In what is being deemed as a historical move, more and more big networks are taking the pledge by joining agencies such as DDB, BBDO, McCann and JWT, in the Free the Bid movement.

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FILMMAKER ALMA HAR'EL LAUNCHES HISTORIC INITIATIVE TO 'FREE THE BID' FOR FEMALE COMMERCIAL DIRECTORS

MY WHY: TERENCE NANCE ON FILMMAKING AS A FORM OF HEALING

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