Arnold Shares Agency Culture with Award Show Reflections, Tame Insights and Bad Rock

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Lest we perceive Arnold as naught more than a passel of salty stripper-lovin’ pervs (that’s how we like ’em!), the agency has decided to educate us on its “culture” with a series of online videos.

The first installment, which is understandably very boring (the better to fight the “perv” connotations), is all about the AdColor Awards, which took place in Boca Raton, FL in early November.

Listen to one employee wax poetic about the award show’s “positive messages.” And hear snippets of quotes from people whose titles include Change Agent, All-Star (like Magic at left), Innovator, Legend, and other monikers whose meanings we don’t feel super-clear on.

Stay tuned for more episodes that feature different employees from its offices in DC, Boston and NY.

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