W+K global book

Wieden Kennedy A STORY OF WHO WE ARE.

What would happen if two guys quit their day jobs to follow a client that made running shoes with a waffle iron?

The kind of place where unique people come to do the best work of their lives and have a damn good time in the process.

And built a company with no guiding principle other than to make great work for inspiring clients.

An advertising agency that strives to create culture rather than just steal from it.

And believes that it’s possible to make advertising with a purpose and use brand voice to effect change.

And if it did work, why couldn’t it work with any client, anywhere in the world?

Would the wheels fall off?

Or could it hang together?

And evolve to create branded entertainment, interactive experiences and ideas that defy categorization.

Let’s find out.

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When we started,

no one in their right mind wanted to come to this weird little city on the banks of the Willamette, cut off from the cultural mainstream—hell, cut off from culture, period. A city with virtually no nightlife. No history. I mean, the first house here was a log cabin built in 1844. That wasn’t that long ago.

The only ad people you could get to even consider moving here were people who had been fired from every legitimate and illegitimate agency in the country.

Or kids fresh out of school, who didn’t know any better.

We started as a ship of fools. And that, I firmly believe, is why we have succeeded.

We were struggling to figure out what an advertising agency actually was.

And our one and only client, Nike, was trying to get a grip on what a client was supposed to do with an ad agency.

We were both incredibly stupid. That was the key.

See, when you don’t know, you try desperately to find out. But the minute you think you know, the minute you go, “Oh, yeah, we’ve been here before, no sense reinventing the wheel,” the minute you stop learning, stop questioning and start believing in your own wisdom, you’re dead. You’re not stupid anymore, you are freaking dead.

I’m trying to get at something here that is very difficult to put into words.

But it is the foundation upon which this agency is built. It is difficult to express, because it isn’t exactly a business philosophy. I’m not sure anyone here is smart enough to have a working philosophy.

It is more an experience. Something we felt early on and that we have tried to be true to as we have grown.

For me, personally, it happened when the agency was maybe two years old.

There were 11 of us. I was listening to a voice tape one night, late, or early, and fell asleep. When I woke up, the old reel-to-reel had run out and the tape was going flop, flop, flop, flop. And I had this existential crisis, I guess you could say.

I was a young father of four children. Whom I seldom saw. All my time being poured into this stupid start-up. All our finances tied up in boxes of pencils, copy machines, chairs, telephones, glazed donuts and coffee. To make stupid ads? What was the bloody point?

Well, the point was not Dan Wieden or Dave Kennedy. The point was for Dan and Dave to create a place where people could come and live up to their full potential. Where they could do the best work of their careers. Because that place relished freedom, diversity and unpredictability.

So…where to from here?

Just about anywhere our heart desires. I mean it. Look at us now. We are new again. New people, I mean totally new. A list of new clients. A healthy balance sheet. Offices all over the globe. A creative reputation second to none. We are independently owned. And fuckin’ crazy as hell.

I realized that that’s the way this agency has always been managed, if you can call it management. It is through spoken and unspoken dialogue between everyone involved. There is no secret plan in a big safe somewhere. No outline from the Harvard Business School that we have to live up to.

There is a basic intent, if you will…

We exist to create strong, provocative relationships between good companies and their customers.

It is interesting to hear talk about the good old days, but that agency no longer exists. All I need is that weird thing that seems to hang around in the ether here. That wacked-out affection for letting go of the handrails. For throwing yourself off a cliff.

You know who William Stafford is, or was? He was a poet and teacher at Lewis & Clark College here. He said something that really stuck with me, namely that “an artist is someone who lets the work talk back.”

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Not every company wants a provocative relationship.

Some companies prefer ambivalence, and that’s fine; it’s just not something we’re interested in.

Creating a provocative relationship doesn’t mean offending people.

And you don’t have to spend millions on a single execution to do it. It just means doing something honest and truthful with a human voice that moves people.

Our very first client introduced himself to David Kennedy by saying, “I’m Phil Knight and I hate advertising.”

In retrospect, we think he meant he hated bad advertising, which is to say most advertising. Over the last 25 years, we’ve tried to create work for Nike that elicits a strong reaction, work that inspires, work that transcends advertising and enters the realm of entertainment. And Nike, in turn, has tried to be a good company. It’s worked out pretty well for both of us.

It’s the same thing we try to do for all clients, big or small, on a global level or for a single event in a single city.

Most brands want to be loved.

Which is pretty simple…

A provocative relationship can mean creating an intimate relationship between a global athlete and the people of New York.

Nike has a fantastic longstanding relationship with Lance Armstrong. So we wanted to do something special for him when he decided to run the New York City Marathon.

One of the great Tour de France traditions is the chalking of the roads by fans and supporters. Which we decided to import to allow New Yorkers to show their support for not only Mr. Armstrong but all the runners of the marathon.

Boxes of yellow chalk were distributed along the racecourse so spectators could write messages of encouragement.

Overwhelmed by the outpouring of support, Lance wanted to show his gratitude. So he asked Nike to run a thank-you ad in the New York Times.

After considering several options, our New York office felt the best idea was to simply publish their email exchange.

A provocative relationship can mean showing the people of London that a branded experience can be more about them than about the brand itself.

For the winter 2007 opening of the London Nokia flagship store, we had the unusual opportunity to pitch the sponsorship of the Regent Street Christmas lights, a beloved holiday tradition dating back to the late 1800s. But in recent years the lights have become a heavily branded affair with an opening-night ceremony presided over by the reality TV star of the moment.

In keeping with Nokia’s credo of connecting people, we felt this year the lights should focus on people as opposed to logos and celebrities. So we created a system of interactive light constellations that changed color, speed and intensity based on the weather and the way people moved on the street below.

For the opening-night unveiling, a crowd assembled at either end of the street and turned the lights on by walking toward each other. It was pretty cool.

A provocative relationship can also mean introducing an old concept to a new country using the voice of the people rather than leaning on international superstars.

When we pitched Nike’s China business, they asked us if we could be authentic in a country we were just opening an office in. The answer was not immediately yes. We had to figure out the country’s relationship with sports, the best way to position Nike for the upcoming Olympics and how to introduce Just Do It, not to mention how it translated culturally.

After talking to athletes, students and educators across the country we came to understand that all but the most promising of athletes face tremendous cultural pressures and an overwhelming lack of facilities in order to play sports at all. Yet there are youth who overcome these obstacles and use sports as a means of self-expression and creativity.

So we created a campaign powered by these voices that showed rather than told how the Just Do It spirit is alive in China.

Ultimately we won the business and produced short films, TV spots, a website, a limited-edition book, posters, out of home and retail that told the stories of seven Chinese youths and their relationship to sport.

Focusing on young individuals without Olympic gold medals, much less Olympic aspirations, was an unorthodox and even controversial approach for China. But it resonated because it gave a voice to a generation and inspired them to find their own path in sport.

The Wieden+Kennedy global network consists of seven offices comprising 895 creative people hailing from 52 countries. We consider ourselves fortunate to work with some of the best clients in the world. Take a look. And this is just a partial list.

NIKE COCA-COLA ESPN ELECTRONIC ARTS INDIGO AIR HEINEKEN BRAND JORDAN PROCTER & GAMBLE

PORTLAND AMSTERDAM NEW YORK LONDON TOKYO SHANGHAI DELHI

THE GUARDIAN SAPPORO TARGET NIKON HONDA NOKIA TANQUERAY ARLA FOODS ABC TELEVISION VISIT WALES GOOGLE BASF KUMON CONVERSE DISNEY.PIXAR

Meet our Global Team: Executive Creative Director John Jay, Founder Dan Wieden and Chief Operating Officer Dave Luhr.

We run the kind of company where anyone can and should make conversation with whomever they get into the elevator with. We thought these would be great conversation starters.

We are one of the largest independent global agencies in the world. Which makes for great magazine copy, but what exactly does it mean?

WHY ARE YOU HERE?

Independence means we can disagree.

It means we don’t have to answer to a board of directors or shareholders. We can take risks and make decisions based on what we believe. We can work with a pro bono client because they inspire us or turn down a massive account that doesn’t fit our creative culture.

We’ve politely declined to pitch clients whose businesses would force us to grow too big, too fast. And others whose politics we disagreed with. We’ve walked mid-pitch over a disagreement on business strategy and let clients go when we’re no longer learning new things or being creatively challenged.

It also means each office is given free rein to be independent.

They’re empowered to make their own decisions, pursue their own clients and forge cultural relationships with their host city.

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A. Please document when ordering food.

B. Some people hire moving companies, but we had two dragons lead us to our new office digs.

C. Self-expression is something we value, so don’t be afraid to bring it.

D. This is Ayi, the office “auntie.”

E. Dan is always watching.

JUST DON’T CALL THEM TOYS. We are a young office, in a young country, with an amazing emerging creative culture surrounded by ancient tradition. It’s weird, exciting, scary and just damn cool to be a part of. Which is why we make films and documentaries; collaborate with local artists; and create T-shirts, music and limited-edition toys. The three pictured above were created with local artist WZL to accompany our 2007 annual book of work, the Encyclopedia of Ideas.

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A. We are not a shop.

B. You cannot buy our self-portraits or Russian dolls.

C. You can join us at the Golden Heart on Fridays for a pint.

D. Explicitly explained things have been known to happen to cars parked in front of our office.

E. Don’t forget to turn off the lights.

PLEASE MAKE FRIENDS WITH THE ART. Our London office curates an interactive window art gallery for the benefit of passing foot traffic. One month, shoppers could play Rock Paper Scissors against a computer in the window; another month, a video of life-sized horses would back away or come to lick your hand based on how you approached the window. This is a rat maze we created based on the London Tube system. We gave the rats a Facebook page so people could network with them.

122° 39’ MD: Tom Blessington ECD: Susan Hoffman + Mark Fitzloff RECEPTION: Barbara + Pam +01 503 937 7000 wkstudio.typepad.com

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A. Just a typical day in the atrium.

B. There. Proof we get sun in Portland.

C. Bring your lunch and head to the atrium for our Lunchbox music series, where even actresses can be rock stars.

D. Butt class. Seriously. Give it a month.

E. You could be the next ultimate table-climbing champion.

DAN LOVES PIE. Our Portland office hosts the annual pie contest every Thanksgiving.

The pies fly in from as far away as Tokyo, but Portland’s own Allison Bick holds the title of two-time winner. Here’s her recipe.

Myrtle’s Pie Crust 2 c. flour 1 tsp. salt ²/³ c. shortening 6 or less tbsp. water – ice cold

1. Preheat oven to 450° for 15 min. or 350° for 30 min.

Dorothy’s Mixed-Berry Filling 4-5 c. marionberries and raspberries 1 c. sugar 3 tbsp. flour 1 tbsp. butter (cut small)

4. Filling: Mix frozen berries, sugar and flour. Pile in prepared pie shell.

2. Crust: Combine salt and flour, cut in shortening to resemble coarse meal.

3. Add water 1 to 2 tbsp. at a time. Stir with fork. Divide pastry in half, roll out on a floured board and line pie plate.

5. Put cubed butter on top and cover with top layer of pie crust.

Pierce crust with fork, sprinkle sugar on top.

6. Bake in preheated oven until juices form bubbles that burst slowly.

7. Serve warm with ice cream to Dan Wieden. Win contest.

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A. Friday is cookie day.

B. Drop by our in-house gallery filled with a revolving show of local illustrators’ work.

C. Don’t trip over our giant ping-pong trophy, but do congratulate Zach, Tom and Robin.

D. We’ll be wearing orange and be out of the office on Queen’s Day. E. Every hour is happy hour on our rooftop lounge.

THE HEART OF THE AGENCY. Our Amsterdam office recently moved into some sweet new digs.

So we got Dutch artist and agency friend Bob Van Dyke to paint the ceiling of each conference room with a different part of the body, an apt metaphor for the interdependence of our many departments.

The devil-horned heart reminds us that though the client is at the center of what we do, we have to please ourselves as well.

40° 43’ MD: Buz Sawyer ECD: Kevin Proudfoot + Todd Waterbury RECEPTION: Tammy +01 917 661 5200 blog.wknyc.com

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A. We love games, you know, like motorized cooler racing.

B. Swing by our bimonthly Salon 150 series where local artists, entrepreneurs and tastemakers rap about the state of current culture.

C. Join our annual ESPN vs. W+K softball game homage to Dock Ellis—the Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher who had a no-hitter while tripping on acid.

D. Majority rules—this is a Yankees office.

IF YOU CHEAT, YOU DIE. ARTICLES OF PLAY: A. Officially sanctioned Pipeball of which there is only one (the Scooby-Doo kickball).

B. Officially sanctioned sprinkler pipe of regulation height and distance from the ceiling.

OBJECT OF PLAY: A. To get the Pipeball through the gap between the ceiling and the water pipes.

ABBREVIATED RULES: A. Every league member must play 162 officially sanctioned games during the season.

B. Each game counts as a single win or loss. Normal scoring applies.

C. No game may end due to a meeting, phone call or other work-related activity.

In the event that a team must leave a game before finishing, they forfeit to their opponent.

D. At a TBD date, there will be a mid-season all-star weekend. This will include such festivities as hook shooting, distance shooting, Rick Barry–style playing and southpaw contests.

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A. We’re the only office that consistently gets naked.

