Hot off the presses, HQvB partner Andy Shortt, was asked by Strategy Magazine to comment on the new CIBC "It's worth a talk" campaign. Sadly, the campaign isn't much to talk about.
To read Andy's comments, click here.
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was inspired by Andy's comments!
Seems having a point of view is not considered cricket in our benighted business.
Posted by: Simon | January 09, 2009 at 05:01 PM