Main reports, “The publisher’s fast-paced, poppy new ad featuring a young woman who’s been on the go since birth is all about the ambitious, entrepreneurial generation who want to be their own bosses, the kind of people the Journal would like to have as readers and subscribers.
“The new campaign, including the ad directed by Ellen Kuras, who went behind the camera for Netflix’s recent hit Ozark, launches today and is tied to the publication’s third annual Women in the Workplace event.
“It features a female protagonist but should appeal to most Gen Zers and millennials, said Suzi Watford, Wall Street Journal EVP and CMO.
“‘Those generations have a huge desire to make stuff happen,’ she said. ‘Our readers can be both executives at the C-suite level and people coming to us earlier in their career who want to get quality reporting and information.'”
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