B. Ask Sumiko about how she blew past Carl Lewis to get her personalbest marathon time.

C. Catch a game with our Roppongi Blues baseball team.

D. Jump into your yukata and head to the rooftop barbeque for our annual celebration of Obon.

WARNING. Our Tokyo office is a skater’s dream. Decks line the front window and our lunchtimes are spent skating in front of the office… until our neighbor calls the police.

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A. A video game console costs one-third the price of a new car.

B. Sunil’s rocking horse is the office mascot.

C. Bring something to share, as we eat together as much as possible.

D. When we get bored with each other, we go to Le Café.

THE HIMALAYAN ODYSSEY. Our Delhi office recently rebranded a 14-day motorcycle expedition that runs from New Delhi to Khardung-La in Ladakh, the world’s highest bikeable road.

Since we took over the marketing, the ride has doubled in size, drawing riders from abroad who book months in advance to participate. There’s also a pretty gnarly party at ride’s end.

So long as you subscribe to one simple idea‌

A lot of people think Wieden+Kennedy is a lawless, wild place. This is patently untrue.

We have rules. David Kennedy found them in an empty file cabinet drawer when he and Dan were exiting their previous place of employment. We suspect they may have been written by a child on “bring your kid to work” day.

OUR PRIORITIES

PRIORITY 1

THE WORK PRIORITY 2

CLIENT + AGENCY RELATIONSHIP

Feel free to iron this on your favorite T-shirt, or your child’s favorite T-shirt. Have them wear it on “bring your kid to work” day.

PRIORITY 3

YOURSELF

In big agencies, the client+agency relationship is the most sacred thing. The difficulty seems to be that the work then serves the relationship, and everything becomes political. And when things get political, the work suffers. And when the work suffers, the business suffers, then the client+agency relationship suffers, and you suffer.

When we say the work comes first, we are saying that things work best when everyone—client and agency alike—is focused on whether or not this is great damn work. Politics aside. Egos aside. Is this hot shit, or not?

There is this revisionist history that says in the old days, Wieden+Kennedy didn’t compromise on the work. If the client didn’t buy it, we’d say, “Goodbye, account exec” or “Goodbye, client.”

Oh, really? Actually, the idea was that if you had a client that let you do great work, then you could always find a way to pull it off. If they were so blind they didn’t get your idea after hours of argument and pleading, you simply went back to the boards. But you didn’t compromise.

You always would come back with something as good, or better. Because you knew you could.

Even when you didn’t know, you knew. Or someone knew.

And when we say the client+agency relationship is second to the work, that doesn’t mean it isn’t important. Because the work is a direct reflection of the quality of that relationship. If it is strained, the work shows it. If people are having fun, it shows. If people are bleeding, it shows.

If people are just trying to turn other people on, it shows. And that’s when it’s most effective.

And when we put the individual last, it’s simply because of that weird old paradox in life that you serve yourself best when you serve others first. You might note that while we say the work comes first, we don’t put it up in our lobby. And we don’t showcase our awards. What we honor are the individuals, in all their wackiness, who make Wieden+Kennedy what it is.

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“The work comes first” doesn’t mean creatives are king.

That would create a lot of assholes.

It means everyone in every department is committed to making the work great.

Winning Nokia was a big deal for us. It was our first big global win that wasn’t led by our Portland office. And it pleases us to no end that a major reason we were awarded the business was our digital thinking—which we insisted on presenting even though we were asked not to.

But what really makes us proud is that a network our size wasn’t supposed to win an account this big. And to be honest, we even had some moments of doubt ourselves. A few days before the final pitch, maybe we didn’t have anything we felt strongly about.

Perhaps someone suggested we should drop out. It’s possible it took an 11th-hour visit from Dan to show us we had a great idea right in front of our noses. There is a chance we very nearly didn’t pull it off.

Ultimately it was our dedication to the work that pulled us through.

We flew in people from all over the world, staff from all our other offices, freelancers from India, Russia and Brazil. And it was understood we were all equals in the service of making great work.

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No egos, no turf wars— just working together and helping each other out.

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We pride ourselves on making connections with the culture of the cities in which we live and work. This is a result of our natural curiosity, but it also allows us to pool resources locally the same way we do globally.

Sports in Japan have historically been the domain of the oftenmandatory school-sponsored bukatsu leagues. When Nike asked for a Tokyo Just Do It campaign, we felt it had to celebrate the emerging street sports culture to be relevant. And plastering the city with a single execution would ring false.

So we found the dancers, skaters and bikers who have turned the streets of Tokyo into their personal playground and got their photographer friends to capture them in their element. They were easy to find: some already work for us and others skateboard outside our office during lunch.

We created over 130 unique billboards and placed them where these kids hang out. The billboard showing an X-ray of the broken collarbone of a Nike account team member was, for instance, placed above a construction site where kids were illegally skating. But we also wanted to help alleviate the utter lack of legal places to play, so we worked with Nike to build an experimental skate and dance park.

We look to the interactive space as an unprecedented opportunity to connect our clients to consumers who increasingly have the choice to opt into or ignore brand communications. The best working example is our relationship with Google, which looks to us both as an agency and as a strategic business partner.

Similarly, our New York office worked with ESPN, the NBA and Google to create a pro basketball Google Earth skin featuring 3-D models of stadiums, geographic trivia about NBA players and hidden Easter eggs, like mountain ranges with the likenesses of NBA greats like Bill Walton.

In Japan Google isn’t quite as well known as it is in most corners of the world. To introduce iGoogle, we created a character, G-san, to show users how to customize their homepages. We also created a pop-up art café where customers could draw a homepage design by hand and upload it to the Web. To promote Google Maps, we invited celebrities to create their own customized maps of Tokyo and held a national contest for users to create their own.

Although Google has no agency of record in the United States, they have repeatedly invited us to help introduce their emerging technology to the world.

They recently offered to design Google Gadgets for our clients to show other companies what’s possible. The “Meet Me at Starbucks” gadget allows users to find the nearest Starbucks and invite friends to meet there for a coffee.

W+K12 is an experiment disguised as a school disguised as an agency.

Every spring since 2004 we’ve brought 12 or so creative people from outside the industry into our Portland office for a 12-month stretch to see what happens.

The students work collaboratively on pro bono and paying client projects as well as make books, shoot films, hang art exhibitions and do whatever else they’re collectively excited about. We teach them what we believe in and how we work; they show us a fresh perspective.

More often than not the students are hired upon graduation. And frankly, having people who pay to be in the building makes the rest of us less lazy.

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hire wrong.

Just as you don’t get extraordinary results doing ordinary things, if we only hired traditional creatives, we’d only get traditional advertising.

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He will call.

by Jeff Selis, producer, Portland office, hired June 21, 1993

I first learned of Dan Wieden when I was working on the staff of my high school newspaper.

As young journalists, we were expected to raise the funds for the printing of our paper by selling ad space. I was able to wrangle a string of Louisiana Pacific ads thanks to my mom being in their public relations department. I would run her ad in a prominent section of each issue of the paper, usually in the sports pages, right below my column, “Selis says.” They were simple, yet entirely inspiring. No image, just big bold type in quotes: “One man with courage makes a majority.” -Andrew Jackson; and, “Even if you’re on the right track you’ll get run over if you just sit there.” -Will Rogers.

And get this, at the bottom of each ad was the slogan, “Yes We Can!” It was my first awareness of the power of advertising. I mean, it wasn’t even really advertising. It was more like empowerment. It wasn’t telling me to buy anything or do anything, necessarily. It was just these quotes that inspired me and made me think.

It made me realize that maybe I could be that voice. Not the voice of Andrew Jackson, but the voice of the ad. Who was the voice of the ad? Well, Mom tells me it’s this guy named Dan Wieden.

getting a kick out of my presence. Within minutes people were coming into his office and taking a peek at the freak on the corner. They stood against the window laughing and pointing.

I waited them out. And waited. And waited. At about 2:30 in the afternoon I figured if he was going to call he would have by now. I was uncomfortably hot in my wig and feeling a little baked from both the sun and the shots of Bacardi offered me by two homeless men I’d befriended. I looked up one more time and spied Dan leaning back in his chair talking to some people on the couches across from him. Maybe I would sit on that couch one day, but not this day.

I headed back to my life as a Location Manager. I can’t remember the movie I was working on, but Dan’s son-in-law Peter Wiedensmith was an assistant cameraman on the crew. I hated him because he had married into the family. Why didn’t I think of that?

Anyway, when I mentioned that I’d gone through with my deserate plan to get a job, he’d already heard the story from Dan. “Yeah, Dan told me about this Jesus freak on the corner and I told him I knew the guy.”

And I say, “Oh no. Please no.”

After college I toiled as a location manager on numerous feature films. While the movies were full of fun and adventure and too many stories to tell here, they also caused their fair share of stress. The money is good when the circus was in town, but it dried up quick when they packed up and left. Between jobs the first thing I would always do was send a note to Wieden. To my surprise he would always respond, however brief. Usually it was a scribbled note that said something like, “If your interests are creative, send us your book. If they are otherwise, talk to Luhr.”

Well, my interests were creative, but I had no book. And I had no idea what he meant by “otherwise talk to Luhr.” All I knew was that I wanted to work at Wieden+Kennedy and that I didn’t want to work anywhere else in advertising to get my book. And that’s about the time desperation got the best of me.

The way I saw it, all I needed was to get my big fat personality in front of Dan and he would realize that experience could come second. I would show him that I am worth having around whether I come in changing the world right away or maybe, you know, a little later.

My big idea was born after I heard that Dan used to sit up in his 3rd floor office perched over the bustling intersection of 3rd and Washington and make phone calls down to the phone booth on the corner. As legend had it, he would place the call on unsuspecting loiterers who would answer. I was never told what Dan wanted to talk about, only that he liked to call and talk. To my way of thinking, if Dan Wieden had time to call the phone booth, he would have time to invite me up. And if he had time to invite me up, I would have time to sell him on me.

I thought I’d hatched and all — and I would On the front it would CALL. The HE, in this

the perfect plan. I would dress as a Jesus freak — rainbow wig cobble together a sandwich board that I would wear over my body. read: MATTHEW 22:14 and on the back, three simple words: HE WILL case, would be Wieden. And I would be there to answer.

I arrived at the corner of 3rd and Washington at 8:30am. It wasn’t five minutes later that Dan walked into his office. It took maybe fifteen seconds for him to notice me, and another five for him to pick up the phone. My heart started racing. I couldn’t believe this was actually happening. My first thought was, “What the fuck am I thinking?” My mouth started watering like I was going to throw up. I waited for the phone to ring. But it didn’t. I looked up to Dan’s window. His lips were moving, which meant he obviously wasn’t calling me. He was looking down at me however, and his laughter indicated he was

And Peter says, “Yeah, and he told me to tell that guy he won’t ever work at Wieden+Kennedy.”

And that was pretty much that.

Or at least I thought.

A few years later I managed to get an interview at Wieden+Kennedy with Bill Davenport’s assistant who told me a position might be opening up in three months and that they thought I might be a good fit. Three months went by and Davenport’s assistant told me it’s going to be at least another three months before they make a decision. My wife had already made hers. She was done. “Why can’t you just get a normal job,” she asked, exhausted. She moved out three months later. As we were packing boxes on a Friday for the big weekend move, the phone rang.

“Jeff?”

“Yes.” “It’s Juli from Wieden+Kennedy.”

“Oh, hi!”

“How are you doing,” she asked.

“Oh, I’ve been better, I guess.”

“Well I’m wondering if you can start on Monday,” she says.

The irony of the moment was ridiculous. The timing of the call was downright cruel, but at the same time, it couldn’t have been better. I hung up the phone and wept like a baby.

My first desk was in a hallway perched above the main stairs of the Dekum Building. It was a perfect first desk, as all the agency traffic would ascend and descend the stairs all day long. Riswold would go down them. Kennedy would go up them. But whenever Wieden would go up or down I would hide my face. I didn’t want him to know I was in. I wanted to root myself as fast as possible. Bust ass and make these people in this broadcast department value me enough so that when Wieden finally found me out, I would already have embedded myself enough to stay. Three months of successful avoidance passed before I finally stood before him in a hallway.

“Who let you in,” he asked.

I assume it’s the same greeting I’ll receive in heaven.

We don’t have a huge network with lots of rules and processes, so we can spend all of our time on your company. But it works both ways. The less time we have to spend on your rules and processes, the better we can work for you. The higher our point of contact, and the quicker we sit down with decision-makers, the better our relationship together will be.

But we want to meet everyone.

Let us see how your brain works.

Expose us to your manufacturing plants, your designers, your inner workings. That’s our big secret.

We get to know your company.

We ask questions, we dig and then we dig some more.

We try to find the passion within a company and make it apparent to the rest of the world.

In the United Kingdom, the Honda brand had, quite frankly, become dull. It was perceived as workmanlike, reliable, boring. So our London office set about making people care about Honda as much as their engineers and designers do. This meant combating perceptions of the brand, not just extolling the virtues of the cars. Honda has a uniquely compelling corporate culture and history, starting with founder Soichiro Honda himself. To ignore these stories would have been a communications crime.

So we told them in a series of ads that explain Honda’s “Power of Dreams” philosophy. We’ve found it speaks to the passion inside all of us.

In 1917, pilot Art Smith flew into the Wachiyama airfield to demonstrate his biplane’s aerobatic capabilities. Soichiro Honda, age 11, rode his bike to the airfield, climbed a tree and watched the plane fly. That was the beginning of a dream.

