SAVANT SOUP: DECEMBER 2021

A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news from December 2021.



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Tia Liston

Say hey to our Creative Director, Tia!


Tia helps guide our creative teams and lends her talents and artistic eye to ensure the agency's work is of the highest caliber.


Her award-winning body of work includes campaigns for the Saint Louis Zoo, Ascension Health, Mitsubishi Electronics, Delta Dental and Volvo.


The only thing she loves more than working with clients is a Chicago dog, hold the ketchup.


This time of year, when everything seems to shine a little more, our Creative Director is no exception. 


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December 27, 2021

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