All things in-house
Posted in Ed Roberts, Featured, In-house Observations, Uncategorized on Jan 17th, 2013
Lunch with Mark McGuinness, a Fearlessly Resilient Mind By Ed Roberts Virginia, my beloved grandmother, drove me to the School of Design on the campus of North Carolina State University in the winter of 1987. I remember wearing the same black suit I wore to my very first interview—at McDonald’s. It was hard looking into ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Ed Roberts, In-house Observations on Sep 16th, 2012
Lunch With ... A New Interview Series Debuts This Week By Ed Roberts “Lunch With … ” is a new series of interviews featuring interesting people who have experience working in-house and are working on projects they are incredibly passionate about. The inspiration for this series came from two sources: “How to Think Like a ...MORE
Posted in Andy Epstein, In-house Incites on Jul 13th, 2011
. . I recently met a co-worker from a previous job while at the InHOWse conference. After we caught up on mutual friends and, family the conversation turned to business. One development he related that really grabbed my attention involved the group’s web team. . . While I was at my old job, and for ...MORE
Posted in Andy Epstein, InHOWse REALtime on Jul 6th, 2011
Ladies and gentleman of the 2011 IHMC conference. For your Mr. and Ms. bosspeoples, below is proof positive that rather than soaking up the sights and killer food and drink in the Windy City, you instead stoically soaked up my Turbo preso. Kudos to you!
Posted in All Posts, Andy Epstein, In-house INtelligence on Jun 30th, 2011
The InHOWse Conference was an inspiring and informative event that provided great value. This was made possible because of the tremendous time, thought and energy poured into the event by HOW’s dedicated staff and they deserve a heartfelt thank you from all who attended. Now that HOW has done its part, those who benefitted from ...MORE
Posted in All Posts, Andy Epstein, This Old In-house on Jun 22nd, 2011
I didn’t get the sports gene. I have absolutely no passion for watching baseball, soccer, basketball or even football. I couldn’t distinguish Peyton Manning from Arod. (Did I spell their names correctly?) This is a terrible handicap for a guy because this potential for bonding with my clients, managers and male friends – not to ...MORE
