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Shani Sandy and Bob Calvano have made the GDUSA People to Watch in 2015 list.

Managing change is an opportunity, not a problem, for in-house creative leaders. Integrating theoretical constructs for managing change with practical experience is a powerful combination in helping in-house creative leaders thrive in today’s world.

Volunteering within your industry is a solid and recognized way to build your skillset, take on projects you may otherwise not see at work, grow your career and enhance your professional development.

We would like to ask for your participation in the survey for the next In-House Creative Industry Report, as we aim to benchmark the 2014 operating year.

InSource members receive $50 off on registration to HOW design live now.

In-house creative leaders can discover new ideas, successful strategies, and mutual support by interacting with other in-house creative leaders. We can build a strong sense of community by sharing ideas, information, and personal experiences, which was the focus of the InSource Regional Roundtable held at SAS corporate headquarters in Cary, North Carolina, on November 11, 2014.

InSource has just added a special pre-event opportunity to meet Jeni Herberger and Bob Calvano before our Theory+Practice Event. We have made just 10 seats available for attendees of our evening event to meet Jeni Herberger and Bob Calvano before they speak at our evening event. Register today for both the Meet+Greet and Theory+Practice together, and save… […]

Embracing changes that are needed in the workplace is often difficult for in-house creative teams.

In-house creative services are growing. Around the country, more companies are starting or growing their own in-house creative teams.