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Fearless Agency was just named one of the 20 best agencies in New York City. While we thank them for this award, we like to think that it’s because they found us dashing, charming, and that we're good in the kitchen, rather than anything in particular. View article...

By Bob Chiappardi Concrete Marketing today announced they have entered into a strategic partnership with The Fearless Group and SJD Media to create a new media buying and planning agency for the entertainment industry. The new agency will be called...

By Jerry Judge Every few weeks there’s a lot of buzz about a big brand moving from one agency to another. A lot of things change when these moves happen—people get fired, favors get called in, pitches get pitched, CMOs make speeches about “changes of direction” and...

By Steve McClellan Hard Rock International has selected New York-based agency The Fearless Group as its media-buying agency of record for 2015, the company confirmed Tuesday. Hard Rock said The Fearless Group will provide strategic analysis and implement advertising...

“EVERYONE HAS A PLAN UNTIL THEY GET PUNCHED IN THE FACE.” Watch Jerry Judge and Teddy Goff have a lively discussion about fear in advertising. WHEN: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2ND, 3PM WHERE: BB KING BLUES CLUB 237 W. 42ND STREET, NYC   Prepare, plan, strategize. What...

By Robert Davidman For as long as I can remember I have been telling people that a medium doesn't die but rather gets augmented. People still listen to radio, they still watch TV, and they still read the newspaper. What’s changed is how they do these things.  For all...

Peter Gibb is a partner and creative director at The Fearless Group in NYC. He began his career in the mail room at BBDO in London and went on to hold a number of senior creative roles at London agencies Abbott Mead Vickers, Leagas Delaney and Saatchi & Saatchi...

By: Jerry Judge   “I want to be average.” “I want to be mediocre.” “I want to be safe.”  I’ve never heard any client say they want that for their company. Yet so much of modern advertising, from TV to Twitter is dull. Why?   It’s rare to meet unintelligent...