The Power of Dreams is an attitude, not a style, so it allows for unlimited executions. When you find the voice of a company, you draw a line in the sand. And then it’s easy to know whether or not work is right for the company.

problem playground :60

cog :30

grr :30

choir :30

When we started to work with Coke, it had become ubiquitous. The brand was everywhere, but it didn’t feel special anymore.

Our challenge was to create work that connected globally and put the magic back in the bottle. The Amsterdam office started with a new line, “the Coke side of life.” Then created a single piece of work, a Coke bottle exploding with images and colors.

One of the challenges with the Coke account is that every one of their over 200 different markets decides if they want to adopt global work or scrap it and make their own. Often there is a fear that adaptation will water down or change the work. But in this case, it’s what made the campaign such a phenomenal success.

The image resonated. And it was infinitely customizable, easily changed to fit into any culture in any country, any city and even right down to a specific street corner, without losing its initial power and meaning. The work was eventually adopted by hundreds of markets and translated into dozens of languages and seen in print, painted on walls, plastered on billboards and woven into at least one Turkish rug.

Royal Enfield is the oldest motorcycle brand in the world. In honor of their 50th anniversary, our India office was tasked with creating a campaign that celebrated the company’s enduring legacy.

Royal Enfield Trip campaign, outdoor print

Figuring we needed to ride a Royal Enfield to speak to what the brand is about, the first thing we did was buy a Bullet Electra 350 and take turns taking it out for the weekend. And we began to realize that the relationship between rider and bike is deeply personal, maybe even spiritual. And we realized it was going to take more than a few weekends of riding a new bike to articulate what that was about. So we turned to the Royal Enfield faithful and asked them to share their stories.

Remember the first official rule of Wieden+Kennedy? The one from the piece of paper David Kennedy found years ago?

It’s a great reminder for our employees to stay humble and think outside themselves.

But it also applies to brands.

Sometimes you need to run a global TV campaign. But other times you need to do something meaningful on a smaller scale that reminds people that you’re not some huge, unfeeling multinational corporation.

You’re a collection of human beings who root for their favorite team, love their kids and ride the ups and downs of life like everyone else.

We love making big, beautiful TV spots, but we love creating intimate gestures too.

In 2005, the Mets looked poised to make a run at the post-season.

In an effort to galvanize fellow fans, the W+K New York office teamed up with Nike to give fans something amazin’. We got an ice cream truck to roam the streets of New York giving out free Mets T-shirts. Customers had a choice of several iron-on slogans that they could order for their shirt.

In the end, the Mets broke our hearts. But we’ll always have the T-shirts.

* Point of order: Roughly half of the New York office are not “fellow fans” of the Mets. They hate the freaking Mets. Go Yanks.

China is not known for its inclusive running culture. So when Nike decided to sponsor the Beijing Marathon, we felt we needed to encourage new runners.

“Blow cow’’ refers to the style of Beijing trash talk rooted in a sense of humor as opposed to arrogance. And it was just the right tone to encourage participation.

We created a campaign based on some of the stereotypical personalities of Beijing. From billboards, postcards and bus wraps, characters like the tall-taletelling cab driver, the opera-mask man and the long-haired Chinese rocker blew cow at their fellow citizens, calling them out to join the race.

Nike Beijing Marathon outdoor billboards

The campaign led runners to the Nike website, where they could sign up to participate in the marathon.

To reward them, we created a mural with their names on it, which greeted them at the end of the race.

A long time ago we just made ads, but these days we also produce records, plan events, solve business problems, create TV shows and do anything else our clients need or our employees might want to try. If anyone ever says Wieden+Kennedy doesn’t do that, do us a favor and slap them for us.

This is a mural made of over 100,000 pushpins that hangs on the wall of our Portland office. It serves as a reminder that it’s okay to fail. That’s not to say that at the end of the day we give up and concede defeat. Rather, that learning how to do new things and succeed at them takes time, hard work and making some mistakes.

It’s not what you say, but how you say it.

When the London office moved into its new digs in the Shoreditch neighborhood, we were having trouble keeping shoppers from parking their cars out front. The usual No Parking signs weren’t working, but these did the trick.

The Air Force 1 is more than just a shoe in Japan, it’s a cultural institution.

For its 25th anniversary we probably could have produced a TV spot and a print campaign. But we wanted to create something the sneaker freaks could sink their teeth into and have a more meaningful relationship with.

So we created a pop-up store. And we created four different editions of a free full-sized newspaper that spoke to different aspects of Air Force 1 culture. We produced a music video from Japanese hip-hop sensation Nitro Microphone Underground for their song about the shoe— “Special Force.” And one of the singers capped off the four-month event by exhibiting his collection of 1,000-plus Air Force 1 shoes in the store.

Agencies in Japan typically have long-standing relationships with clients that reach back decades.

When we opened an office in Tokyo, we knew we wanted to be part of what was happening in Japan as well as the rest of the world. And we wanted to do it by working directly with Japanese clients.

We reached out to the business community and the emerging Tokyo street-culture scene. These connections with fashion mavens, DJs, musicians and artists led to the production of a series of original albums for a Nike Presto campaign in the early 2000s. Once we started, we didn’t want to stop.

We launched W+K Lab to incubate new ideas, explore hybrid creative expression and throw some bitchin’ parties. Initially conceived as a record label, the Lab has produced 10 CD/DVD releases and a gang of music videos and is expanding into publishing and filmmaking.

W+K Entertainment Years ago we made a Nike TV spot featuring Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny. The next thing we knew Space Jam was a runaway box office success. And with each subsequent major Nike spot, Hollywood would call, hoping to option the story and hire the copywriter away.

We started W+K Entertainment as a way to incubate our own long-format storytelling and give our creatives the chance to see their most ambitious ideas come to fruition.

Over time we’ve produced countless documentaries, movies and TV shows, published books and even created products.

While some of these have been internal projects, more often than not these have been produced with our clients.

W+K Entertainment has proven invaluable in creating branded entertainment that consumers actively seek out.

Battlegrounds

Nimrod Nation

The Sims Life

Dare

Nike street ball tournament that grew into an eight-city international event and MTV series.

A single ESPN spot about a Michigan high school hoops team that grew into a Sundance Channel series.

MTV special about the people who play the Electronic Arts game The Sims.

Nike documentary about retired Olympic high jumper Zhu Jianhua produced for CCTV.

There is a danger in this business of relying on what’s worked in the past— falling back on old habits, dusting off ideas killed on one account and presenting them anew on another.

Not a good idea.

The minute you think you have this thing figured out is the minute you start making derivative work that the public filters out and ignores.

In which case you’ll be heading out the door instead of in it.

The campaign for ESPN’s SportsCenter is one of the longest running on television.

“This is SportsCenter” has been the tagline for 12 years, in which time our New York office has produced over 300 spots.

There is a fear that after working together for so long the work might get stale, that we might forget to walk in stupid every day. So we created this ball to remind everyone to keep their eye on the ball and remember the core brand values.

Ads have to solve problems.

People were surprised to hear that Wieden+Kennedy and Procter & Gamble were going to work together, on deodorant no less. But there is a myth that you can only do good work for certain kinds of products.

Old Spice was perceived as old-fashioned, your father’s aftershave. So we turned that perception into an advantage.

With age comes experience.

Something the demographic of 18- to 24-year-old men desperately needs and Old Spice has in spades.

CareerBuilder.com had gotten a lot of attention for memorable ads, but few of them had resulted in increased job posts and searches.

When we took over their business for 2008, we started by asking ourselves why people hate their jobs and how to best inspire them to find a better one. The result was CareerBuilder’s first truly integrated campaign, with a consistent message that it’s time to stop complaining about your crappy job and do something about it.

Playing off the concept of being disgruntled, one of our favorite lines from the campaign was “Be Gruntled.” So we created the PGI, or Personal Gruntledness Index, an online test that measures personal job satisfaction.

Visitors to the CareerBuilder site answer questions about their salary, health insurance and frequency of office romances, and then receive a PGI score.

The lower the score, the more encouragement they receive to post a résumé on CareerBuilder.com and find a better job.

We also created the NGI, or National Gruntledness Index, a map of U.S. job satisfaction that changes daily based on rĂŠsumĂŠ postings, job searches and individual PGI scores. Which is actually pretty fascinating. Who knew folks in Utah are so unhappy?

W H AT I S I M P O RTA N T A B O U T YO U R WO R K?

We don’t focus-group because pretesting gets you a consensus view. Someone likes red, another blue, so you get beige.

We’d rather have some people love it and some people hate it.

That’s provocative.

W H AT I S I M P O RTA N T A B O U T YO U R WO R K?

There’s a tradition in the United Kingdom of hanging a flag out a window to support one’s soccer team. So on the eve of the England national team’s World Cup match against Sweden, W+K London hung a banner of Wayne Rooney on a grain elevator in West London. He was the young buck, poised to make his very first start for the national team after recovering from injury. So we shot him in a pose that suggested his enthusiasm for joining the fray of international competition.

It was just one banner. Just one, but it caused quite an uproar.

Some took offense because the “blood” on his chest and arms approximated the St. George’s Cross. Others thought it simply barbaric. It became a cultural lightning rod. It was rallied around, protested against, satirized, imitated and discussed for months on end.

In any case, the game was a tie, good enough to advance to the next round.

To give gamers an idea of what to expect from the new Electronic Arts game FIFA Street 3, the Amsterdam office found some of the best street players in the world to showcase some of the possible moves.

Ten million YouTube hits later, the verdict is still out on whether the video is completely real or enhanced with CGI magic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jWk9VJ3wVX8

DECIDE FOR YOURSELF

kieranwalls (2 weeks ago) just coz they’re better than you doesn’t mean its fake

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VALDIGNE (2 weeks ago) come on guys can’t you see it’s all fake?

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bhnagraboy182 (2 weeks ago) a total of 5 scenes were fake not all of it though but its still a sik video

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p1rha (4 weeks ago) i don’t think this is fake

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britishxbastard (4 weeks ago) Reply it is fake...its been edited..you can tell by watching the wall.. it is not real! think some1 can do that skill perfect everytime...its FAKE! VolumeFahs (6 days ago) wow>>

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bomblhao (6 days ago) impossible

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Dominator22495 (6 days ago) actually all the tricks were real. watch the making of this commercial.

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We believe advertising is not the most interesting thing happening in the world.

One of the easiest ways to be a good company is to keep good company.

Every one of our offices has a pro bono client we feel strongly about. But we look at every brand we work with as a chance to positively effect change.

We try to work with good clients, companies that are actively trying to make the world better. We don’t have a battery of tests we run potential clients through, but you know it when you see it.

For instance we love that Target has been giving 5% of its pretax profits to charity since the day the very first store opened its doors. And that Starbucks gives its employees stock in the company and that even part-time baristas get full health insurance. We get inspired knowing Nokia is constantly thinking about how its phones can improve the lives of farmers in places like China and India.

During the 2007 NCAA basketball tournament, a national radio “shock jock” spent the morning joking on air about the appearance and demeanor of the predominantly African American Rutgers University women’s team in the midst of their bid for the national championship.

In the United States, we have a First Amendment to the Constitution that gives every citizen the right to say whatever he or she wants. But that doesn’t mean you’re not held accountable for what you say. The radio show was cancelled. But Nike wanted to remind the nation that these women were not just victims of the hot-button topic of the month.

They were and are world-class athletes excelling on one of the largest stages in sports.

The National Multiple Sclerosis Society is one of the few clients whose mission is to go out of business. MS stops people from moving.

So when our New York office rebranded the organization in 2006, they asked people to make their mark against MS, an act of eradication through movement.

We took out a full-page ad in USA Today and asked people to strike out the letters MS with their own mark and hang the results in their window. We sent out holiday cards and asked people to do the same and return them to us.

And at the annual NMSS conference we hung a wall of logos on which patients and their families could make their mark against MS. The campaign achieved 300 million media impressions, generated $10 million in media value and increased donations by 67% in a single year. But most of all, it has become a rallying cry and a true source of inspiration for those living their lives with MS. We’re including a card here that you’re welcome to mark yourself and mail to us.

Shopping is the unofficial religion of Tokyo, with its many high-concept retail spaces serving as houses of worship. When we were invited to envision a shopping space to house luxury retailers like Chanel, Bulgari and the first MoMA Store outside the United States, we saw it as a chance to make the experience interactive and socially conscious.

We named the center Gyre, meaning swirling vortex, which was the inspiration for the architecture and our logo and brand ID design. It’s also a visual nod toward being aware of what’s going on in the outside world as, once inside, visitors are asked to shop and think.

Consumers are greeted with interactive video installations that pull information from blogs and chat rooms, and kiosks with mobile phone readers that provide entry to the Gyre system. Once in-network, shoppers receive customized offers and retail entertainment, can pay for purchases with their phone and earn points that translate into financial contributions toward socially conscious causes.

Every time a new W+K office opens, there’s an opportunity to think forward.

Whenever we’ve opened up a new office, we’ve always started from scratch. But India was different. Mohit Dhar Jayal and V. Sunil were the respective MD and ECD of an independent shop in Delhi who worked with us during the Nokia pitch to provide insight into the India market. After we won the account, we went about opening up an office to service India.

And everything pointed us back to Mohit and Sunil. So we paid them a visit. And it felt like a Wieden office. So we brought them into the fold.

Mohit is pretty candid about the Indian state. He believes it has failed its people. His hope is that brands will seize the opportunity to step in and make life better.

