Topic: Culture
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As someone who loathes running, I can’t comprehend the joy runners find in the pain. Our agency is filled with healthy, young people who head out for runs at lunch or after work and come back sweaty but smiling. My wife Renee is about to run her fifth marathon. I…
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What do meatballs and banks have in common? To us at CTP, everything. Because we believe nothing becomes meaningful, or memorable, until viewed through the lens of personal experience. A meatball is just a manufactured food product. But turn it into a healthy, nutritious way for a busy mom to…
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In my first job out of college, almost 30 years ago, I looked out the press box window every day at Suffolk Downs as the horses rounded the first turn, right in the shadow of the homes up on the hill at Orient Heights. This past weekend, for the first…
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Last week, a CTP colleague and I attended the Anti-Defamation League of New England’s Torch of Liberty Award dinner honoring Mary Bonauto, a lawyer and civil rights advocate who has done groundbreaking work to end discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender. The event was fittingly held at the JFK…
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Here at CTP we find every chance we can to step up the intensity with a little competition. Cradles to Crayons‘ Chris Bentson likely didn’t know the fire he was fueling with his tweet “@ctpboston your morning shift filled 114 orders for disadvantaged kids-think the afternoon crew can do better?” It was…
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Horse racing has always been a part of the culture here at CTP. My partner Chip and I both manned the press box at Suffolk Downs early in our careers, and we’ve done campaigns over the past 15 years for some of the sport’s grandest events, including the Kentucky Derby,…