Five principles for launching a TV show

Alum Katie Acosta (ST, 2012), BBH LA's senior brand strategist, explains how to make a new show must-watch, even when dealing with audiences inundated by content.

‘Build your village’: Alum Shameka Brown-Barbosa shares advice and thoughts on the industry ahead of 3%

Excellent article/interview with Brandcenter alum and creative director Shameka Brown-Barbosa (CW, 1999) on navigating a career in advertising as a mom and a person of color - and what she is doing to help.

Shameka will be speaking at the 3 Percent Conference this week, Nov. 2-3 in New York.

Three Brandcenter alums named to The Drum's 50 female creatives under 30

Danielle Walton Delph (AD, 2013), Marybeth Ledesma (AD, 2012), and Mo Lockard (AD, 2015) made the list that is celebrating women across the country who are putting themselves - and their cities - on the map via their creativity and achievements.

My career in 5 executions: Red & Co's Mira Kaddoura

From Nike to Google, Red & Co's founder creates work that inspires for brands that make a difference.

Future or Fad? An intro to immersive media and why good UX is critical to its success

Brandcenter alum Dan Cotting (XD, 2016) shares his thoughts on designing for immersive media, virtual reality, and augmented reality as a guest blogger for edUi. 

Brandcenter team awarded a D&AD New Bloods pencil

2017 grads Dennis Chen and Josh Gherghel's "Mascots Against Fur" campaign wins D&AD's challenge of real briefs from major brands.

How to win at being an outsider

From the practicality of your ignorance - prompting you to question unwritten rules - to your inclination to dig deeper in order to understand people, Brandcenter alum Anna Bedineishvili (ST, 2013) shows the powerful advantages of being an "outsider."

Richmond Symphony, Virginia Opera draw on Brandcenter talent to design for the future

The re-branding of the Richmond Symphony by Professor Kelly O'Keefe's students and the new look of the Richmond Opera by Brandcenter alum Jamin Hoyle (AD, 2003) were designed to catch the attention of younger audiences.

Three Brandcenter alums make Adweek’s Creative 100

Brandcenter alums Casey Rand (CW, 2008) and Karen Land Short (AD, 2008) at Droga5, and Ryan Niland (CW, 2015) at Wieden + Kennedy, PDX, made the list of names you need to know right now in marketing, media and tech.