Creative Corridor: an Idea Connecticut was Hungry For.
This week’s event calling for a Creative Corridor in Connecticut struck a nerve. More than 90 area marketing, public relations, advertising and academic professionals packed KPMG’s conference room at Ashforth’s recently renovated Stamford Square at 3001 Summer Street to hear the “call to arms” and about the research conducted by Euro RSCG Worldwide PR for FCPRA, at an event co-sponsored by the Business Council of Fairfield County. A full recap is coming soon but see links below to download the 140-page report, “Fairfield County, Connecticut: The Case for a Creative Corridor,” and recent media coverage of the event.… Read More
Connecticut in 2020: A Glimpse
Imagine Connecticut in the not-so-distant future: a new Silicon Valley, a creative corridor whose streets are filled with a celebration of all things local. Fairfield is home to boutique hotels, New Haven is paved with Airstream pop-up shops selling local designer goods, and the whole state—thanks to the sheer growth of big cities everywhere—is a safe haven from urban sprawl, pollution, and overpopulation.… Read More
Hybrid Culture and How Connecticut Can Be the Ellis Island of Professional Life
Back in the days of the marketing boom (pre-subprime), one of the industry’s gurus, Alex Bogusky, talked about the importance of having an agency of generalists, of people who took a creative approach to every project they concepted, produced or served from the client side. In today’s economy, competing means integrating: having more skills that will attract businesses that are hiring, and making oneself more marketable in this ever-changing way we work today.… Read More












