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Business Seminar 2003

Business Trip 2003

First Stop: Chicago

Beginning in Chicago, they were hosted by Delphi parent Cheryl Berman, Chief Creative Officer and Chairman of Leo Burnett USA. Leo Burnett is one of the world's largest advertising firms. It has produced some of the most enduring advertising campaigns and helped build more than 500 of the world's leading brands.

Business Trip 2003 - Chicago, Boston, New York Cheryl gave the students full and open access to the entire company, allowing them to sit in on meetings with her key executives and see all aspects of the company's operation. The students learned firsthand how a large client, such as McDonald's or The Disney Company, is fully serviced by Leo Burnettt and the many jobs involved in the creation and delivery of a successful advertising campaign. One of the many highlights was seeing (and hearing) a song for Delphi's next summer video start as an idea and turn into a finished product in Leo Burnett's own recording studio!

Business Trip 2003 - Chicago, Boston, New York Students were amazed at how much the people they met at Leo Burnett loved their jobs and what they were doing. Summing up his experience at Leo Burnett, Form 7 student Simon Siegel said, "At Leo Burnett, I gained a greater appreciation for advertising, not as merely an art, but as a business. I saw the whole purpose of advertising and how important it is to a company's success in business."

Students also visited the Chicago Board of Trade and the Mercantile Exchange, including a tour of the ultra-high-tech security center of Globex, a 24-hour electronic trading platform. They attended a Second City comedy performance and visited the Field Museum in Chicago.

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