PADC’s Brain Boost boosted
The PADC is pleased to confirm that this year’s festival of ideas will be going ahead as planned. After Campaign Brief’s last news posting, the club received a few more confirmed attendees which means the event is once again a viable proposition.
Said PADC President Andrew Tinning: “Of particular note was a lovely gesture from Michael Lynch from Campaign Brief in Sydney. Michael Is probably the industry’s greatest advocate when it comes to creativity. He offered to register as a ‘ghost delegate’ if it meant that his registration would help the cause. On behalf of the PADC thank you Michael, that level of interest and support is hugely appreciated.”
The PADC will leave the registration open until Friday and encourages as many as possible to attend the event. Tinning has spoken with the judges and they are all enthusiastic about sharing their work and their knowledge with the Perth industry.
“On the day there will be some amazing work on display and the chance to discuss how it was created and delivered with them is a very unique opportunity for those lucky enough and interested enough to attend. To those of you out there with staff training budgets and commitments who haven’t already shown your support, I would encourage you to have another think and reconsider making the most of what the festival has to offer,” said Tinning.
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In my haste to get this release out I failed to mention that an event like this is not just purely for creatives. It is equally important that account service, planners and media personnel be exposed to this level of creativity as they all play a very important role in the creative process.