Hello there!

I’m Brittany Druker. Thanks for stopping by!

When I was little, I thought I would grow up to be an architect. But then I realized you have to be really good at math, so that dream went out the window. But it seems I have found myself exactly where I’m supposed to be—in a career that allows me to flex my creative muscles, problem solve, and think strategically to build hard-working campaigns…and it requires no calculus, whatsoever.

I’ve been lucky enough to work on a bunch of great ads, but the best thing I’ve ever done is have my daughter, Vivi. She is the most wonderful person I have ever met—she’s sweet, she’s smart, she’s hilarious, and she can rock a faux fur jacket like none other (pictured).

When you work in advertising and you have a kid, you have a lot of free time (lolz). I volunteer for a non-profit org called March Fourth. We are working like crazy to help pass a federal ban on assault weapons to put an end to mass shootings in our country. I’m the Co-Director of our Social team, so I get to utilize all of my creative and leadership skills for a good cause, while getting to learn so much about lobbying and our government and how to impact policy. Check out our work!

I also moonlight as a macaron baker! I own a side business called The Weekly Mac, but it’s currently on hiatus while I attempt to ban assault weapons. What started out as a fun project—baking a different flavor batch of macarons every week for a year—quickly turned into a successful, little, local business. You can check out all the tasty photos on Instagram. I still bake on occasion for friends and family (and coworkers).