Where are they now? Revisiting Ad Age's first 40-under-40 list

The year 2006 was full of momentous occasions. The U.S. population cracked the 300 million mark, Walt Disney bought Pixar and a fledgling Facebook opened its registration to anyone over 13 with an email address. It wasn't a banner year for Pluto, which got downgraded from a full-fledged planet to a lowly "dwarf planet." But good times were in store for a young Miley Cyrus, who debuted as "Hannah Montana" on Disney Channel. Watch her original audition.It was also the year that Ad Age published its first-ever 40-under-40 list. OK, maybe that's not as momentous as the above, but we remember it because its members have only become more impressive as time went on. And it came to mind this week as we near the deadline to enter the 2018 edition.You can nominate someone here. But act fast, because entries must be in by Thursday 5 p.m. eastern. Continue reading at AdAge.com Continue reading at 'Advertising Age'

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