Nicole Ortiz

Community Editor

Nicole Ortiz is the community editor at Adweek, where she focuses on garnering op-ed pieces for the Voice channel and manages Adweek's communities, such as the Advisory Board, Voice Network and Academic Council. Nicole also helps lead newsroom initiatives on diversity and inclusion.Nicole previously served as the managing editor for Best Lawyers magazine.

How One Creative Is Facilitating More Opportunities for Women in Advertising

Laura Visco is changing the narrative, one invisible talent at a time.

Actor Patrick Renna holds a s'more

The Sandlot’s Patrick Renna Is Back to School Us Once Again on Making S’mores

Yes, his WorldMark timeshare ad includes a 'You're killing me, Smalls' reference.

EA’s Head of Global Marketing Intelligence, Belinda J. Smith speaking at Adweek Nextech 2019 conference

For EA, In-Housing Was a ‘Fluid, Cyclical Journey’ Driven by Data Security

Being 'player-first' was also a motivating factor, according to the brand's head of global marketing intelligence.

A cover to a magazine; The cover's title is 'Grad Guide 2019'

Adweek’s 2019 Grad Guide to Marketing, Media and More

From nailing interviews to making a professional website.

The Rise of OTT Has Forced Brands to Overhaul Their Existing Video Strategies

Creating a streaming world we've come to rely on in a way.

Winter Is Coming—Directly to an AT&T Retail Store Near You

HBO and the telecom giant offer Game of Thrones fans swag and exclusive content.

Thanks to Orkin, Homeowners Can Just Relax and Not Focus on Ovulating Spiders in These New Ads

The series of posts highlight the mundane, pest-free life you deserve.

Diversity Efforts Need to Continue All Year, Not Just Be Confined to One-Month Intervals

The Adweek Advisory Board shares what they're doing to make inclusivity a long-term priority.

Standing Out at SXSW Means Creating Experiences Interlaced With Relevant Tech

Though not everyone is convinced that the fest is worthwhile.

How Challenger Brands Are Bridging the Gap Between Ecommerce and Brick and Mortar

Harry's, Away and Untuckit are all upping their presence in physical retail.