You can start to see where this is headed with our low-fare airline client IndiGo, with whom we’ve been working since their inception. We’ve designed their logo, their safety card and the wrap for their airport shuttle vans. We’ve worked with their chefs to create the food that’s served on flights, as well as the packaging the food comes in, and even written the stories printed on the outside. And we’re in the process of redesigning their website to make purchasing tickets easier and faster. If you’ve ever ridden coach on a low-fare carrier in India, you know these improvements can make a world of difference.

Sunil calls this experience design.

We call it making life better.

IndiGo safety instruction manual and luggage tags

Thanks for coming this far with us. But we have more to share.

We’d like you to watch our TV spots. And read our blogs. And see all the great work we’ve done since this book was published.

So turn the page and plug it in (yes, the plus-shaped USB drive).

Make the jump with us. There’s more to see and do.

THE GLOSSARY 150 PEOPLE, 25 NATIONALITIES. WHAT COULD POSSIBLY GO WRONG? Unofficial motto of the Amsterdam office.

AMERICAN INDIAN COLLEGE FUND David Kennedy’s pride and joy and the primary reason he graces our Portland office with his presence.

AWARDS Not something we care much about.

BAI JIU The gold standard of Chinese alcohol, a clear spirit, usually 40 proof or higher, highly flammable, with notes of woody turpentine. Customarily offered to visiting guests to introduce them to the local drinking culture.

JDI Shorthand for what Dan Wieden told a roomful of creatives to do in regard to coming up with a tagline for a Nike campaign meeting. The creatives liked the sound of it, so they pitched it. Nike liked it and it kind of caught on.

CHARPOY Person who unwittingly makes references to India’s Raj era in a faux-sophisticated manner: Don’t be such a Charpoy.

JIM RISWOLD Legendary ad man responsible for some of the most memorable ads of all time.

Now he’s an “artist.”

DELHI BELLY Stomachache that visitors to the India office are susceptible to.

DEMO LOVE When you fall in love with a scratch track that you can’t get permission for or afford.

DISCIPLES A TV series where basketball players came from China to Los Angeles to train with Kobe Bryant.

DOGS Animals that employees are allowed to bring to the office. Really cool until one does their business under your desk and then

THE 5 Roving Portland creative team made of five graduates of the W+K12 program. Sometimes also referred to as “the fist” or “the glove.”

LIQUID COURAGE Something employees should forgo when working up the nerve to introduce themselves to Dan Wieden for the first time.

FOCUS GROUPS A room full of eight random people who don’t know or care as much about your brand as you do but have nothing better to do on a Tuesday night.

LIU XIANG The Michael Jordan of China, and thanks to his habit of breaking world records, the subject of multiple 48-hour-concept-toexecution campaigns.

the others follow suit to try to mark the territory as their own.

THE BEAVER Sculpture in the lobby of the Portland office marking a popular lunch or drinks meeting place.

BITTER HAIKU CONTEST A Valentine’s Day tradition.

BRAND VOICE What we distill and articulate.

CAPITALIST HIPPIE An apt description of Dan Wieden.

DON’T SETTLE FOR WALKING Lou Reed’s line in our first notable TV commercial, an impressionistic slice of New York City street life for Honda Scooters.

G-SAN A character we created for Google to introduce Japan to their many applications.

Coincidentally looks a lot like the art director, Gino, who designed him.

ELEPHANT One of the many awesome names at the Shanghai office. Also included: Zebra, Fish, Tea, Howl, Hammer, Rock, Stone and Mud.

GAN BEI! Chant used to taunt and entice people in the office to skull their drinks, usually directed at office newcomers still in their first week.

ETB Shorthand for Expect the Best, a motto for dealing with client feedback that soon became Eric Gabrielson’s nickname.

HONESTY Something we’re a big believer in.

FIGHT NIGHT An evening of boxing featuring matches between W+K employees and members of the rest of the Portland ad community.

Probably never to be repeated, as it was a bit more gruesome than we anticipated.

LOWER DECK Outdoor seating area of Bluehour restaurant at the Portland office building.

LUNCHBOX Performance series that brings bands like The Rapture and Son Volt to play the Portland office atrium during lunchtime.

HORSE What you call your bike in Amsterdam.

JAXA The Japanese space program. They became our client when they asked an intern if she knew any ad agencies.

MAKE IT KUUULER Most commonly heard/de facto creative feedback from former Shanghai ECD Frank Hahn.

MARS BLACKMON Character created by Spike Lee that Jim Riswold and Bill Davenport saw in She’s Gotta Have It. Bill thought Spike might be right for Honda Scooters.

Jim thought he should act in and direct a series of Jordan spots. So Bill called Brooklyn information and asked for Spike Lee’s number. They gave it to him, he called and the rest is history.

“REVOLUTION” The song Portland ECD Susan Hoffman realized would be perfect for a Nike spot of the same name when she walked by the Dakota building in New York. Caused a bit of a stir, as it was the first Beatles song ever licensed for a TV commercial.

SIDERS A London program similar to W+K12. The main difference being we have to pay them. Damn those British labor laws.

UPON ARRIVAL, IT’S EVERY MAN FOR HIMSELF W+K travel rule as explained by Global COO Dave Luhr to a team he left at the baggage claim of Frankfurt Airport.

WEEKEND+KENNEDY Do you really need to ask?

MEDIA Something a lot of agencies let a conglomerate plan and buy for them.

We have this funny idea that strategic media developed alongside the creative gets better results and saves our clients money.

WELCOME TO OPTIMISM The general mental state of the London office and title of its blog.

MOMO A Tibetan delicacy, but at W+K Delhi it’s a term related to a person of short stature.

ORANGE One of our worst pitches ever. Our London MD Neil Christie somehow ended up making the trip alone and, thanks to a last-minute computer meltdown, was forced to act out the presentation. It was a little awkward. But they called and asked us to handle their business in Romania.

PARTY What Ken Kesey thought we could teach the Hells Angels how to do after hanging out with us for a day.

PIPEBALL Office sport invented by the New York office.

RED VEIN Large, red counter/shelf/island/table thingy that extends the length of the New York office.

Used for reviewing work, assembling presentations or unloading unwanted schwag.

WE’RE ON A JOURNEY Phrase most used by London ECD Kim Papworth when reviewing creative work.

Translates to “we have absolutely nothing.”

WHERE THE SUCKERS MOON Book chronicling our relationship with Subaru during the early ’90s.

WRONG Word most used by London ECD Tony Davidson when reviewing creative work. Can be used to mean really good or really bad.

YBBOX A W+K Shanghai documentary about beatboxers from Yanbian, a small city near the China­­­–North Korea border.

72ANDSUNNY, 180, ZAMBEZI, et al.

Agencies started by former Wieden folks using the Wieden model, a source of both pride and annoyance.

A FAIRLY COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF EVERYONE WHO HAS EVER WORKED AT WIEDEN+KENNEDY If your name is not found on this list and you have worked or still currently work at Wieden+Kennedy, we blame shoddy software, system crashes and the Internet. But we’ve left some blanks for you to fill in your name at the end.

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ANITA GOODWIN ANITA LOZINSKA ANITA TJONG ANJA KRUTZKE ANN BRITTON ANN BYRNE ANN DANIELS ANN MARIE HARBOUR ANN MEADE DANIEL ANN YAO ANNA BETH WEBER ANNA BLACKSTOCK ANNA BLANK ANNA BLOM ANNA CHEREPANOV ANNA CHRISTOVA ANNA CORNELL ANNA EICKMANN ANNA FAIRCLOUGH ANNA GATEWOOD ANNA GROSSENBACHER ANNA HUGHES ANNA SMITH ANNABELLE MEYER ANNALISE BRIGGS ANNE ALAJUNTTI ANNE BANKSON ANNE BOWMAN ANNE CHARBONNEAU ANNE HALVORSON ANNE HATTEN ANNE HEUER ANNE LEVY ANNE THOMASSON ANNELIES ENGEL ANNEMARIE CULLEN ANNEMARIE SEMEIJN ANNEMIEKE NIMWEGEN ANNET POUW ANNETTE BENDINELLI ANNETTE KRUTZIK ANNIE BYRNE ANNIE STOCKBRIDGE ANOOR VAN VELUW ANOUCK IYER ANTHONY GOMES ANTHONY KEI MATSUO ANTHONY SPERDUTI ANTHONY STEARNS

ANTHONY STIKER ANTOINETTE POLLOCK ANTONY GOLDSTEIN ANUJ SHAH APIRKE BERGSMA APRIL PERUGINI ARCHER LEE ARDEN KAPELMASTER ARI WEISS ARIANE VAN NOTTEN ARIJIT BASU ARIK ROPER ARNAU BOSCH VERGES ARNAUD MERCIER ARNOLD STEINER ARRON HINCHION ARROW KRUSE ART PERFETTO ARTHUR TAN

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BEN CARTER BEN EVERITT BEN GOETJES BEN GRYLEWICZ BEN HASLER BEN KLINE BEN PERYER BEN PUTLAND BEN REGESTER BEN SIMONDS-GOODING BEN TSENG BEN TUBBY BEN WALKER BEN WREN BENJAMIN ALLEN BENJAMIN KLINE BENJAMIN MARTIN BENJAMIN MOORAD BENNY ZHANG BERND SANMAN BERT DONSELAAR VAN BERT RIJKSE BERTRAND FLEURET BETH KARLIN BETH MUNCE BETH URDANG BETHA PERSAD

BETINA RASMUSSEN BETSY DECKER BEV DAVIS BIANCA JOSE BILL JASTRAM BILL MORGAN BILLIE JO BONNER BILLY WHEN BIRGIT ZIMMERMANN BIRGITTA HAHN BJORN BREMER BJORN PERSSON BLAINE WHITNEY BLAIR OTTOBANI BLAKE BARKIN BLAKE KIDDER BLAKE PIERSON BLAKE REED BOB EDWARDS BOB GROEN BOB RICKERT BOB SANDERSON BOB VELLEMAN BOBBY SOUERS BONNIE MOORE BOO UENO BORIS THORBECKE BOUKJE TAPHOORN BOYD COYNER BRAD KUHNS BRAD ROSEBERRY BRAD RUDOLPH BRAD SIMON BRADLEY TROST BRAM VAN BOVEN BRAND ENGLE BRANDON PIERCE BRANT KING BRANT MAU BREDE RORSTAD BRENDA BERTRAM BRENDAN KEENAN BRENT HODGINS BRENT STAPLETON BRET RIDGEWAY BRETT CORRICK BRETT VAIL BRIA BOYDSTON BRIAN ACEVEDO

BRIAN BENNETT BRIAN COOPER BRIAN D’ENTREMONT BRIAN FORD BRIAN MORK BRIAN MURPHY BRIAN REAVEY BRIAN REKASIS BRIAN TROYER BRIAN UNFLAT BRIANA LOWE BRIANNE CALANDRA BRIE SPICER BRITTANY MEDDLES BRITTON TAYLOR BRONWEN HEMMING BROOK SCOTT BROOKE BAIRD BROOKE SCOTT BROOKE STONE BRUCE HARRIS BRUCE KRISKOVICH BRUCE MENZIE BRUNO CASANOVA BRYANT KING BURKS SPENCER BUZ SAWYER BYRCE SCHROER-SHEPORD BYRON OSHIRO C. PHILIP MARCHINGTON CAITLIN BANCROFT CAITLIN RYCHEL CAL YU CALEB JENSEN CAMEON RAVERA CAMERON HEADLEY CAMERON MCNAB CAMERON PARKER CAMERON SHAW CAMILLA HARRISSON CAMILLE COSTA CANICE NEARY CAREEN MIDDELHOFF CARLA PALMER CARLINNE SVENSEN CARLO CAVALLONE CARLOS BAYALA CARLOS FURNARI CARLOS GONZALEZ GARCIA CARLY GRIFFITHS CARO TERMOTE CAROL MENTON CAROL SUTTON CAROLINA MANERO CAROLINE BARON CAROLINE CONNOR CAROLINE DILLON CAROLINE FIGHIERA CAROLINE SVENSON CAROLINE SYMMONDS CAROLINE TERMOTE CAROLINE WHITEHILL CAROLINE ZHAO CAROLNE HOOPER CAROLYN CRANDALL CAROLYN ENOS CARRIE BIRCH CARRIE CAMERON CARRIE HAVELKA CARRIE MORGENS CARYN AONO CASPIAN MICHALOWSKI CASSIA THOMSON CAT NILSON CAT NOON CAT REYNOLDS CATHERINE BENNETT CATHERINE BERNARD CATHERINE BREW CATHERINE DALZIEL CATHERINE HANGELBROEK CATHERINE JOHNSON CATHERINE MCINTYRE CATHERINE OMEROD CATHY BOYCE CECILE LEMARIE CEDRIC GAIRARD

