MAA launches first creative diploma

The Marketing Agencies Association has launched its first creative diploma, aimed at up-and-coming creatives working in agencies.

Caitlin Ryan: former Karmarama ECD will be a tutor on the course
Caitlin Ryan: former Karmarama ECD will be a tutor on the course

Tutors on the course will include Caitlin Ryan, the former executive creative director of Karmarama, and Patrick Collister, Google’s head of design and former vice-chairman and executive creative director of Ogilvy & Mather.

It will also be taught by David Harris, the executive creative director of Gyro, and Steve Henry, the founder and former creative director of ad agency HCCL and a co-founder of Decoded.

The part-time course, which runs for five weeks beginning in November, is part-funded by Creative Skillset, the industry skills body for the creative industries, which will make it half-price for students.

It will include practical tasks, such as how to recognise a brilliant idea and how to deliver a persuasive elevator pitch.

Earlier this month Scott Knox, the managing director of the MAA, founded PrideAM, the ad industry’s first leadership group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.

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