In Focus: Interview with Jill Frank, Executive Producer, Head of Content Production at Epsilon Agency

I don't even think we know what this industry could be in 10 years. The possibilities are infinite. I think inclusion is at the crux of the sea change. Consumers want to connect with brands and be communicated with in a very personal and authentic manner. I'd bet we're going to see a lot more crossover, collaboration and inclusion across all creative industries, at all touchpoints of content creation.

Solving business problems with creative solutions, Telling great stories, getting to do work and life with some of the most talented and creative people on the planet.

I gotta say, Oprah. Working for her was a master class not just on production, but on life. She built an entire brand by being true to herself. She taught me to lead with heart, that love is in the details- and that storytelling can change the world.

Freedom to be fearless in reinvention and a constant desire to push for the next big idea.

Less talking, more doing. If you want to be a writer, you'd better be writing. You don't need a professional camera to make a short film. Network, connect with people, find your mentors, and chart your course. It's not about having a career map. No one knows where they'll end up, its more about following your true north and wayfinding the next right step along the way.

Advertising is a business. Get your business skills right. So many people get into this business for the love of the creative, and so few think about the business skills it takes to sell yourself, your work and contribute to measurable growth for your clients, your company and yourself.

Be curious. If you don't understand how or why something works, find out. I find huge value in mentorship, both mentoring and being a mentee, regardless of my career stage. Taking and receiving advice may be the biggest secret weapon there is in the business, and I always try to take time to help others when asked. Also, be impeccable with your word. Don't overpromise or under-deliver.