CEES DIGLER CELESTINA LUCERO CHAD BLANKENSHIP CHAHAT RAM CHANTEL TREMITIERE CHARLENE HAYS CHARLES GSCHWEND CHARLES HALL CHARLES MCBRIDE CHARLES SHAFFER CHARLES WELCH CHARLES WOLFORD CHARLEY ROELANTS CHARLIE KEATING CHARLIE TINSON CHARLOTTE BROUILLOT CHARLOTTE LAVENDER CHARLOTTE MOORE CHEAN WEI-LAW CHELSEA RADICH CHEMIN REED CHEN ZHANG CHENG SY-JENQ CHENOAH ROMMEREIM CHERI ANDERSON CHERIE APPLEBY CHERYL BARRY CHERYL HUPPIN CHERYL ROGERS CHERYL WARBROOK CHET PERRY CHIZUKO YAMANAKA CHRIS BERRY CHRIS BOND CHRIS CURRAN CHRIS FORREST CHRIS GRIMM CHRIS GROOM CHRIS HERMUS CHRIS HUTCHINSON CHRIS JACOBS CHRIS KYLE CHRIS LIND CHRIS LUCY CHRIS MCAYEAL CHRIS MCCLELLAND CHRIS MEADOR CHRIS MENDOLA CHRIS NOBLE CHRIS NOONAN CHRIS RAIH CHRIS REHBERGER CHRIS RHODES CHRIS RILEY CHRIS SHIPMAN CHRIS WELDON CHRISTA VAN STAAVEREN CHRISTEN DUNLAP CHRISTIAN LANIOSZ CHRISTIAN VERA-MEDINA CHRISTIAN WOJCIECHOWSKI CHRISTIAN WOLFE CHRISTIA ABRAHAO CHRISTIE MOILANEN CHRISTIN SPAGNOLI CHRISTINA BARRAND CHRISTINA DRAKE CHRISTINA KOMESHIAN CHRISTINA LAMPE CHRISTINA PERRY CHRISTINA RUIZ CHRISTINA VELAZQUEZ CHRISTINA VERDESCHI CHRISTINE BARRETT CHRISTINE CURRAN CHRISTINE LAWSON CHRISTINE MANN CHRISTINE MASON CHRISTINE SCHWAMB CHRISTINE THOMPSON CHRISTOPHER BLEILER CHRISTOPHER BOND CHRISTOPHER LARSON CHRISTOPHER NOONAN CHRISTOPHER RILEY CHRISTOPHER RYCE CHRISTOPHER SCHEER

CHRISTOPHER SHIPMAN CHRISTOPHER SOLI CHRISTOPHER TENZIS CHRISTOPHER THURMAN CHRISTOPHER WALL CHRISTOPHER WOLFE CHRISTOPHER ZEI CHRISTY RUYLE CHUN HUANG CIMEN EKICI CINDY GARCIA CINDY KOUWENOORD CINDY LEWELLEN CINDY TEMPLETON CINDY WANG CLAIRE BURNETT-WELLS CLAIRE CAMPAGNE CLAIRE GROSSMAN CLAIRE HAITHWAITE CLAIRE KANG CLAIRE REYNOLDS CLAIRE VAN EEKEREN CLAIRE WEI KANG CLARA SODERSTROM CLARE DE GRAW CLARE DELANEY CLARE GREEN CLARENCE FORD CLAUDIA CASAGRANDE CLAUDIA CRISTOVAO CLAUDIA DI PALERMO CLAUDIA EBELING CLAUDIO GOMES DE LIMA CLAUDIUS GEBELE CLAY KLINE CLEMENS BRANDT CLINT ACKERMAN CLIVE TANQUERAY COCO LIN COLETTE ZIELINSKI COLIN ELLIS COLIN LEARY COLLEEN BAKER COLLEEN KEEGAN COLLEEN LAVELLE COLLEEN WELLMAN CONAN WANG CONNERY WILSON COOPER SMITH COPP DOUGLAS COR VAN HEEZIK CORA ANN ADCOCK CORBY CALDWELL COREY BARTHA CORINNE LETTAU CORLIZ DE JONG CORNELIA BLASY CRAIG ALLEN CRAIG BAGNO CRAIG HUSEBY CRAIG MELCHIANO CRAIG NAMBA CRAIG NEILSON CRAIG SMITH CRAIG TANIMOTO CRAIG WILLIAMS CRISTA COLWELL CRISTIANO ALBURITEL CRISTINA TORRES CRYSTAL MOORE CRYSTAL PONZIO CURT BOLAR CURTIS JAKSEN CURTIS JONES CURTIS PATRIDGE CYNTHIA BOAMAH CYNTHIA GARCIA CYNTHIA HOFFMAN CYNTHIA KING CYNTHIA LEWELLEN CYNTHIA VALENTI CYNTHIA WILLIAMS CYNTHIA YUEN D’ESTE HANSON DAAN VAN COEVERDEN DACIA DELGADO DAGMAR HOOGLAND DAISUKE IKEDA DAISUKE KOKUBO DAISUKE NAKAMICHI DAMARIS MUNIZ DAMIAN MCKEOWN DAMIEN ROUMILHAC DAMION TRIPLETT DAN BLANEY DAN BROADS DAN COOPER DAN FORBES DAN HAROLD DAN HEINIG DAN MICHAELSON DAN OU YANG DAN WIEDEN DANA ALPERT DANA BACH DANA BAUER DANA BRUINGTON DANA COMMANDATORE DANA CURTIS DANA HINGER

DANE HULQUIST DANE KEALOHA DANI GURALNICK DANIAL KENT DANICA KANIHO DANIEL AARON DANIEL BUECKMAN DANIEL BURT DANIEL CALVI DANIEL CHERRY DANIEL CHU DANIEL DUFFY DANIEL LIM DANIEL PRIEVE DANIEL SHENIAK DANIEL SODER DANIEL SUTTON DANIEL TOWNSEND DANIELA ESCOBEDO DANIELA RUCH DANIELA SALVEMINI DANIELLA ROTE DANIELLE BLACK DANIELLE CROOK DANIELLE FLAGG DANIELLE KRETTEK DANIELLE MELANSON DANIELLE PAK DANIELLE VAN DER AA DANIELS JULIE DANNY ALVAREZ DANNY BUSH DANNY WALLACE DAPHNE SEROR DARA MARSHALL DARCY JENNINGS DARIAN FORH DARIUS ANDREW DARRELL DINGERSON DARREN CROWIE DARREN HIMEBROOK DARREN HUGHES DARREN WATKINS DARREN WRIGHT DARRYL HAGANS DARRYL MCDONALD DAVE ANGUS DAVE COBBAN DAVE FIKKERT DAVE RUSSELL DAVE SMITH DAVID ABEL DAVID ABRAMO DAVID ANSON DAVID BAIN DAVID BARCOS DAVID BEAUVAIS DAVID BELL DAVID BEVERIDGE DAVID BOWERS DAVID BRUNO DAVID BRYANT DAVID CARNEY-FENTON DAVID CHALU DAVID CORNS DAVID ELLNER DAVID FAUSER DAVID FOX DAVID HELM DAVID HIEATT DAVID JAHNS DAVID JENKINS DAVID JOHNSON DAVID KELLY DAVID KENNEDY DAVID LEE DAVID LEPER DAVID LIU DAVID LUHR DAVID MILLER DAVID NEEVEL DAVID NEHAM DAVID NOTTOLI DAVID RAY DAVID RUSSELL DAVID SCHERMER DAVID SEAL DAVID STADMUELLER DAVID STEVENS DAVID TIMONER DAVID WECAL DAVID WHITE DAVID ZEEGERS DAWN GAFFEY DAWN GILL DAWN WEEMAN DE ELLES BOORDER DE PE WIT DE SEPP VRIES DEAN BAKER DEAN GROSS DEAN WEI DEANA MACKAY DEANNA HOFFINGER DEB KOLLAS DEBBIE CORL DEBBIE FORDE DEBBIE HAMILTON DEBBY HOOYER DEBORAH BOTKIN

DEBORAH GRAHAM DEBORAH HENDERSON DEBORAH HYDE DEBORAH KOLLAS DEBORAH NALL DEBORAH NIELSEN DEBRA MORTIMER DEBRA TRIMM DEBRA WEEKLEY DEE MAGNONI DEEPAK SINGH DOGRA DEEPTI KAPOOR DEETTE KAPUSTKA DEIRDRE O’CONNOR DELANO LOBMAN DELPHINE SAMSON DEMELZA RAFFERTY DEN TYLER DENISE BELL DENISE COLBY DENISE DEGRAND DENISE HANGGI DENNIS FRASER DENNIS VAN DER SEE DENNIS ZIJLSTRA DEREK BARNES DEREK JAMISON DEREK MCCARTHY DEREK RUDDY DEREK VAN DEN BOSCH DERRICK LAKEMAN DESIREE WHITE DESMOND MARZETTE DESTINEE SCOTT DESTINY PIERCE DEVON FITZPATRICK DEVON FLINTOFF DIANA BUIJZE DIANA GONZALEZ DIANE BROCKWAY DIANE CASS DIANNE VILLARREAL DICK TOL DIDIER DEZANET DIEDERIK VAN DEN BERG DIEGO YURKIEVICH DINO XU DIONNE FOX DIONNE TROWSE DIPAL SHAH

DIRK LAKEMAN DIRK ROBINSON DOGAN AKBAS DOM LESBIREL DOMINIC FRAIN DOMINIC ORLANDO DOMINIK TIEMANN DON SHELFORD DONALD ELMS DONG WEI DONNA DAVIS DONNA LAMAR DONNA OLSON DONNA PORTARO DONNA SHEPPER DONNA U’DELL DONNELL JOHNSON DORCAS COLLIN DORIS BECKER DORIS LEE DOROTHEA REBHUNN DOROTHY JOHNSON DOUG HENDREY DOUG KIENSLE DOUG LIEUALLEN DOUGLAS MARTIN DOUGLAS STRINGER DREW GUITERAS DRISCOLL REID DRISS ABAOUZ DUNCAN KNOX DUSTIN ADAMS DYLAN LEE DYLAN NELSON EAN LENSCH EARTH OLIVER EBBA HULT ED WYATT EDDY HODGSON EDO KAMSTRA EDOUARD IVANOV EDU POU EDUARDO GARNICA EDWARD DONALD EDWARD FORD EDWIN BURGOYNE EELCO MILO EFRAT RAFAELI EGON SELBY EILEEN GOODYEAR

EINAT KORMAN EIRIK LANGAAS ELAINE THOMAS ELDENE SLOAN ELENA ALVARDO-PETERS ELENA BROMUND ELENA CARTASEGNA ELENA COMODECA ELENA HALE ELENA SANCHEZ ELEPHANT XIANG ELINOR SHANKLIN ELISA CARSON ELISA GARCIA ELISA SILVA ELISABETH HEIBOS ELISABETH MORAN ELISE O’KEEFE ELISSA RASHKIN ELISSA SINGSTOCK ELIZA ESQUIVEL ELIZABETH ANTONS ELIZABETH BARRETT ELIZABETH DWYER ELIZABETH ESELIUS ELIZABETH FREEMAN ELIZABETH HARTGE ELIZABETH HUNT ELIZABETH INGLIS ELIZABETH KARLIN ELIZABETH KERFOOT ELIZABETH LEE ELIZABETH NELSON ELIZABETH RYAN ELIZABETH SAMPSON ELIZABETH SULLIVAN ELIZABETH TURRIGIANO ELIZABETH WEST ELKE DITSCHUNEIT ELKE DOBROWOLSKI ELLEN MARENECK ELLEN SCHELKERS

ELLEN SIKKES ELLEN TOPS ELLEN WHITE ELLIE SEE ELOISE HASTINGS ELS VAN DER VOORT ELWIN ZUIDERVELD ELYN VOLGERS EMI MORITA EMILIA BERGMANS EMILY KANE EMILY KOCH EMILY LEONARD EMILY LONGFIELD EMILY MCDONALD EMILY SESSA EMILY WALSH EMMA MARSLAND EMMA PHILLIPS EMMA RAVEN EMMA RICHMOND EMMA WILLIAMSON EMMA WILSON EMMA WISEMAN EMMANUELLE ANTOLIN EMMANUELLE GIRAUD ENDY HEDMAN ENRICO BALLERI ENRIQUE MOSQUEDA ENZO CESARIO ERIC ANDERSON ERIC BALDWIN ERIC BRIDGE ERIC BRUNO ERIC COSPER ERIC CRUZ ERIC DEINZER ERIC GABRIELSON ERIC GROSS ERIC JOHNSON ERIC KALLMAN ERIC KING

ERIC KNELER ERIC LILLEY ERIC LOO ERIC QUENNOY ERIC RATZLAFF ERIC SAMSEL ERIC SCHWAB ERIC SILVER ERIC STEELE ERIC STEVENS ERIC VAN VELSEN ERIK ELDERENBOSCH ERIK LOYER ERIK MELS ERIK ROLF ERIK VERHEIJEN ERIK WEEMAN ERIKA KIPREOS ERIKA MYERS ERIN BRADBURN ERIN JENNINGS ERIN LEE ERIN MATTS ERIN SORENSON ERNA RUYNE ERNEST LUPINACCI ERROL FLANAGIN ESTHER BELDEROK ESTHER SCHULLER EVA KARAGIORGAS EVA RAUSCH EVA TABACHNIKOFF EVA WU EVAN DUMAS EVAN STROUM EVAN SWANSON EVAN ZHANG EVELYN MONROE NEILL EVELYN MUNZ EWOUT VAN HEIJNINGEN EZE BLAINE FABIAN BERGLUND FABIAN BRAUN FAN YIING CHYN FANG YUAN FARRAH BOSTIC FEH TARTY FELICIA GLOVER FELICIANO ROBAYNA FELIS FERREIRA

