TALKING INSPIRATION

In a series of interviews hosted by Marc Nohr (former CEO of Kitcatt Nohr Digitas) we learn from leading figures in the advertising industry about inspires them and where they get their inspiration from.

These videos were commissioned by Campaign magazine and quickly became some of the most played films on their website, with an average dwell time of six minutes.

An interview by Marc Nohr (CEO Kitcatt Nohr Digitas) featuring Maurice Lévy (chairman and CEO Publicis Groupe). In this interview Maurice discloses what inspires him and where he draws inspiration from. This video was commissioned by Campaign (advertising trade mag) and quickly became the most played film on their website, and had a average dwell time of 6 minutes.

Maurice Lévy, CEO Publicis Groupe talks philosophy, technology and how stability is created through change.

An interview by Marc Nohr, featuring Sir Peter Basalgette, former chairman of Endemol and chair of the Arts Council.

Sir Peter Basalgette, chair of ITV and former chairman of Endemol and the Arts Council talks art, media and Riepl's Law.

In this interview Marc Nohr, talks to Rory Sutherland (Executive Creative Director and Vice-Chairman, OgilvyOne London and Vice-Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather UK) he's Spectators' Wiki Man, profilic tweeter and TED lecturer. Here we learn what inspires him, the importance of behavioural economics and why people don't understand why they do things.

Here we meet Rory Sutherland (Executive Creative Director and Vice-Chairman, OgilvyOne London and Vice-Chairman, Ogilvy & Mather UK). He's the Spectators' 'Wiki Man', a profilic tweeter and TED lecturer. 

Here we learn about the importance of behavioural economics and why people don't understand why they do things.

Marc Nohr talks to Sir John Hegarty, of one the founders of the legendary advertising agency BBH. Here we learn what inspires him, what pisses him off and why creatives wearing headphones is completely wrong.

Marc Nohr talks to Sir John Hegarty, one of the founders of legendary advertising agency BBH. We learn why he thinks reading the Economist is important and what "really pisses him off".