By Imogen Watson

This year the School of Communication Arts has suffered record losses to the tune of £200,000, leading its founder to take out loans to keep it afloat. Its dean, Marc Lewis, has taken aim at agencies that he claims have “shoplifted” talent and refused to help.

This isn’t the first time the School of Communication Arts (SCA) has been in dire straits. Founded by John Gillard in 1985, the school wouldn’t make it past the next decade “because agencies abused“ it, according to its dean Marc Lewis.

While adland contributed to the school’s demise in the 1990s, driven by a Read full story ›

Source: The Drum