Libby Morse is an advertising and conceptual strategy expert with more than 25 years of experience in the communications field. She has written a wide range of materials for clients including the Academy for Educational Development; Alliance for Justice; Calvin College; the Chapin Hall Center for Children; the Chicago Children’s Museum; the Chicago Symphony Orchestra; the College Board (Young Epidemiology Scholars Competition); the Community Foundation for Greater New Haven; the Dayton Philharmonic; Drexel University; the Ford Foundation; the George Washington University; Indiana Wesleyan University; the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School; the Library of Congress; Lions Clubs International; the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation; the Milwaukee Art Museum; Minnesota State Colleges and Universities; the Museum of Science and Industry; the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund; the Newberry Library; Northwest Area Foundation; the councils leading education and telecommunications reform in the nation of Qatar; RAND Corporation; the John G. Shedd Aquarium; the Smithsonian Institution; the University of Arizona; the University of California, Santa Cruz; the University of Chicago and its affiliates; the University of Cincinnati; the University of Minnesota, Morris; the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point; the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; the Urban Institute; and Vanderbilt University.
Libby joined Lipman Hearne from DDB Needham Worldwide-Chicago. As an associate creative director, she wrote national and regional television, radio, and print campaigns for General Mills, Clorox, Anheuser-Busch, and Hasbro. For Ramada Inns, she wrote an award-winning series of training films starring John Madden.
For more than a decade, Libby covered the honeymoon beat as a contributing editor to Brides magazine. Libby is also a children’s books reviewer for Publishers Weekly. She has a B.A. in English from the University of Chicago and has completed graduate work in drama at the University of Virginia.