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In the late ’60s and early ’70s, a creative revolution was going on in New York. Agency Doyle Dane Bernbach was dramatically changing the advertising business forever.
The revolution was being led by Bill Bernbach, Roy Grace, Helmut Krone, George Lois, Phyllis Robinson, Mary Wells and agency Scali, McCabe, Sloves. They were doing advertising that was smart, funny, impactful and likable.
They changed the advertising business from Ivy League good ol’ boys on Madison Avenue to a club where, if you were smart, creative and had a passion for new ideas, anyone—Jews, Italians, Greeks, women, men—could join.
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