Ann-Christine Diaz is a Global Head of Creative Content and Reputation at McCann Worldgroup. She possess expertise in editing, copy editing, journalism, digital media, storytelling and 12 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Ann Diaz is, without exaggeration, one of the world’s foremost authorities on creativity. I worked with her at Ad Age / Creativity and know firsthand that she’s an excellent editor, writer and brand builder, overseeing all facets of running a digital media operation. As editor of Creativity, she’s one of the industry’s top experts on modern marketing and the creation and production of all forms of brand and entertainment content. But her talents go beyond simply analyzing and reporting on those things—she gets creativity at the most elemental level. There are few people who have that breadth and depth of expertise and genuine understanding. As a result, she is exceptionally well connected across disciplines and industries. She basically knows everyone worth knowing in the creative industries, and will tell you who’s worth knowing before they’re worth knowing. Her passion for creativity is genuine, unparalleled, and contagious, which means creative people love working, and sharing their stories with her." and "Ann-Christine is a first-rate editor whose passion for creativity in all of its forms can't be overstated. During our time working together, she was the living, breathing heart of Creativity Magazine and the champion of the creative aspects of advertising and marketing, the one who reminded the rest of the Ad Age gang that it's more than just dollars in and dollars out and that creativity can often increase those dollars in (and that doing something with less money can be a form of creativity in and of itself). I also can't overstate the value she brought to Ad Age and Creativity. Her connections in the industry and beyond were invaluable. Creatives mattered to her and, thus, she mattered to them. She also just works her fingers to the bone. For a long time she's basically been a one-woman show, working insane hours to keep up the coverage, to plan events, to meet people, to fight with the CMS and fight for upgrades to the Creativity site. And all of this without complaint. On a personal note, I always enjoyed debating her over the merits (or lack thereof) of ads, films, campaigns and other things anointed as creative darlings in the community. A few times she even changed my mind. "