Great Minds 20th Anniversary All Stars

Advertising Week Chairman and Great Minds podcast host Matt Scheckner sits down with a hand-picked group of leading luminaries for a supersize series of conversations with some of our favorites going back to 2004. Note this is a single, extended session, Entry for the first session allows you to stay for the full duration.
9:30 AM:
Richard Edelman, President & CEO, Edelman
Paul Caine, President, IMG Events and On Location
Jessica Ling, Executive Vice President, Global Brand Advertising, American Express
Michelle Miller, Co-Host, CBS Saturday Morning
10:05 AM
One-on-one with Keith Reinhard, Founder, Omnicom, Chairman Emeritus, DDB
10:25 AM
Coleen Kuehn, Media Maven & OG Advertising Week Board Member
Chuck Porter, Founder, Crispin Porter + Bogusky
Linda Sawyer, Co-Founder and CEO, Skura Style
Monique Nelson, Chair, UWG
11:05 AM
Sir Martin Sorrell, Chairman, S4 Capital
Bill Koeningsberg, Founder, Chairman & CEO, Horizon Media
Joanna Coles, Chief Content Officer, The Daily Beast
Colleen DeCourcy, Chief Marketing Officer, Snap
11:40 AM
Julia Haart, Star of Netflix “My Unorthodox Life” fashion designer, entrepreneur, and author
Julian Jacobs, Head of UTA NYC & Co-Head of Entertainment Marketing
David Sable, Vice Chairman, Stagwell
David Shing, Digital Prophet
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