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    Home » The One Club and The 3% Movement set global jury for Next Creative Leaders

    The One Club and The 3% Movement set global jury for Next Creative Leaders

    By SHOOTThursday, July 11, 2019Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments1755 Views
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    NEW YORK --

    The One Club for Creativity, the non-profit organization recognizing creative excellence in advertising and design, and The 3% Movement, aN ad industry voice for gender equality and diversity, have set the global jury for their joint Next Creative Leaders 2019 program.

    Developed collaboratively by the two organizations in 2015, Next Creative Leaders identifies, celebrates and gives a global platform to talented creative women who are making their mark on the world with both game changing work and a unique point of view on creative leadership that’s changing the industry for the better.  

    This year’s Next Creative Leaders judges’ lineup, representing 10 countries and including seven past NCL winners, is as follows:  

    • Nedal Ahmed, senior creative, 72andSunny, Amsterdam (NCL ’18)
    • Gail Anderson, creative director, School of Visual Arts, New York
    • Lisa Balser, creative director, freelance, Atlanta
    • Endre Berentzen, chief creative officer, cofounder, ANTI Norway, Bergen
    • Ron Burrage, head of beverage design, Pepsico, New York
    • Luis Camano, chief creative officer, founder, Key Activations, Los Angeles
    • Bram Ceuppens, senior creative, Heat, San Francisco
    • Soham Chatterjee, senior creative, Leo Burnett, Chicago
    • Charlotte Clymer, press secretary, Human Rights Campaign, Washington, DC
    • Elaine Cox, executive creative director, Heat, San Francisco
    • Sarah DiLeo, executive producer, Sister, New York
    • Jenny Ehlers, executive creative director, King James, Cape Town
    • Karrem Fahmi, executive creative director, cofounder, Factor, Oakland
    • Roberto Fara, executive creative director, R/GA, New York
    • Amy Ferguson, executive creative director, TBWAChiatDay, New York
    • Raul Garcia, executive creative director, Momentum, Toronto
    • Kim Goulbourne, founder, Made by Bourne, New York
    • Piper Hickman, executive creative director, 360i, New York
    • Maddy Kramer, associate creative director, Anomaly, New York (NCL ’18)
    • Nils Leonard, chief creative officer, Uncommon, London
    • Eduardo Marques, chief creative officer, Publicis Spain, Madrid
    • Julie Matheny, associate creative director, Droga5, New York (NCL ’18)
    • Mietta McFarlane, senior copywriter, Droga5, New York (NCL ’18)
    • Megan McGlynn, creative director, writer, freelance, Chicago
    • Krystle Mullin, creative director, RPA, Santa Monica (NCL ’18)
    • Julia Neumann, executive creative director, TBWAChiatDay, New York
    • Malcolm Poynton, global chief creative officer, Cheil Worldwide, London
    • Ryan Robertson, brand director, Diageo, New York
    • Adama Sall, cofounder, Apollo 51, head of strategy, East, Mekanism, New York
    • Julie Scelzo, global executive creative director, mcgarrybowen, New York
    • Lora Schulson, director of production, 72andSunny, New York
    • Aaron Shimer, director of product marketing, HiRoad, Chicago
    • Jessica Shriftman, creative director of brand, Billie, New York (NCL ’18)
    • Sbu Sitole, chief creative officer, The Odd Number, Johannesburg
    • Gayatri Sriram, digital creative head, FCB Ulka, Delhi (NCL ’18)
    • Tea Uglow, creative director, Google Creative Labs, Sydney
    • Mike Wente, chief strategy officer, Swirl mcgarrybowen, San Francisco
    • Pete Williams, creative director, GPJ, New York
    • Sherman Winfield, creative director, Fitzco, Atlanta
    • Kelly Woh, group creative director, Ogilvy, Shanghai

    This year’s 10 winners will be revealed at The 3% Conference at the Navy Pier in Chicago, November 7-8, 2019, with some of them in attendance to speak.  

    To make Next Creative Leaders as open and accessible as possible, there is no fee to enter the competition.  Entrants are judged on four-to-six pieces of creative work, their background and information about how they — and their work — are pushing the industry forward and making a positive contribution in terms of diversity, mentoring and advocacy.  

    Entries highlighting a candidate’s creativity, leadership and unique point of view can be submitted here. Deadline for submission is August 9, 2019.

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    Roblox steps up age checks and groups younger users into age-based chats

    Tuesday, November 18, 2025
    The gaming platform Roblox is displayed on a tablet, Oct. 30, 2021, in New York. (AP Photo/Leon Keith, File)

    Roblox is stepping up its age verification system for users who want to privately message other players and implementing age-based chats so kids, teens and adults will only be able to message people around their own age.

    The moves come as the popular gaming platform continues to face criticism and lawsuits over child safety and a growing number of states and countries are implementing age verification laws.

    The company had previously announced the age estimation tool, which is provided by a company called Persona, in July. It requires players to take a video selfie that will be used to estimate their age. Roblox says the videos are deleted after the age check is processed. Users are not required to submit a face scan to use the platform, only if they want to chat with other users.

    Roblox doesn't allow kids under 13 to chat with other users outside of games unless they have explicit parental permission — and unlike different platforms, it does not encrypt private chat conversations, so it can monitor and moderate them.

    While some experts have expressed caution about the reliability of facial age estimation tools, Matt Kaufman, chief safety officer at Roblox, said that between the ages of about five to 25, the system can accurately estimate a person's age within one or two years.

    "But of course, there's always people who may be well outside of a traditional bell curve. And in those cases, if you disagree with the estimate that comes back, then you can provide an ID or use parental consent in order to correct that," he said.

    After users go through the age checks, they will be assigned to age groups ranging from under nine, nine to 12, 13 to 15, 16 to 17, 18 to 20 and over 21. Users will then be able to chat with their age... Read More

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