FELIX WONG FEMKE GROOT FEMKE KASPERS FERNANDO AGUILERA FEY DALY FILIPPO DELL’OSSO FIONA CANNING FIONA LAYCOCK FIONA WALKER FISH HO FLAVIO MORALES FLETCHER ADAMO FLEUR MCNALLY FLEUR VAN NOESEL FLOORTJE EBELING FLORIS HOLLANDER FLOYD ROCKER FONG CHUN SUK FRAN BADALAMENTI FRANCESCA BIRCH FRANCESCA DIACO FRANCINE LESCOOK FRANK BROOKS FRANK DEWENDER FRANK FRIEDMAN FRANK GINGER FRANK HAHN FRANK PUTS FRANK STEGINGA FRANK SUAREZ FRANK ZOLLER FRANKLIN GROEN FRAZER GOODBODY FRED KNACK FREDERICO GRUMARI FREDERIQUE DAUBAL FRERE BENTLEY-WOODS FRITZ MESENBRINK FUMI NAKAJIMA FUMIKO HORIUCHI GABRIELA ZEA GABRIELLE RIEBEEK GABRIELLE WARNER GAIA BORGIAS-BROWN GAIL JACOBSON GAIL MCCLELLAND GARY GROENHEIM GARY KOEPKE GARY KRIEG GARY LANGSTAFF

GARY NETTLETON GARY VAN DZURA GAVIN DE BEER GAVIN LUM GAVIN TAPPER GEMMA REQUESENS GENE WILLIS GENKI ITO GEOFF DODD GEOFF STICKLER GEOFFREY BARNES GEOFFREY MCGANN GEORGE CAWMAN GEORGE HEPBURN GEORGE THESMAN GEORGINA O’HANLON GERALDINE YOUNG GERARD MEESTERS GERBEN GERRITSEN GHISLAIN DE VILLOUTREYS GIA BOCCI GILBERT BARRIENTOS GILES MONTGOMERY GINA NAPOLI GINGER ROBINSON GINO GRONINGEN GINO WOO GITA BHANDERI GIUSEPPE PUGLISI GLENN COLE GLENN WILSON GODAR TOM GRAAF DE GRACE CHING GRACIA WILLS GREG CARTER GREG CARTERB GREG MARCH GREG RADICH GREG SUN GREGG CLAMPFFER GREGG HARPER GREGG HARRISON GREGORY KALLERES GRETCHEN ALMY GREY BURDICK GROZDANA MICIC GUAN CHEN GUIDO KOOLS GUIDO STAUDT GUIDO VAN DEN MEERSCHE GUNILLA KOSATKA GUY FEATHERSTONE GUY HAYWARD GUY MOORE GWEN HOYT GWEN MENDEL GWEN WATKINS GWEN YIP GWENDOLYN NELSON GWENN SOBEL HAJIME MIZUTA HAL CARLSON HAL CURTIS HALLA TIMON HAN HENDRIKS HANIF KURESHI HANK PERLMAN HANKE PETTER HANNA NESPER NEWELL HANNAH HERMANSSON HANNAH VARLEY HANNEKE SLINKERT HANNY HOVIGN HARISH KUMAR BAMBA HARM KAPTEIN HARMINE LOUWE HAROLD EINSTEIN HAROLD KENDIG HAROLD PERLMAN HARRY VAN DEN BOOGAARD HAWRAN LEE HAWTHORNE HUNT HAYLEY GOGGIN HAZELLE GRIFFIN HEATHER BROSNAN HEATHER FUKUMOTO HEATHER HADLOCK HEATHER HARVEY HEATHER HOPKINS HEATHER LARIMER HEATHER REID HEATHER ROBINSON HEATHER STAUFFER HEATHER STEWART HEATHER ZEITZ HECTOR MUELAS HEI CHENG HEIDI BARR HEIDI MCISAAC HEIDI REICH HELEEN OUT HELEN AKERS HELEN FOULDER HELEN RHODES HELEN WHITELEY HELENA GALE HELENA TOUSEULL HELENE JONSON HEMANT ANANT

HEMANT JAIN HENDRIK ZIMMER HENRIETTE BEY HENRIKE SCHRADER HENRIQUE BLANC HENRY LU HIDEYUKI YOSHIZAWA HILARY COOTES HILARY HANSEN HILDUR SOLVADOTTIR HIROAKI TAKEZOE HIROMI SHIBUYA HIROMU ONO HIROSHI YONEMURA HIROYO TAKIMURA HISAKI KATO HISAKO KUNIYASU HITESH MALAVIYA HOLDEN OSBORNE HOLLY ABEY HOLLY ALLEN HOLLY DAY HOLLY DETELS HON FOONG HOON KIM HOWARD LEVY HUANG HAIBO HUGH DERRICK HUGO BAUDERT HUNG BAUER HUNTER HINDMAN IAN CAREY IAN COHEN IAN FAIRBROTHER IAN GOODRICH IAN KENNEDY IAN MITCHEL IAN PERKINS IAN REICHENTHAL IAN YOUNG IDA GRONBLOM IGNACIO GUIJARRO GARCIA IGNASI TUDELA CALAFELL ILAN SCHAFER ILICIA STANGLE WINOKUR IMIN PAO INGE HEIN INGEBORG BLOEM INGER BLANKESTIJN INGRID POLL IRENE KUGELMANN IRMA DE JONG IRWIN SCOTT ISAAC TRUJILLO ISAKO HIDAKA ISAMU YUKAWA ISHAAN DASGUPTA ISSEI TANAKA IVA PENTCHEVA IVAN POLLARD IVANKA BAKKER IVO DE KLERK IVY LIN IVY LO FO SANG J.T. BRAINE JABARI HEARN JACKIE HENSEL JACKIE LIANG JACKIE QUATTROCCHI JACKY MEI JACOB FURST JACOLIEN POVEE JACQUELINE KOUWENBERG JACQUELINE SELLA JACQUELINE SHERMAN JAE GOODMAN JAIME KOMITOR JAKE MURRAY JAMAL QUTUB JAMES BARRETT JAMES CALHOUN JAMES DITTRICH JAMES FOSTER JAMES FULTON JAMES GOODE JAMES GUY JAMES HITCHCOCK JAMES JOHNSON JAMES KELLER JAMES KOUTSOUVANOS JAMES LEMAITRE JAMES LI JAMES LONGSHORE JAMES MCALLISTER JAMES MCNICHOL JAMES MOORE JAMES MOSLANDER JAMES PERRY JAMES RAFFERTY JAMES RISWOLD JAMES SELMAN III JAMES SMITH JAMES VAUGHAN JAMES WARD JAMES WAYNE BEST JAMES WILKINS JAMI BRYNILDSON JAMIE BARRATT JAMIE BARRETT JAMIE BRYNILDSON

JAMIE DILEO JAMIE HUTTER JAMIE KIM JAN HARM JAN MENKE PHILIP JAN PAUL TJEN JANA RUMBERGER JANDIRK BOUW JANE ANCEL JANE BILLIOU JANE BRIMBLECOMB JANE BUNKER JANE GORSUCH JANE HUCK JANE LOU JANE MONAGHAN JANE OKESON JANE SHANKLIN JANELLE GORSUCH JANELLEN BEST MEYER JANET BLALOCK JANET CHAMP JANET HULQUIST JANET MARSH JANET PRICE JANET WEISS JANG WEILING JANICE GRUBE JANINE BYRNE JANINE JALES JANNA NORBERG JAN-WILLEM DIJKSTRA JARED GOSLER JARL OLSEN JARRETT DUBE JASMINA PERI JASMINE KIMERA JASMINE KOUNANG JASON BAGLEY JASON BRIMMELL JASON BURKE JASON CLEMENT JASON FONG JASON FRETWELL JASON GROSZ JASON HEYNES JASON HILL JASON KRAFT JASON KREHER JASON LORD JASON MACBETH JASON OBISPO JASON SCHWARTZ JASON STURGILL JASON SULLIVAN JASON WHITE JASPER REBEL JASSY SYJANA JAVIER CASTILLO JAY BERRY JAY HISELMAN JAYANTA JENKINS JAYNE HONG JAYNE MARAR JAYNE NELSON JEAN DE VOUR JEAN HAASBROEK JEAN RHODE JEAN-BAPTISTE YVES JEANE WONG-MAROTTA JEANETTE LA RIVIERE JEANETTE LUTTIK JEANINE COLGAN JEANNE CORE JED ALGER JEFF BOSSARDET JEFF FOSTER JEFF JAN JEFF KEYSER JEFF KLING JEFF SELIS JEFF WILLIAMS JEFFRE JACKSON JEFFREY BITSACK JEFFREY DAY JEFFREY LABBE JEFFREY PAUL JEFFREY RONDESTVEDT JEFFREY SAUNDERS JEFFREY WERBYLO JEME BRELIN JEN NICOLAZZO JEN PATTERSON JENELLE WINTER JENG CHENG SY JENI STEWART JENIE CHAUPETE JENIFER HANER JENN WONG JENNA FAGNAN JENNA HALL JENNIE HAYES JENNIFER BELL JENNIFER COLMAN JENNIFER FISKE JENNIFER FORREST JENNIFER GRACE JENNIFER HALEY JENNIFER HALL JENNIFER HONG

JENNIFER HOWARD JENNIFER HUGHES JENNIFER HUNDIS JENNIFER HYBERTSEN JENNIFER LAI JENNIFER LITTLEHALES JENNIFER LYNHAM JENNIFER MICHAELIS JENNIFER MOORE JENNIFER NOWAK JENNIFER PATTERSON JENNIFER PETERSON JENNIFER ROTH JENNIFER SANDBANK JENNIFER SMIEJA JENNIFER SMITH JENNIFER SPENNINGSBY JENNIFER SPILLERS JENNIFER TRASK JENNIFER WELLMAN JENNIFER WILDER JENNIFER WILMOTH JENNY CAMPBELL JENNY CHEN JENNY DEL CORTE JENNY FIELDING JENNY HOWARD JENNY LEONETTI JENS GEHLHAAR JEREMIAH CRONIN JEREMIAH ROSEN JEREMY JIRACEK JEREMY LIND JEREON LOCHTENBERG JEROME AUSTRIA JESS CRON JESS GABELMANN JESSE BUSH JESSE COULTER JESSE FICKS JESSE LIN JESSE LONG JESSE SNYDER JESSE WANN JESSEA PERRY JESSICA ALLEN JESSICA BACLESSE JESSICA COOK JESSICA DENG JESSICA DIERAUER JESSICA FINNING JESSICA GREIG JESSICA JACKSON JESSICA LEHRER JESSICA MANCHESTER JESSICA MONSEY JESSICA O’CONOR JESSICA STAPLES JESSICA VACEK JESSICA WORTHINGTON JESSIE THOMPSON JILL ANDRESEVIC JILL ERVINE JILL LANDRY JILL TETSUKA JILL TOMLINSON JILL WOBKER JILLIAN RITCHIE JIM BUCKTIN JIM HITCHCOCK JIM JOHNSON JIM LEMAITRE JIM SHANKLIN JIM VAN DER VOORT JIM WELCH JIM WOOLFREY JIMM LASSER JIMMY FANG JIMMY KAN JIMMY SMITH JING LIEN JINNINA CHILES JO ANN MARIE JOAKIM BORGSTROM JOAN FISHER JOANI WARDWELL JOANNA BORTON JOANNA ELLIS JOANNA SIMPSON JOANNE DECARLO JOANNE MEIKLE JOANNE PORTER JODI DUKE JODIE PENFOLD JODY NEIL JOE COWAN JOE DE SOUZA JOE KAMEI JOE SHANDS JOE STAPLES JOE VENTURA JOEL ARZU JOEL MAYNE JOELLE DAVIS JOEP BECX JOESPH ANDREWS JOHAN DAHLQVIST JOHAN DE OUTENAAR JOHAN GIJZEN JOHAN GRUNDLINGH

JOHAN LINDER JOHN ALGER JOHN BOILER JOHN BREZNY JOHN CHERRY JOHN CROSS JOHN DAUD JOHN FISHER JOHN GRIMSHAW JOHN JAY JOHN JEFFERS JOHN MARCOE JOHN NORMAN JOHN PARK JOHN PARKER JOHN ROWAN JOHN ROWE JOHN RUSSELL JOHN SHACHTER JOHN SHAW JOHN SHOW JOHN STOA JOHN VAN TUYLL JOHN WEICH JOHN WILKINSON JOHN WINCKEL JOHNNY SENS JOLANDA TJEERDEMA JOLANDE VAN HELBERGEN JOLENE SURINE JOLINA HOANG JOLLY BANERJEE JOLYNN FAULHABER JOLYNN FREWING JON DEVAULT JON GLEDSTONE JON HUGHES JON MATTHEWS JON READ JON WILCOX JON ZAST JONAS VAIL JONATHAN ALDIS JONATHAN BURDON JONATHAN CAMPBELL JONATHAN CHADS JONATHAN CUDE JONATHAN FLETCHER JONATHAN HUGHES JONATHAN MACKLER

JONATHAN PEREZ JONATHAN ROCHE JONATHAN ROSEN JONATHAN SEGALL JONATHAN TAPPER JONATHAN WILCOX JONATHON CARLAW JONATHON GOLDBERG JONATHON HUGHES JONATHON LEICHT JONES POND JONNIE JAMES JOOST BERKHOUT JOOST MEERMAN JOOST VAN WIERINGEN JORDAN DELAPOER JORDAN JEANSONNE JORDI MARTINEZ JORGE CALLEJA JORGE GONZALEZ JOSE CABACO JOSE CAO-GARCIA JOSE MOLLA JOSEPH ANDREWS JOSEPH BARRETO JOSEPH ERNST JOSEPH FAVRE JOSEPH GONSALVES JOSEPH LAU JOSEPH NAPORANO JOSEPH VENTURA JOSH CHANG JOSH DIMARCANTONIO JOSH GOLD JOSH SCOTT JOSH WEISS JOSHUA BERGER JOSHUA BIERMAN JOSHUA GLEDHILL JOSHUA KAUFFMAN JOSHUA KLEIN JOSHUA MANDEL JOSHUA NELSON JOSHUA PEREZ JOSHUA SCOTT JOSHUA WHITLOCK JOSHUA WOLFE JOY ENGLEMAN JOY KELLEY JOY WILLIS-STEWART

