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Sep 14, 2026

Jeff GoodbyGUEST
17:14
Well, this is, it's kind of a long story, but we wanted...
Jeff GoodbyGUEST
17:19
Jay Chiat at Chiat Day had brought over this, this form of, um, of strategy that they called planning at the time-
Freddie YoungHOST
17:26
Yeah
Jeff GoodbyGUEST
17:26
... which was, which was invented at an agency in London called Boz Masimi Pollitt.
Rachel SundbergGUEST
1:19
much closer with what had always made us iconic and really reacquaint ourselves with that territory.
Rachel SundbergGUEST
1:28
So together with your team at Chiat at the time when we first started working together, we started to shape that point of view through a disruption day and it was an incredibly immersive session, a full day, maybe two together if I'm remembering correctly.
Rachel SundbergGUEST
1:44
And we kind of explored every avenue of the brand, its history, where it wanted to go.
Rachel SundbergGUEST
1:50
And what came out of that, I feel, was this reacquaintance with why we started.
Will StorrGUEST
40:55
That was an advert for the Lisa computer, the predecessor of the Mac.
Caleb BissingerHOST
40:59
If you had been at Chiat Day in 1983, what would you have been saying in the strategy meetings about, whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a second.
Caleb BissingerHOST
41:07
Here's how we need to change this ad to make it work.
Will StorrGUEST
41:11
Well, firstly, you need an obstacle and a goal.
Ricky PottsHOST
19:12
I think of ad agencies, too, and, and maybe they're similar.
Ricky PottsHOST
19:15
Like, a good friend of mine used to work for Chiat Day, so I don't know if you would-
Brett PostenGUEST
19:18
Yeah
Ricky PottsHOST
19:18
... put yourself in that same conversation, but what do you think really sets Highline Partners apart from maybe, say, a Chiat Day?
Brett PostenGUEST
19:25
Well, Chiat Day is amazing, and I would also say that there are really great ...
Brett PostenGUEST
19:30
I mean, there are so many great agencies out there, um, whether it's like a two-person shop or a, you know, giant behemoth.
Brett PostenGUEST
19:41
Um, and so I have no interest in, in, in saying that, that we are better than, um, other agencies.
Jayanta JenkinsGUEST
7:12
I mean, I think every opportunity has had a very distinct and interesting challenge and opportunity.
Jayanta JenkinsGUEST
7:20
And I could go to Gatorade when I worked on that brand at Chiat Day, and the opportunity was to take a legacy platform and reintroduce it to millennial athletes.
Jayanta JenkinsGUEST
7:34
And that work was brand transformation.
Jayanta JenkinsGUEST
7:37
It was a new tagline, which ultimately became or went from is it in you to went from within.
Susan KareGUEST
48:22
And I liked it 'cause it had Welder in it.
Susan KareGUEST
48:25
Jay Chiat started the ad agency that Apple used, Chiat Day.
Susan KareGUEST
48:31
And this was kind of the...
Susan KareGUEST
48:34
It was not work-life balance at the time.
Frank MigliorelliGUEST
8:20
And I would go to lunch over at the Old Town Bar on 18th Street.
Dave GoldenbergHOST
8:26
I worked at Chiat Day back then.
Frank MigliorelliGUEST
8:27
Okay.
Frank MigliorelliGUEST
8:28
So we got in the same neighborhood.
Bob BoutelierHOST
48:32
Mack was revolutionary, and Jobs wanted a revolutionary commercial to launch it.
Bob BoutelierHOST
48:36
He turned to Chiat Day, co-founder by Jay Chiat.
Bob BoutelierHOST
48:41
Driven, bold, blunt, and chronically unwilling to take no for an answer, he had dared to build a powerful ad agency on the West Coast in an industry that huddled in the East.
Bob BoutelierHOST
48:52
Internally, the company was known as Chiat Day and Night.
Bob BoutelierHOST
48:56
The shop's creative director was Lee Clow, a tall bearded Los Angeles surfer who wore Hawaiian shirts and sandals even in formal client presentations.
Bob BoutelierHOST
49:06
He was an advertising genius with an uncanny ability to understand a client's branding problems and inspire great ideas to solve them.
Bob BoutelierHOST
50:51
Mark Kuhl was the first to speak.
Bob BoutelierHOST
50:54
Who wants to move to find a new ad agency? Several members said it was the worst commercial they had ever seen.

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