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The Impact of Creativity | Justin Ahrens
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Justin Ahrens is the Co-founder, Partner, and Chief Brand Officer of Rule29 and the Marrow companies, a firm that works with clients ranging from nonprofits to Fortune 50 companies. The agency is also a Certified B Corporation and has helped over 20,000 people access water through the Wheels4Water project.
Justin is an international public speaker at prominent events such as the AIGA Design Conference, Creative Mornings, Design Thinkers, Adobe Max, and HOW Live. Additionally, he has authored various LinkedIn learning courses and is an adjunct design instructor at Notre Dame and Kent State University.
In this episode…Every creative agency or creative professional sets out with lofty ideals. It's often their spark and passion that initially draws them to the field. The issue, however, is when pure creativity is no longer enough to be successful. A host of crucial skills and values are also necessary. Is it possible to focus on these without sacrificing the creativity that started it all?
For Rule29, creativity has underpinned all of their other best qualities. Justin Ahrens founded the successful agency to help others and preserve quality. These ideals are continually modeled at their firm, and now you can learn how they maintain that brand.
In this episode of the Pixel Retentive Podcast, Carl Cleanthes and Ross Ciuppa interview Justin Ahrens, the Chief Brand Officer at Rule29, to discuss the role of creativity in the business world. They talk about philanthropy, what is currently happening in the media industry, and taking care of your employees. The three also talk about maintaining passion and quality while running a business.
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