Aspen Ideas Festival

The Creative Economy

Since the list’s inception, Shelly Lazarus, chair of Ogilvy & Mather, has consistently appeared in Fortune magazine’s annual ranking of America’s 50 Most Powerful Women in Business. She shares her views on what it will take for brands, at home and abroad, to successfully bridge old and new media and stay competitive in a very demanding global market.

Speakers: Shelly Lazarus, Gillian Tett
Festival: 2012

Audio/Video: American

The Creative Economy
Since the list’s inception, Shelly Lazarus, chair of Ogilvy & Mather, has consistently appeared in Fortune magazine... See more
Starting a Movement to Kickstart Jobs
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What Will It Take to Renew Our Cities?
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Can the Federal Reserve Stimulate the Economy?
Dallas Federal Reserve Chair Richard Fisher discusses the delicate balance between government and the market. See more
Investing in Markets: Safe or Unsafe?
Keith Banks and William E. Mayer discuss the safety of investing in the markets. See more
Regulation: Helping or Hurting the Economy?
As our economy struggles to regain its footing after the Great Recession, experts with keen insights on different areas... See more

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