April, Leslie is back from all the ASMP’s SB2 events. Currently, she is hard at work on her second book. There is also a new Manual on Money posted on the Manuals page.
February, Leslie will be at ASMP’s SB2 event in Atlanta at the end of the month. A new Manual on e-promos has also been posted on the Manuals page.
January, Leslie spoke at ASMP’s SB2 event in Los Angeles. Around 200 people attended and the results from the anonymous evaluations ASMP did each day of the event have been excellent.
November, Leslie spoke at ASMP-AZ/Phoenix to a packed house. She also met with several photographers one-on-one at Test Drives before the event.
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BAP is the oddly-named brainchild of Leslie Burns-Dell’Acqua. Leslie is an internationally known creative marketing consultant who specializes in working with commercial photographers. She has more than 14 years of experience in the creative industries, on all sides of the creative business equation (client, agency, creative). Known for her straight-shooting-yet-humorous approach to the serious issues facing creative professionals, she’s written loads of articles and given popular presentations for groups like APA, ASMP, and AIGA. Now you can put her skills and knowledge to work for your creative business. Want to get your biz firing on all cylinders? Leslie can help.
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