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“The beauty of mixing ideas. Don’t let appearances fool you: mixing our heads is the best way we know to find great ideas for your brand.” Advertising Agency: Milc, Siena, Italy Creative Director: Giampiero Cito Art Director: Matteo Scheggi Copywriter: Matteo Spadoni Strategic planner: Antonio Paolo

Advertising Agency: Clemenger BBDO, Adelaide, Australia Executive Creative Director: Karl Fleet Art Director: Paul Stratton Copywriter: Jeremy Egerton Account Director: Erik de Ross Agency Producer: Michelle Treloar Studio: Natalie Dunn Retouching: Paul Munzberg Account manager: Carmel Alfano

Advertising Agency: DDB, Auckland, New Zealand Executive Creative Director: Andy Fackrell Creative Director: Chris Schofield Art Director: Zac Lancaster Copywriter: Tom Cunliffe Account Director: Danielle Richards Planner: Craig McLeod Account manager: Katya Frolova

Advertising Agency: M&C Saatchi Abel, Johannesburg, South Africa Photographer: Mark Lanning

Advertising Agency: Grey, New York, USA President / Chief Creative Officer: Tor Myhren Executive Creative Directors: Per Pedersen, Steve Krauss, Ari Halper Creatives: Corel Theuma, Pieter Melief Creative Reputation Manager: Rachel West Account Director: Elizabeth Gilchrist Assistant Account Executive: Cassie Novick Graphic Services: Jay Green

Advertising Agency: Binder Visão Estratégica, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Creative Director: Marcos Apóstolo Art Director: Marcus Saulnier Copywriter: Gustavo Nogueira Head of Art: Marcus Saulnier Illustrator: Estúdio Ícone Art Buyers: Bianca Repsold , Clara Queiroz Account Executives: Lucas Daibert

Advertising Agency: Doubleyou, Spain Creative Director: Jesús Revuelta Senior Copywriter: Ximo Villalba Designer: Marta Torredeflot Account Director: Nuria Andrés Account Executive: Bea Reboll AV Producer: Irene Choclán Digital Production: DoubleYou AV Production Company: NonamePro Events: SMM

Advertising Agency: Driven, Ferndale, MI USA Creative Directors: John Cymbal, Brian Cusac Art Director: John Cymbal Copywriter: Nick Marine Photographer: Mitch Ranger Retouching, Jamie Menary

Wisconsin is not the most unemployment-friendly state. The state legislature’s Joint Finance Committee voted Monday to approve a proposal that would require Wisconsin’s unemployed to double their work searches from two to four searches per week. Should they fail to meet requirements, they would lose their benefits, NBC 15 reported Monday morning, hours before the vote. NEW! Discover a new stock idea each week for less than the cost of 1 trade. CLICK HERE for your Weekly Stock Cheat Sheets NOW! The budget committee approved the proposal Monday afternoon, making Wisconsin a state with one of the toughest job requirement searches in the country, compared to states like Pennsylvania and Michigan who only mandate that their unemployed apply to a minimum of two jobs per week. According to a briefing paper by the nonpartisan Legislative Fiscal Bureau, only three other states require four or more searches a week. Though the change was up for a vote Monday in the legislature’s Joint Finance Committee, the full legislature will have to agree for the change to take effect. The Democrats are against the proposal, claiming it is “designed to kick people off of unemployment insurance.” Republicans deny this claim, explaining that the proposal will work to better encourage people to secure jobs. Don’t Miss: Fed’s Easy Money Policy Gets a Green Light From Low Inflation. Read the original article from Wall St. Cheat Sheet

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