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    Home » CCO Myra Nussbaum Takes On Dual Role At Havas Chicago, Assumes Agency Presidency

    CCO Myra Nussbaum Takes On Dual Role At Havas Chicago, Assumes Agency Presidency

    By SHOOTFriday, January 21, 2022Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments3045 Views
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    Myra Nussbaum
    CHICAGO --

    Less than a year after becoming chief creative officer of Havas Chicago, Myra Nussbaum has been promoted to the dual role of president and CCO of the creative agency. Nussbaum, the first female CCO within Havas’ North American creative network, now adds agency leadership responsibilities to her current remit, which has been focused on creative development and advancement for Havas Chicago’s entire portfolio of clients and teams since taking the helm in May 2021. Now, Nussbaum will additionally be responsible for the agency’s strategic oversight and guidance to continue to positively position the Havas Chicago Village in the marketing marketplace. 

    “A funny thing happened as we were searching for our next amazing leader for Havas Chicago,” said Stephanie Nerlich, CEO, Havas North America. “I got to spend an enormous amount of time with one candidate that exemplifies so many of the qualities we were looking for—someone who believes in building solutions around real client problems with a client-centric mindset; someone who asks for more data, not less, to uncover insight; someone who finds joy in the thrill of the hunt; and, most importantly, someone who passionately believes in the power of creativity: our very own Myra Nussbaum, who has been demonstrating the impact of her leadership in action every day.”  

    A hands-on doer with an entrepreneurial spirit, and a track record of driving growth while creating brilliant work, Nussbaum is a progressive leader and inherent collaborator who knows how to unlock the potential of her people. Since joining Havas Chicago, Nussbaum has demonstrated a keen combination of business acumen and fearless creativity. She has overseen the development of high-profile work for her clients, driven new business opportunities for the agency and proven to bring the best work out of others. In addition to continuing to lead the revolutionizing of brands through craft and culture, she’s now also tasked with reimagining Havas Chicago’s vision and delivering the plan for its continued success–working with executive, client, strategy, and creative leaders throughout the agency to ensure creativity is at the center to accelerate clients’ businesses.

    “In today’s world, where agencies serve as strategic partners to brands and marketers, the business implications of our creative approach have never been more important,” said Nussbaum. “Not only must our work authentically tap into culture, it needs to be brave to break through and make a meaningful difference while still positively impacting a brand’s bottom line. I have always looked at my clients’ creative needs through a business lens, and now I’m excited to flip the switch by looking at our agency’s business objectives through a creative-first mindset.” 

    With Nussbaum’s appointment, the agency will continue to prioritize creativity. Another recent hire, Vincent Geraghty, joins Havas Chicago as head of production and studios, where he’ll work closely with Nussbaum to develop best-in-class campaigns and work. Geraghty is a 30-year advertising industry veteran who is passionate about innovative content creation. His prior affiliations include serving as EVP, executive director of production at Leo Burnett, and exec director of integrated production at Ogilvy. Throughout his career, he’s built studios and led integrated productions teams that deliver award-winning and scalable motion, static, digital, and experiential marketing productions for global brands. 

    In her new dual role, Nussbaum will report into Nerlich.

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    California May Fine Content Creators Who Don’t Disclose They Were Paid To Post About Politics

    Saturday, August 8, 2026

    Weeks before voting ended in California's primary for governor, Los Angeles-based influencer Shaka Smith took to Instagram to tell his more than 700,000 followers whom he was voting for and why.

    "Healthcare shouldn't bankrupt you, housing should not feel impossible, polluters shouldn't pass their bill to us and artists should not be replaced by AI," Smith said. "That's why I'm supporting Tom Steyer for governor."

    But Smith started the video with a disclaimer: "This is an ad, and honestly, I wish more political content said that first." His caption specified that he was paid by Steyer's campaign.

    California is one of two states, along with Texas, that have passed policies requiring content creators to say if they've been paid by a political campaign to post, and the Golden State is considering cracking down by fining people who don't.

    Campaigns have long worked with celebrities and major influencers to win over voters, but now they are teaming up with smaller creators — sometimes with fewer than 100,000 followers — to reach more tailored audiences. That has sparked debates about whether disclosure rules for political advertisements should apply to content creators, who are expected to play prominent roles in the upcoming midterms and the 2028 presidential election.

    "If you're running for president and you are not currently trying to court some of these people or lining up your own people to act as surrogates for you, you're already behind," said Mike Nellis, a Democratic strategist who worked for Kamala Harris' presidential campaign.

    Campaigns tap creators to spread their message
    Questions about transparency have been fueled by high-profile instances of influencers making content intended to... Read More

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