(1). A claim made when your boss asks for the status of a project you totally forgot about. See on top of it.
“The Grossman account? I’m all over it, boss. Should have it all wrapped up soon.”
All Over It
RANDOM LINGO
PPM
(1). “Policies and Procedures Manual”; or in other words, an endless document no one reads that outlines a bunch of rules no one follows.
“Okay, guys, so we’re rolling out the new PPM for check presentments this week. I’d like everyone to read through it and let me know if you have any questions. It’s only 247 pages, so it shouldn’t take you more than a weekend.”
NASCAR Approach
(1). When a firm (usually an agency) shamelessly flaunts ‘big’ brands that they have ‘worked’ with in the past to make themselves look more attractive to prospective clients. Usually this is represented by a slide within a powerpoint presentation that looks strikingly similar to Dale Earnhardt’s car during a race.
(2). The corporate way to say “Name-dropping”.
“Listen everyone, to get this account we are going to have to take a NASCAR approach to this deck. Throw every client and project we have done in the last 20 years at them. If we still send them a Christmas card, then their logo is going on that slide!”