Boudreau Advertising

I'm the Founder and Chief Creative Officer of Boudreau Advertising. I'm also a writer, a podcaster, a husband to Alisson, and a Dad to four increasingly large sons. I’ve won every major creative award, and yet I’ve managed to remain a decent human. I'm an expert at building modern creative departments. I'm an early digital tech pioneer. I also excel at C Suite presentation and collaboration with clients at all levels. I recently created the podcast The Many Meanderings of the First Gen X Man, to rave reviews, some of which aren't even from my friends. I spent a couple of decades on Madison Avenue rising from Copywriter at BBDO New York to Executive Creative Director of one of that agency's largest groups. I created famous work for Lowe's Home Improvement, E*Trade, Pizza Hut, Snickers, Guinness, and more. I went on to helm BBDO Atlanta as Chief Creative Officer, doubling that office's size in the two and half years I spent there. My team created Carnival Corporation's first ever Super Bowl spot, launch work for financial giant Voya, and the last great work for ToysRus. After that, I returned to New York City to become Chief Creative Officer of The & Partnership NY, also doubling that agency's size. My work there helped make the WSJ less "Male, Pale and Yale." Boudreau Advertising was born during the COVID pandemic, which means we are fierce optimists, or maybe just crazy. Maybe a bit of both. After helping build some of the biggest brands in the world, we now bring big ideas to clients of all sizes. Except for slightly less than the gargantuan cost of a big agency.