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Nancy Dubuc works at A+E Networks and a CEO at A+E Networks and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

Matt is president at Golin; responsible for the agency’s EMEA and New York offices and is the current chairman of the UK’s trade body, the PRCA. On his watch, Golin London has been named ‘Agency of the Year’ eight times. Matt specializes in international brand and product communications and has launched products and services in most major markets around the world. He’s been fortunate to work with leading CMOs, designers, photographers and artists. He is passionate about creativity and helping agencies continue their evolution into progressive, integrated businesses that remain incredibly relevant in an ever changing world.

As President of MullenLowe Boston, Kristen leads an agency built to work with ambitious thought leaders. Kristen has led strategic brand planning for numerous domestic and global challenger brands, including Acura, Volkswagen, Saab, adidas, Charles Schwab, Kohler, Coca-Cola, American Greetings and Miller Brewing. Kristen is a two-time winner of the Jay Chiat Award, the industry’s highest award for strategic excellence, for her work on Volkswagen and Coca-Cola. She believes we live in a world of increased competition, and the biggest threat to business today isn’t rejection, but indifference. For a challenger to win, they must have the ambition to steer conversation towards their brand and in their favor. As a growth officer, Kristen focuses on repositioning and differentiating the agency by utilizing her planning background. In her three years at MullenLowe U.S., the agency has doubled in size, opened offices in San Francisco and Los Angeles and twice been named to the Ad Age Agency A-List. In her six-year tenure at The Martin Agency, the agency was one of the fastest growing agencies in the country, named to the Ad Age A-List five consecutive years, and in 2010, Adweek named them Agency of the Year.

Kathy took an interesting path to a career in agency leadership. She studied economics as an undergrad at the University of Cincinnati, and that social sciences background trained her to look for the motivators that lead people to make the choices they make. She earned her MBA at what is now UC’s Lindner College of Business, a discipline that prepared her to apply consumer behavior principles in the context of business objectives. After a career that included stops at Accenture, Macy’s and Coca-Cola, she joined Northlich in 2000 as chief financial officer, later serving as COO. As president and CEO since 2007, she helps brands and companies understand both the contribution and the cost of their marketing efforts so they can deliver real value to their shareholders and stakeholders. Kathy loves the outdoors and does her best thinking while walking outside. She loves the Cincinnati neighborhoods of Mt. Adams and OTR for their vibrancy and transformation. Kathy’s proudest achievements are her three bright and caring sons, whom she aspires to someday take on a trip to Australia and New Zealand.

Greg Andersen is a Chief Executive Officer at Bailey Lauerman. He has experience at GOOGLE INC., Toyota Motor, and HAVAS and has worked as Chief Executive Officer at Bartle Bogle Hegarty and President at Rapp Collins Worldwide.

Worked at AdRoll, Board Member Persuant Health. Previous work at Good Technology (acquired by Motorola), Everdream (acquired by Dell) and ABN AMRO.

After five years as an educator, Dave entered the world of marketing as a music composer/ producer for radio and TV commercials. After creating over one hundred jingles, Dave began developing complete creative concepts to help drive his clients’ business.Dave founded his first advertising agency, Thomas Phillips Clawson, in 1982. In 1989 he sold the agency to Evans Group, and served as president and CEO of their Salt Lake, Los Angeles and Denver operations during the next several years. When Evans Group was sold to Publicis in 1998, Dave became president of the Salt Lake office. After a run for the U.S. Congress, he founded ThomasARTS in 2003 with his three sons, Troy, Matt and Brett. Relevant experience during Dave’s career includes the branding of the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, working with Zions Bank, Wells Fargo Bank, Iomega, First Security Bank, UnitedHealthcare, FHP Healthcare, Utah Travel Council, Coventry Health Care, SelectHealth, Insphere Insurance Solutions, Mozy, Deseret Media Companies, The Deseret News, KSL Television, Garff Automotive Group, Gus Paulos Chevrolet and dozens of other local and national brands.He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from Weber State University and a master’s from Brigham Young University. In 2010 the Utah Advertising Federation honored Dave with the prestigious Silver Medal Award. He is also a recipient of the annual Doris S. Melich Founders’ Award from the Utah/Idaho Arthritis Association and received an Honorary Doctorate from Salt Lake Community College.