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    Submit Brief

      The art of successful creative briefing

      Price: By request
      Length: Half day

      John Almond, author of “Where Have All the Big Ideas Gone? The critical role of the creative brief in producing great ideas,” demonstrates why a brilliant creative brief really matters.

      Drawing on an eclectic mix of sources that includes The Sex Pistols, the SAS and his godson, John makes a compelling case for the creative brief and presents examples of great ideas that would never have been conceived without one.

      Using interactive group exercises and real case studies, you will operate in teams, engage in debate and present your outputs to a judging panel that includes a guest speaker from an unexpected discipline.

      What you’ll take away:

      • Confidence in your ability to spot an excellent brief
      • Improved brief-writing techniques
      • Great story-telling skills

      Who should attend:

      • Account Managers / Directors at creative and in-house agencies
      • Project Managers at creative and in-house agencies
      • Creative Directors at creative and in-house agencies
      • Marketeers working directly with creatives

      Workshop agenda:

      • How good are you at writing or assessing briefs?
      • Understanding what a great brief look like.
      • The art of storytelling.
      • Bringing the consumer to life in a compelling way.
      • Creating a powerful link between the brand and the consumer (insights and the brand’s promise).
      • Every part of the workshop supported with interactive exercises.
      • You will write a brief during the workshop that will be judged by a selected panel.

      Next dates:
      We run this workshop by request, in-house for client and brands who have a team to train.

      Trainer:
      John Almond, Marketing Communications Consultant, Trainer and Coach.