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Hi. At an ad agency, who presents a completed project to a client? Is it the creative director or the art director? Thanks
Danielle,
Every agency is different. In some, this is a job for the creative director. In others - especially smaller shops - the copywriter and art director (who came up with the ideas) may be permitted to interact directly with the client.
In some shops, the account executives will present the work. In fact, that's how it used to be done nearly exclusively back in the days of "Mad Men." However, ever since people like Bill Berbach and Howard Gossage, the creative folks have taken a larger role in the presentation of their ideas.
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