Doug Zanger@zangerdoug.zanger@adweek.comDoug Zanger is a senior editor 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, Oregon, 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. Ad of the Day Hollywood’s Most Fun-Loving Couple Gets Hilariously Uncomfortable With Their Kids in New Ad Kristen Bell and Dax Shepard tout honesty for Lightlife, a 40-year-old challenger in the plant-based burger category. How a Copywriter’s Anonymous Meme Account Became a Social Media Helpline for Young Talent Dong Draper is "the lovechild of angst and detachment." Cincinnati Brand Stars Adweek Celebrates the Brand Stars of Cincinnati Honoring the best of the best of the Queen City. Challenger Brands This Craft Brewer Is Staking Its Claim in the Burgeoning Non-Alcoholic Beer Market WellBeing Brewing Company sees a gap in the category. Leadership & Talent Q&A: Deutsch’s Outgoing CEO Mike Sheldon Reflects on 2 Decades at the Agency Navigating the ups and downs in L.A. with positivity. Ad of the Day Mother. Lawyer. Gold Medal Triathlete. Meet Nicola Spirig, the Role Model Our World Needs Running brand On powerfully celebrates the Swiss 'Superfrau.' AdFreak The Martin Agency Simplifies the CarMax Shopping Experience in Its First Campaign for the Brand 2 new ads strip it down to a straightforward message and position. Leadership & Talent ‘Creative Icon’ Vicki Maguire Takes the CCO Reins at Havas London Outspoken, collaborative creative leader was at Grey London for 10 years. Ad of the Day Hold Up, Did Splenda Just Make One of the Year’s Funniest Ads? There's a new grow-your-own revolution brewing in this surprising gem from Humanaut As the Face of Aging Changes, Getty Images Launches Photo Series to Combat Stereotypes A new collection with AARP paints a more accurate portrait.123…32Next »