Robin Landa is a distinguished professor in the Michael Graves College, Kean University. She is a globally recognized ideation and creativity expert, creative director, and design educator. Landa is the author of twenty-six books and writes articles for periodicals such as Fast Company, Inc., and the Harvard Business Review. The Carnegie Foundation counts her among the “Great Teachers of Our Time.” Greg Braun is the retired dep. global chief creative officer of Commonwealth/McCann and a lecturer at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. He was previously the executive vice president/national executive creative director of Innocean-USA and president of WPP’s PULSE. Braun led campaigns for brands such as Chevrolet, Toyota, United Airlines, Starbucks, and Hyundai and has created work for the Super Bowl, the Oscars, and the FIFA World Cup.
"Page after page, Robin Landa and Greg Braun have produced a remarkably comprehensive and in-depth analysis of brand storytelling in a way that breaks down the lesson into simple, fundamental principles. Shareworthy is the essential cookbook of brand storytelling, laying out the necessary ingredients and proportions, while richly describing the satisfaction your finished product will deliver. Robin and Greg are Julia Child and James Beard in the brand marketing kitchen. -- Mark S. Robinson, author of <i>Black on Madison Avenue</i> In Shareworthy, two creative gurus offer an exploration of the human need for unique storytelling. This book is an absolute must for any person serious about connecting with consumers. -- Ross Chowles, Michigan State University The authors drive home the point that ""the next great advertising story may look nothing like advertising” and offer strategies for an adaptable mindset. Who knows what advertising will look like in the future? Shareworthy is a timely contribution—the authors not only meet cultural moments and address the impact of social media and AI, but encourage advertising creatives to think flexibly and partner together. Braun and Landa have an incredible collective expertise, which they share throughout this book. -- Meaghan Dee, Virginia Tech"