Doug Zanger
Doug Zanger is a senior editor, agencies at Adweek, focusing on creativity and agencies. He has covered a wide range of industry topics and interviewed several high-profile luminaries including Megan Rapinoe, Sue Bird, Jeff Goldblum, Carrie Brownstein, Michael Kelly, Jeffrey Katzenberg and some of the NFL’s biggest past and present stars. Based in Portland, Ore. and unabashedly loyal to the Pacific Northwest, Zanger has over 25 years of experience in the advertising industry, including 12 in radio, where he picked up a Radio Mercury Award.
A Powerful Ad From This Insurance Challenger Supports Bubba Wallace and His Drive for Social Change
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Root Insurance backs game-changing Nascar star with sponsorship.
Oregon’s School of Journalism Researched Ad Agency Diversity and the Numbers Are Bleak
Agencies
Close to 1,800 shops were represented in the study.
New Ad Supporting USPS Addresses Election Chicanery by Revising Iconic Motto
Agencies
The expanded postal workers' motto has new lines, including "Nor corruption, nor midnight Twitter rants or fake news."
How The Richards Group Can Keep the Business Going Amid Its Moment of Crisis
Agencies
The agency's prospects are grim but not unsalvageable.
In a Rare Move, Beastie Boys License a Song for Joe Biden Campaign Ad
The spot featuring a famous live music venue slams Trump's Covid-19 response.
Tiffany R. Warren Leaving Omnicom for Role at Sony Music Group
Brand Marketing
Holding company’s Chief Diversity Officer joined in 2009.
Motel 6 Fires The Richards Group After Agency Founder Calls Ad Concept ‘Too Black’
Home Depot is also ending its relationship following Stan Richards’ remarks.
With $90 Million in Media Spend, Droga5 Launches Massive Brand Campaign for Accenture
Agencies
The consultancy took creative in-house last September.
Why The Martin Agency Decided to Gamify Its Account Wins to Attract Talent
Agencies
The agency teased its seven new client wins and enticed over 1,200 people to apply for 45 positions.
On International Day of the Girl Child, the ANA Celebrates #SeeHer With New Film
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The anthemic spot features luminaries from culture, sports, entertainment and marketing.