JOYCE LEONG JUAN REYES JUDITH FRANCISCO JUDITH MIDDELKOOP JUDSON WHIGHAM JULES HEUSDEN JULI HAMDAN JULIA CLARK JULIA DICKEY JULIA LIU JULIA METHOLD JULIA OH JULIA PORTER JULIA RUDICK JULIA TEETERS JULIA TIMMER JULIA YU JULIAN CHEEVERS JULIANA MONTGOMERY JULIANNA JOHNSON JULIE BALSTER JULIE DANIELS JULIE DIETMEYER JULIE GASH JULIE GONZALEZ JULIE HAMPLE-RODDY JULIE JACOBSEN JULIE JARZYNKA JULIE LIU JULIE MATTHIESSEN JULIE MEYER JULIE SAPERSTEIN JULIETTE JENNISKENS JULIO WALLOVITS JUNE PAYTON JUNICHI HIRAYAMA JUNIOR CHARLES JUSTIN BAROCAS JUSTIN BURKE JUSTIN FAIRCLOTH JUSTIN HAYS JUSTIN KENT LUKE

JUSTIN LOWE JUSTIN MURRAY KACEY HARRAHAN KAI ZASTROW KALI ARULPRAGASAM KALI BLOMSTROM KALLE HAASSUM KALLE HELLZEN KAM TANG KAMAKSHI MALHOTRA KANAKO TAKAHASHI KAORU KOBAYASHI KARA GOODRICH KARA KRUSE-HOPKINS KAREN ALEXANDER KAREN BRONNENKANT KAREN BROWN KAREN CIVIELLO KAREN CROSSLEY KAREN DUVAL KAREN FOGG KAREN GREENE KAREN HASBROUCK KAREN HITE KAREN HSU KAREN JONES KAREN ROCHE KAREN SARGANT KAREN SEELY KAREN WEST KARI BOILER KARI FLINTOFF KARI NICHOLAS KARIN JANSEN KARIN KNUTSON KARIN PELDERS KARIN TIMMER KARINA GOULDING KARL LIEBERMAN KARRELLE DIXON KAT BOJCUK KATE ANDREWS

KATE HANDLEY KATE HANSEN KATE KRAJ KATE NOBLE KATE PARSLEY KATE RAWLINSON KATE SCHULTZ KATE TREGONING KATHERINE ARMSTRONG KATHERINE BLOM KATHERINE GULICK KATHERINE NAPIER KATHERINE PERRY KATHERINE RAYE KATHIE HEPPENSTAHL KATHLEEN BITANCO KATHLEEN BOYER KATHLEEN BROOKS KATHLEEN LANE KATHLEEN MAZZOCCO KATHLEEN MYERS KATHLEEN WERRES KATHRYN ALLEN KATHRYN MEADOWS KATHY BITANGO KATHY HOWES KATHY MADORE KATHY ORTEGA KATHY RICHTER KATIE CLARKE KATIE DUNBAR KATIE HALLING KATIE HANGELBROEK KATIE MILLER KATIE RANDALL KATIE RAYE KATIE SHIELDS KATIE TURINSKI KATYA ZENKOVICH KAY HOFFMANN KAY ZERR KAYOKO TAKAYANAGI KECIA BENVENUTO KECIA MCLAUGHLIN KEES DINGLER KEI CHAN KEI OKAZAKI KEIJI ANDO KEIKO KOSAKA KEITH CARTWRIGHT

KEITH DOYLE KEITH GARLAND KEITH GRAY KEITH WANG KEITH WHITE KEITH WOSEPKA KELLEY STOUTT KELLI BOWEN KELLIE PEDERSON KELLY MORRIS KELLY DAGE KELLY DONNELLY KELLY HARRIS KELLY HISELMAN KELLY KRAFT KELLY MERRILL KELLY MICKELSON KELLY MULLER KELLY Q’TONNA KELLY SCHOEFFEL KELLY WALSH KELLY WHITAKER KELLY WOOLF KELLY WRIGHT KELLY ZHU KELSEY BERNERT KELSEY BOZANICH KELSEY HUTCHISON KELSEY KRUG KELVIN HOOK KEN BERG KEN FINEO KEN KAWAKAMI KEN MEYER KEN PEARCE KEN ROSENBERG KEN SMITH KENJI ENOMOTO KENJI TANAKA KENNETH SIMPSON KENNETH WIEDEN KENSHI ARAI KENSUKE SUEMASA KERI HOYT KERLI TEO KERRI PACK KERRIE FINCH KERRY ANTOS KERRY COLWELL KERRY GOODEN

KERSTIN EBERT KEVIN CAO KEVIN CHESTERS KEVIN COLLINS KEVIN DAVIS KEVIN DILLER KEVIN JONES KEVIN MOYER KEVIN PORTER KEVIN PROUDFOOT KIERAN RILEY KIERON MONAHAN KIKI TITZING KILPATRICK ANDERSON KIM HARRINGTON KIM HUMPHRIES KIM LEE MIN PUH KIM MANNES-ABBOT KIM NGUYEN-STORM KIM PAPWORTH KIM PODMENIK KIM TAYLER KIM TYACKE KIMBERLEE MANZI KIMBERLEE VIERA KIMBERLY CARPENTER KIMBERLY DOYEL KIMBERLY HARRINGTON KIMBERLY HARRIS KIMBERLY LANG KIMBERLY LILLY KIMBERLY MAHER KIMBERLY SCHOEN KIMBERLY SMITH KIMBERLY SOFFAR KIMBERLY TRIPPETT KIMBERLY WEIR KIMIA FARSHIDZAD KIMIKO MITANI KIRAN THOMSON KIRSTEN HARTILL KIRSTY REYNOLDS KIRSTY WORDEN KISHORE KUMAR KITTY VAN DER VALK KJERSTI HALL KLAAS KNOL KLAUS HUNG BAUER KLERK DE IVO KNOX DUNCAN KOEN HORST KOFI AMOO-GOTTFRIED KOHEI ADACHI KOHEI MOTOMURA KOICHI INOUE KOLEY KOPTA KONOSUKE KAMITANI KRIS HANSON KRIS POLINSKY KRISTA CHURCH-TIERNEY KRISTEN CALDWELL KRISTEN CHRISENBERY KRISTEN CLARK KRISTEN HLADECEK KRISTEN KOPFER KRISTEN SCHOONOVER KRISTI NELSON KRISTIE SHEILDS KRISTIN COLE KRISTIN KOPFER KRISTIN ROBERTS KRISTINE BECKER KRISTINE POLINSKY KRISTY FULWIDER KRISTY ROSALSKY KRISTY SCHNEIDER KRIT PETHKONGKATHON KRYSTAL GILES KRYSTINA WARREN KRYSTLE MORTIMORE KUMIKO YABE KURT LENARD KURT PARKER KURT SCHELLENBACH KYLE BINGHAM KYLE PERO KYLE VALENTA KYOKO SHINONAGA LAEN SANCHES LANCE FERGUSON LANE FOARD LANI ABRAMS LARA GALLAGHER LARA RODRIGUEZ LARRY FREY LARS KIRSCHKE LARS STEENHOFF LATEISHA MOORE LAURA BISHTI LAURA CALDWELL LAURA CHRISTIE LAURA DAY LAURA EIKELENBOOM LAURA FISHER LAURA FORDE LAURA GIANNINI LAURA HALLIDAY LAURA HART LAURA HEIN LAURA OLDHAM

LAURA PISTONE LAURA QUINN LAURA REYNEN LAURA VENT LAURA ZUGZDA LAUREN BEALE LAUREN BRATTAIN LAUREN EPSTEIN LAUREN GIORDANO LAUREN GLAZER LAUREN GORDON LAUREN RANKE LAUREN VERDERY LAURENCE HORNER LAURENS RUNDERKAMP LAURENT JANNEAU LAURIE BROWN LAURIE LITONJUA LAURIEN ENGELMAN LAVERNE MAXWELL LAWRENCE GIES LAWRENCE GLEESON LAWRENCE TEHERANI-AMI LAWRENCE YEUNG LEAH JACOBSON LEAH MICHELL LEAH WAITS LEANE ALBERS LEANNE LETTIERI LEASHA HOCKADAY LEE BOULTON LEE DAVIS LEE JENNINGS LEE NEWMAN LEE REAMS LEE ROTH LEE SCHULZ LEEANN WINTERS LEILA MARTIN LENA PANKOW LENI RHODES LENNERT DORMAN LENORE FINNEY LEONIE HEPPENER LESIA LUCYSZYN LESLEY BROOKES LESLIE ALI LESLIE FOURIE LESLIE STONE LETIZIA SILKE LEVEKE LAMBERSY LEVI PERVIN LI CHUN HUANG LIA HESTINA LIAM GIBSON LIANA LING CHANG LILY LI LINA HITOMI LINDA DAUBSON LINDA JEO LINDA KNIGHT LINDA LANDGRAF LINDA MAY WACKER LINDA MENDENHALL LINDA REYNEN LINDSAY LUSTBERG LINDSEY ADAMS LINDSEY REMBER LISA BROWN LISA CHRISTY LISA CLINTON LISA DAHLQUIST LISA ENOS LISA EVERETT LISA FARRELL LISA FREY LISA HICKEY LISA HOOKLAND LISA JAMES LISA JOKANOVICH LISA KUPFER LISA MCCONVILLE LISA MELIKIDIS LISA MICHEL LISA MUSICH LISA OSBORNE LISA PRINCE LISA REINHARDT LISA RIVERA LISA SANDMIRE LISA TOPOL LISA WELCH LISE WALTER LIU FENG LIZ CARDONE LIZ DE JONG LIZ DWYER LIZ ESLEIS LIZ HEPBURN LIZ SCHOENNING LIZ SULLIVAN LIZ UPCHURCH LO TING FAI LOKE SAI KIT LONNIE ANDERSON LONNIE WINTER LORA FEUCHTWANGER LORELEI HOFFMAN LORENZA MONTORFANO LORENZO DE RITA

LORI ARBUCKLE LORI GAFFNEY LORI LITTLEJOHN LORI LUCENTE LORI NEWMAN LORI NYGAARD LOTUS CHILD LOTUS HARTLEY LOU BOGUE LOUISA BUSH LOUISE ALTHAM LOUISE ARNOLD LOUISE HILL LOUISE MORGAN LOUISE TURNER LOUIS-PHILIPPE TREMBLAY LUCA GRELLI LUCIANA ANDRADE LUCIO NEVES TANIA LUCY NEWMAN LUCY RUSSELL LUDO ROOY LUELLA WRIGHT LUIS PENABRAND LUISA WILLS LUISSA CHEKOWSKY LUKE BEDFORD LUKE BEHRENDS LULU XU LYDIA DOWNS LYDIA LANGFORD LYDIA ZHU LYNN MAKAU LYNN MAYO LYNN SHIRRELL MAARTJE WESSELS MACKENZIE NUSS MADELINE KOKES MADELON POL MADY MARGADANT MAGDALENA KLIMASZEWSKA MAGGIE ENTWISTLE MAGGIE POWERS MAI FUKUE MAIA AGRANOFF MAJA BECKMAN MAKIKO ABE MAKIKO HARA MALIN WERNQUIST MANDY DU PONT MANDY SMITH MANUEL CAMINO MARQUES MANUEL ROTH MARC D’AVIGNON MARC KROK MARC MOYER MARC SHILLUM MARC WIRBELEIT MARCEL BOS MARCELINO ALVAREZ MARCELLA VILLANUEVA MARCHEL DE HAAN MARCIA MANUPUTTY MARCIA MEYER MARCIANO FELIXDAAL MARCO BEKKER MARCO DE HAAN MARCO KAYE MARCO PALERMO MARCO PITTONI MARCO ROCHETTE MARCOS DA GAMA MAREK OKON MARGARET DORNER MARGARET FUCHS MARGARET GROVES MARGARET KENDALL MARGARET LARKIN MARGARET NAMKOONG MARGARET NORTON MARGARET POWERS MARGIE NORTON MARGIT ARTS MARGO LATKA MARGO STERN MARGRIT NOTTROT MARIA SABO MARIA YOSHIMIZU MARIAH FLANAGAN MARIANNE BROGAN MARIANNE COALSON MARIANNE DE RIJKE MARIANNE PIZZI MARIANNE WERRING MARIANNE WHITE MARIE LINDSTROM MARIEKE VAN WELL MARIEKE WELL VAN MARIETTE DE MEIJ MARIETTE VISSER MARIJE CHOCHON-PEEK MARIJE DE GRAAF MARIJKE HAITJEMA MARILIEN ROMME MARILYN DURAN MARILYN HENDRICK MARIO GUAY MARION DELHEES MARION VAN DER PLAS MARISA DEZIEL

