There's so much advertising on television that I find just lazy, just so lazy. I'm like, 'Why are they doing that?' — David Droga Copy Share Image
Why can't I prove that advertising can manifest itself in a way that doesn't necessarily mean television ads but changing behaviour and… — David Droga Copy Share Image
I secretly wish I had experienced advertising in the 'Mad Men' period. — David Droga Copy Share Image
The agency is who it is because of many, many, many chapters that needed to happen. — David Droga Copy Share Image
Nothing connects with people like humanity. That doesn't mean you have to tell slice-of-life stories all the time. But you know, with so many… — David Droga Copy Share Image
I was in a bank meeting in London once that was so torturous, I had a flash of inspiration for another client. — David Droga Copy Share Image
Generosity is as much showing your vulnerability as it is your passion for something. — David Droga Copy Share Image
Just knowing you're putting something out there that could take on a greater life - that's our sweet spot. That's what we try to… — David Droga Copy Share Image
My first job in advertising was actually in the mailroom of Grey Advertising in Sydney. — David Droga Copy Share Image
People can't pay you to care. People can't teach you to care. But when you find something that you care about, you give it… — David Droga Copy Share Image
You put choice on the table, you change the whole game. Everything is about control. If an ad is interesting to you, you'll have… — David Droga Copy Share Image
I can say firsthand Under Armour is a values-based people company, and this hasn't deviated for any administration. — David Droga Copy Share Image
Creativity for the greater good is where I aspire to be, and I mean that on several levels: of course, working with worthy causes… — David Droga Copy Share Image
There are few forces for good as extensive and important as the United Nations. Being able to work with them and other global aid… — David Droga Copy Share Image
Long before social media existed, the proto-tweets of advertising had penetrated American popular culture: 'A mind is a terrible thing to waste.' 'Where's the… — David Droga Copy Share Image
