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Feb 25, 2021

Up-skill it to kill it

SPIKES ASIA X CAMPAIGN: In this roundtable, award-winning Ogilvy creatives share their tips on how to stay fresh and relevant.

This session was broadcast during Spikes Asia X Campaign at 3:05 pm on February 25, 2021.

We all have to keep learning, adapting, and growing in our creative careers. Diversify your knowledge and skillset in order to ensure it's a long and fruitful one. In this roundtable, filmed in Hong Kong, award-winning creatives share their tips on how to stay fresh and relevant.

  • Why should creatives work collaboratively with the tech sector?
  • Understanding the right balance of human curiosity and magic and tech

Speakers

  • Reed Collins, Chief Creative Officer APAC, Ogilvy (Moderator)
  • Chevy Ho, Senior Art Director Hong Kong, Ogilvy
  • Sarah-Leith Izzard, Regional Executive Creative Director APAC, Ogilvy
  • Manolis Perrakis, Head of Creative Technology Hong Kong, Ogilvy
  • Soenar Santoso, Digital Art Director Hong Kong, Ogilvy

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Source:
Campaign Asia

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