Philip VanDusen - Advice for New Creative Directors - What Every Creative Director Needs to Do to Succeed

Great creative leaders don’t just tell designers what to do. Their responsibilities go far beyond that. Part coach, referee, therapist, peacemaker, and storyteller, CD’s are like octopuses with a hundred arms.If you’ve recently been promoted to creative director or are just learning the ropes in your new role, this podcast will tell you all you need to know about the critical skills every new creative director must develop to succeed.Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast episode, use the following links for more of my work and some valuable resources to get you started on your branding initiatives. Until the next episode!WEBSITE:
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