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The Hub is a free resource for all professionals working in the area of new business generation and development. Here you will find highlights of content generated for subscribers to The Advertist – the UK’s first independent resource for agency new business.

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THE FUEL PODCAST: Nick Asbury: The Road to Hell – The Corruption of Purpose

The road to hell is paved with good intentions, says the proverb. Never has that been truer than in the case of corporate purpose, the movement that took over the business and advertising world following the financial crisis of 2008. Nick…
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THE FUEL PODCAST: Catherine Allison: Teach Yourself to Present

Discussing the findings of a massive survey of creative agencies and their clients, actor, coach and business presentation guru Catherine Allison gives advice on how to make business presentations, talks, seminars and online meetings…
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THE FUEL PODCAST: Paul Feldwick: The Pedlar’s Song

The undeniable link between advertising and entertainment explained by Paul Feldwick, the author of ‘Why Does the Pedlar Sing?’ Paul’s investigation into this subject began a few years ago when he worked in senior planning roles…
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THE FUEL PODCAST - Euan McMorrow: Sounds Profitable

Retail stores need to do everything they can to entertain and retain their walk-in customers, and on a wider basis, brands are fighting for an increasingly tougher share of their customers’ attention. Sound is the new frontier of…
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THE FUEL PODCAST - David Meikle: Pitch Perfect!

Some incredible agency management advice from David Meikle – former Director of Ogilvy London and Head of Ogilvy Russia. Alongside his role of advising some of the world’s biggest brands and agencies on their strategic marketing…
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The Fuel Podcast - THE HOWARD GOSSAGE SHOW: STEVE HARRISON & DAVE DYE

Howard Gossage – often dubbed the “Socrates of San Francisco,” revolutionised advertising in the 1950s and 60s with his unconventional and humanistic approach. So it took two equally unconventional and humanistic creatives – Steve…
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