royalty retirement. Passion projects like a mentorship program that connects women to one another and to a support system that’s unprecedented in the boys club of advertising. And much, much more.

Today you’ll get a front-row seat at her journey—the ups, the downs, and the philosophy that fueled her ascension into ad stardom.

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Episode 24 - Tres Colacion, GCD at Droga5

Tres Colacion stumbled into advertising by way of nightlife promotion. Since then, he has racked up nearly all of the industry's most coveted awards in a career that spans the globe, from Dubai to London, LA to NYC where he now serves as GCD at Droga5.
Tres joined us via zoom before jetting off for his commercial assignment in the ranks of BBDO before his Droga move. We talk about why he likes a team with a diverse educational background, why he doesn't use much copy (if any) in many of his ads, and why when you go to his portfolio as a recruiter, it tells you to look elsewhere first.
You can find his portfolio of brilliant work at trescolacion.com.

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