Festival of British Advertising: Mad Men & Bad Men - When British Advertising Met Politics

The story of how ad men re-invented political communications for the world. From the startling political posters of the 1930’s; Harold Wilson’s so-called three wise men, recruited from ad-land to sell Labour politics to the British middle classes; to the Saatchis seminal branding of Thatcherism; to Trevor Beattie’s era-defining work for New Labour. Sam Delaney, author of the best-selling Mad Men And Bad Men, was joined by Bill Muirhead, Jeremy Sinclair CBE, Lord Norman Tebbit and Sean Woodward to discuss what happened when Westminster fell in love with ad-land.

The Festival of British Advertising celebrated the IPA's centenary and the very best of British creativity from the past 100 years. To find out more about the Festival, please visit http://adfest100.co.uk/ and use #AdFest100

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