Lee Clow

Lee Clow serves as the Chairman and Global Director of TBWA\Worldwide, having previously held the position of Chief Creative Officer. Renowned in the advertising industry, Advertising Age has dubbed him "advertising's art director guru," a testament to his influential role in shaping modern advertising aesthetics and strategies.

Clow's career is marked by groundbreaking campaigns and innovative approaches that have left a lasting impact on the industry. His work includes some of the most iconic advertisements for Apple, such as the memorable “1984” Super Bowl commercial that introduced the Macintosh computer. This ad not only set a new standard for creativity in advertising but also solidified Clow's reputation as a visionary in the field.

Throughout his career, he has been honored with numerous awards, including several Clio Awards and induction into the American Advertising Federation's Hall of Fame. Clow's influence extends beyond his agency, as he has become a mentor to many within the creative community, fostering the next generation of talent.

With a career spanning decades, Lee Clow continues to be a pivotal figure in advertising, championing creativity and innovation while driving the evolution of communication in the digital age.