Ad2 Copywriting Panel Happy Hour at OM
April 13
When:
4.13.2010, 5:30pm to 9:00pm
Where:
OM Restaurant
401 N 1st Ave
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401
Cost:
free for members; $15 nonmembers; $5 students; additional $15 after Apr. 12
Event Files
- the venue (OM Restaurant) (Web Link)
- Register today! (Web Link)
Ever wonder who wrote that commercial, that billboard … this paragraph? These guys did. See our panelists listed below. The way of the word ain’t easy, which is why every agency needs a Microsoft Word-toting professional in the house. Wanna know what it takes to be a copywriter?
Find out over free appetizers, Q&A and a little schmoozing and networking action at OM in the downtown Minneapolis warehouse district. Don’t forget to bring the biggest Thesaurus you can carry - this is gonna be fun!
The Panelists:
Paul Swiatek is a copywriter at Kruskopf Coontz and has also worked at Saatchi&Saatchi LA and Pocket Hercules. He’s done work for Toyota, 3M, Rapala, ESPN, Grain Belt Beer, Best Buy, Fuji Ya and a bunch of other brands. He doesn’t drink soda, but enjoys the citrusy goodness of Squirt. Just so you know.
Dan Ruppert-Kan is a Copywriter and Creative Consultant at DRK Creative, an agency he founded three years ago. Prior to that, he was the Creative Director at Russell Herder and a Sr. Copywriter at Carmichael Lynch for 7+ years. He has created effective marketing campaigns for American Standard, Benjamin Moore Paints, Discovery Channel, Formica, Harley-Davidson, HCMC, Lutsen Mountains, Porsche, Schwan’s Food Service and Toro. He is frequently spotted near Sex World only because his office is directly across the alleyway.
Andy Thieman writes in a cubicle high above the City Center atrium within Target’s Headquarters, in an agency called inHouse, which is abbreviated, “.iH.” He did not name the agency, but thinks it’s clever that backwards, “.iH” is “Hi.” Before Target, he wrote at Martin|Williams. Before that, Colle+McVoy. And before that, Best Buy Advertising … which doesn’t really exist anymore. He does not wear khaki pants and a red shirt to work. Ever.
The Cost:
Ad Fed/Ad2 Members: Free with pre-registration, $5 at the door
Students: $5 with pre-registration, $10 at the door
Nonmembers: $15 with pre-registration, $20 at the door
Register online or contact the Ad Fed office at (651) 917-6251.
Cancellation/Refund/No-Show Policy: Cancellations received by the Ad Fed office at least 48 hours prior to the event are eligible for a refund of the registration fee. No refunds will be provided for cancellations received fewer than 48 hours prior to the event. No-shows will be billed for any unpaid registration fees.
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