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Bryan S

Manager - 20 Years of Experience - Near 56520

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Manager

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Bachelor

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Bryan Sethre 218 643 5032 2088 360th street Breckenridge MN 56520 seth@rrt.net VP Creative Director  the Watsons NYC I have been freelancing for friends of mine who have their own agency. 10 - 40 hours a week. And that's about it for the last 15 years - and i'm getting awfully tan by the lake. It's time to get back to work. Creative Director  Bernard Hodes Group  2000 i was hired for three months to restaff a creative department. VP National Creative Director  Austin Knight  Chicago  1995-2000 Manage the staff (4 hubs, 47 people), operations ($60 million) and product  (see awards) for the agency on a national level. This includes supervising  production for the agency’s nine offices; leading the Chicago-based national  creative team in developing and executing integrated marketing and employer branding strategies; and playing an integral role in introducing, implementing, and managing the agency’s Account Planning function. Well, somebody had to do it. West Coast Creative Director  Austin Knight  San Francisco  1993-1995 The powers that be were happy enough with my ACD work to promote  and transfer me to the west coast. While there, I restructured staff, processes and procedures to raise the bar a few notches... enough to get me promoted again and moved home. Associate Creative Director  Austin Knight  Chicago  1990-1993 Got thrown into an agency management role and discovered I was good at it. Learned how to get the best from the talent. And how to get what I wanted  from management. Art Director  1987-1990 Took my University of Wisconsin education and moved to Chicago  where I worked freelance for three years. It felt like twelve. Awards Chicago Show 1999 Finalist - Banner Advertising Print Regional Design Annual 1997 New York Festivals 1995-1997 - seven Finalist Awards Industry Awards (EMA) - 65 since 1995 Philosophy Creative departments are like neighborhoods. The really interesting ones  are aesthetically-pleasing, have a strong sense of community and are fully  integrated. And of course, puppy dogs are welcome. References Maggie Monteith 203 770  0819 Jill Horwitz 773 327 1219 Dion Hughes 612 285 9624 My Book coroflot.com/sethsplace

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