MARIT MOESKOPS MARIUS GRONVOLD MARJAN DEN TOOM MARK ADAMSON MARK BAHRE MARK BARDEN MARK BERNATH MARK BUCHELE MARK D’ABREO MARK DAVIES MARK DE GRAAF MARK EDWARDS MARK FENSKE MARK FERWERDA MARK FITZLOFF MARK GROESCHNER MARK HUNTER MARK IGNOWSKI MARK JACOBS MARK JAHNKE MARK LUNDGREN MARK MCCALL MARK PHILLIPS MARK PROVENZANO MARK SLOAN MARK SLUITER MARK SMITH MARK WAGGONER MARKETA PLEYEROVA MARLEEN ELENBAAS MARLIES VAN DEN BEMT MARLON LEE MARLOUS KUSTERS MARNI BEARDSLEY MARQUIS PALMER MARRI-BETH SERRITELLA MARSHA MCGUIRE MARSHALL BALL MARTA CALHEIROS MARTA ROZYCKA MARTEN SIDERIUS MARTEN TONNIS MARTHA BLESSINGTON MARTHA CARDONA MARTHA LITTLETON MARTIEN HOLTZAPPEL MARTIJN BROEKEMA MARTIJN SWART MARTIN BOSCH MARTIN FAHEY MARTIN FITZGERALD MARTIN HORST MARTIN MLEKICKI MARTIN PYPER MARTIN SANDBERG MARTIN WILLET MARTINE BERENDSEN MARTINE BRUMA MARTINJE VAN DER LINDEN MARY ALBERQUE MARY ANNE ELLIOTT MARY FRANCES O’CONNOR MARY KING MARY LISIO MARY MOEN MARY NORMAND MARY O’CONNOR MARY SHEEHAN MARYVONNE VERKERKE MASAO KAWANO MASARU KONDO MASATAKA MORIYA MAT GOFF MAT MINOR MATHEW FOSTER MATHEW KENDALL MATHEW PARKER MATHEW VIDLER MATHEW WEISS MATHIAS PARES MATT ASHWORTH MATT BAKER MATT BERRY MATT BOFFEY MATT ELHARDT MATT FOLLOWS MATT GOODEN MATT GORDAN MATT HUNNICUTT MATT KEEN MATT KEISTER MATT KELLEY MATT KERSHAW MATT MURPHY MATT SEILER MATT SHERRING MATT STEIN MATT TILLEY MATTHEW BARCLAY MATTHEW BOUCARD MATTHEW BURKE MATTHEW CAMPBELL MATTHEW CARROLL MATTHEW ELHARDT MATTHEW GIBBINS MATTHEW GILL MATTHEW GILLARD MATTHEW GORDON MATTHEW HAMMOND MATTHEW HERNHOLM

MATTHEW HILBER MATTHEW MAURIELLO MATTHEW MAYER MATTHEW NELSON MATTHEW PETERSON MATTHEW RAUFMAN MATTHEW ROTONDO MATTHEW SCHEKEL MATTHEW SCHNEIDER MATTHEW STIKER MATTHEW TRIPLETT MATTHEW VESCOVO MATTHEW WARNER MATTHEW WOOD MATTHEY CAREY MATTIAS SEGERHOLT MATTILDE HOEVEN MAUD KLARENBEEK MAURA NOONE MAUREEN DOYLE MAUREEN MOM MAUREEN O’CONNOR MAURICIO MACHADO MAURO CAMORODA MAX ERDENBERGER MAX HEGERMAN MAX VERBURGT MAXIME JEROME MAXINE BURROWS MAYA ROBERTS MAYUMI GIGA MEGAN COOPER MEGAN NOLAN MEGAN NUGENT MEGAN RUST MEGHAN PRUITT MEHREEN AHMED MEI CHIN MEIKE WETZSTEIN MEL SHANNAHAN MELANIE DRAISEY MELANIE FEDUNOK MELANIE HARLAND MELANIE KOLZOW MELANIE MYERS MELINA LEW MELINDA WELSH MELISE GRAMM MELISSA CLAYTON TYDLASKA MELISSA HANDLEY

MELISSA KERNS MELISSA LEEBOVE MELISSA MAYENSCHEIN MELISSA MILLER MELISSA MOELLER MELISSA RANDALL MELISSA SCONYERS MELISSA SHANNAHAN MELISSA VIELE MELONIE GERMAN MELS NOBLE MELVIN STERN MELVIN TAN QUAN SHIUN MENG LING MENNO KROESE MERCEDES MIRA MERCEDES PARELLADA MEREDITH HATTEN MEREDITH MILLER MEREDITH NORMAN MEREDITH SPEIER MERETE BUSK MERILEE RUNYAN MERLIE SMITH MIA CHONG-HANSSEN MIA DREXL-SCHEGG MIA HAYWOOD MICHAEL ANTONELLO MICHAEL BARKER MICHAEL BAUMGART MICHAEL BOWYER MICHAEL BURCH MICHAEL BYRNE MICHAEL CHASE MICHAEL CORRAN MICHAEL CORRIGAN MICHAEL DALTON MICHAEL DELAHAUT MICHAEL DENSMORE MICHAEL DEVINCENZI MICHAEL DICCICCO MICHAEL DOLE MICHAEL DUNLAP MICHAEL DUNN MICHAEL FOLINO MICHAEL FREDIANI MICHAEL GUY MICHAEL HART MICHAEL HOFFMAN MICHAEL HUGHES

MICHAEL ILLICK MICHAEL KIPPENHAN MICHAEL KNEEBONE MICHAEL LEKAS MICHAEL MACRONE MICHAEL MANGANILLO MICHAEL MCCOMMON MICHAEL MILLEY MICHAEL MITCHELL MICHAEL MIYAHIRA MICHAEL NUZIO MICHAEL PINCUS MICHAEL PRIEVE MICHAEL RICKETTS MICHAEL RUSSOFF MICHAEL SCHMIDT MICHAEL SIMONS MICHAEL SING MICHAEL SMITH MICHAEL STURDEVANT MICHAEL SWANSON MICHAEL THORNBURG MICHAEL YONKER MICHAELA LAROSSE MICHAELA VOGEL MICHELE DONATI MICHELE ERNSTE MICHELE LEFORE MICHELE LONG MICHELE SCARANO MICHELLE BRABANT MICHELLE CHANT MICHELLE D’ABREU MICHELLE ELEY MICHELLE GAUCI MICHELLE HARDIMAN MICHELLE HARDY MICHELLE HOLMES MICHELLE MAY MICHELLE MOYE MICHELLE ROGERS MICHELLE RYAN

MICHELLE SEELY MICHELLE STARIN MICHELLE ZOBECK MICHIEL GOULOOZE MICHIEL ZWANENBURG MICHIYO NAKANO MICHIYO OOI MICK BAILEY MIHO HIGASHIJIMA MIKAEL KUHN MIKAEL LUNDBACK MIKE AMOUR MIKE FARR MIKE GIEPERT MIKE GOLLER MIKE HENDERSON MIKE MCKENNON MIKE PERRY MIKE WARZIN MIKE WILLIAMS MIKI KOYAMA MILAGROS FERNANDEZ MILDRED AJADEEN MILDRED ZOMERDIJK MILTON SUE MIMI DANH MINDY HAAKE MINDY LIU MIRANDA BRUINSMA MIRANDA KENDRICK MIRIAM KADDOURA MISCHA STAAS MISON HENLEY MITCHELL SORENSO MIYA NUNOTANI MIYAKO YONEZAWA MIYUKI SAKAMOTO MOHIT JAYAL MOIRA MCGRATH MOLLY BURKART MOLLY LEE MOLONA WATI LONGCHAR

MOMO WU MONICA BERNAL MONICA PASTERNAK MONICA TAYLOR MONICA WU MONIQUE LEFEBVRE MONIQUE VERRIER MONTY VERDI MUKUND GOPALAKRISHNA MUTSUKO OTAKE NADINE HOWE NAGISA IMAIZUMI NAHEED SIMJEE NANCY BIEL NANCY BLACKWELL NANCY JOHNSON NANCY MARCHANT NANCY SCHAUWECKER NANCY SIDNAM NANCY SUAREZ NANCY VAN DUIN NANCY YOO NAOKI GA NAOKO HOSODA NAOKO KOBAYASHI NAOKO OOMASA NAOMI NELSON NAOMI ROBINSON NATALI FIERROS NATALIE BROWN NATALIE DILLON NATALIE FIELD NATALIE FLEMING NATALIE LEREGENT NATALIE MONTGOMERY NATALIE STIEFVATER NATASCHA SNELLMAN NATASHA ELSTER NATASHA MARZILLI NATASHA MASON NATASHA UPPAL NATHALIE MCLEOD NATHALIE VERSTRAETEN NATHALY GOOSWIT NATHAN GOLDBERG NATHAN MILLER NATHAN ROARK NEAL ARTHUR NECIA MULLEN NED MCNEILAGE

NEEZA ADENAN NEIL BRUCE NEIL CHRISTIE NEIL HENRY NEIL PITT NEIL THOMSON NEJLA TAJIPOUR NESS HIGSON NEVILLE BROOK NGUYEN TOWNSEND NIC OWEN NICHOLLA LONGLEY NICK BARHAM NICK BOWRING NICK CARTER NICK COHEN NICK DARKEN NICK GILL NICK HORNE NICK HOWE NICK HRISTOU NICK SCOTTING NICK SETOUNSKI NICK SIMMONDS NICK SONDERUP NICK WRAY NICKI EVERED NICKIE MORRIS NICKSON DAGGAR NICO ENGELBRECHT NICO STUMPO NICOLA APPLEGATE NICOLA ASH NICOLA COCHRANE NICOLA FINN NICOLA FOX NICOLA MCGAHON NICOLA THOMSON NICOLA WILLIAMSON NICOLE BARTLETT NICOLE FORREST NICOLE GEORGE NICOLE GROESSEL NICOLE MIDDELKOOP NICOLE MOLENAAR NICOLE NIJSEN NICOLE PALUMBO NICOLE SELIS NICOLE TRICE NICOLE VAN DEN BERG

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THE MORAL OF THE STORY

From: Bobby Hershfield To: W+K New York; Buz Sawyer; Todd Waterbury; Kevin Proudfoot Cc: Dave Luhr; Dan Wieden Subject: This is the place This is the place where I grew up. Became funny, smart, insecure, confident, humble, passionate and uninhibited.

This is the place where I never once forgot how lucky I was. Where I learned to have a point of view and voice it.

Where I wasn’t afraid to be myself no matter how awkward or embarrassing that might be. Where I went out on a limb. And called bullshit. And was taught to avoid playing it safe. Where I couldn’t be big. This is the place where I first experimented with mushrooms and ecstasy. Where I kissed a flight attendant in the desert and got turned down for a threesome in Vegas. A place where I sometimes just watched in awe. Where a hot young AE duped me into pontificating about how to be successful here all while having me videotaped and secretly watched by the entire agency in a backroom. Where someone got on Dan Wieden’s computer and told me to stop treating this place like a “fucking fraternity,” nearly giving me a heart attack. This is the place where I changed careers, lived in Australia and took up jogging. This is the place where I left for three days and came back. Where I met Albert Brooks. Tiger Woods and Sabrina’s mom. Where I played ping pong, foosball and pool. This is the place where my tenure was bookended by Ben Harper concerts. One in the Columbia River Gorge (see: mushroom reference) and one at Irving Plaza. This is the place where I watched people write books, record albums, design clothes, eat 11 hotdogs in 15 minutes and play in an air guitar contest. Where we decided to all pitch in to help Connor fight cystic fibrosis.

Where I had a top five. Where I learned other people’s top five. Where I wasn’t in the top five but learned that Stuart and Jesse were. Where I took stand-up comedy lessons. Where I took Spanish lessons. Where I went to Spain. Where my hobby became my job. A place where I laughed so hard and with such a genuine spirit that it felt so real and pure. It’s amazing laughter can feel like that. This is the place where I had the pleasure to work in two offices with Temma, Brant, Noble, Waterbury, Barnes and Colman. By the way, when Brant is concepting he starts strumming his guitar. Where our A/V guy left for three months to direct a TV show. Where I had the best carrot cake I’ve ever had in my life. And had countless leftover muffins and bagels in the conference room.

Where I saw an intern become a writer become an ACD become the head of an office. Where the business affairs person is as creative as the creatives.

This is the place where Kallares and Ferguson go from scheduling meetings to writing SportsCenter ads. How fantastic is that! Where Neil and Jesse sit next to each other. Where Renner interrupts himself with laughter. And where Sarah Park asks me if I’m okay. Where a boxer and a beagle stop by some afternoons. A place where I got to see over ten couples meet and get married. That’s right. I have been to over ten weddings where the husband and bride met at this Agency! This is the place where I took my clothes off at a Christmas party, started a food fight at a Christmas party and had a conference call during a Christmas party.

Where I was embarrassed and humiliated and where I learned self-deprecation. Where I worked all night. Gave up vacations, sometimes even willingly. And where I sometimes felt so in control and so on top of things and so smart I couldn’t imagine anywhere else I’d rather be. Where I also felt so stupid I needed to work that much harder to feel smart. Where I met some of my best friends and to this day we never talk about advertising. This place is my Rushmore. Where I had such an incredible sense of belonging. Where I surprised myself. A place I am so proud of.

Where there is so much spirit and passion and soul. Where I learned the importance of staying curious. And where I had to read so many long-winded, syrupy goodbye emails never once thinking I would be writing one.

This is the place where I became better.

Thank you all for making this the place.

All the best to you, Bobby.

You won’t see awards when you walk through our doors. What we honor are the individuals, in all of their wackiness, who make Wieden+Kennedy what it is.