GlobalHue, a full-service integrated marketing and digital advertising agency that works with clients such as the Jeep brand, Walmart, United Airlines and U.S Bank, is proud to announce that Detavio Samuels, President of GlobalHue-Detroit, has been named to Crain‘s Detroit Business’ annual “40 Under 40” list.

Since 1991, Crain’s Detroit Business has honored 40 of the community’s high achievers who represent the best and brightest in business. The list highlights Samuels’ most recent accomplishments, which include leading teams to grow GlobalHue business by more than 20% by securing new clients, including United Airlines, U.S Bank, the National Basketball Association and Pepsi.

To further demonstrate his leadership and visionary perspective, Samuels will release his first book, titled Exist No More: The Art of Squeezing the Most Out of Life, on November 18, 2013. The book is designed to serve as a wake-up call for anyone who is living his or her personal and professional lives on autopilot. Written for the digital age, Samuels shares 21 rules for finding success in today’s world in the form of “snackable” content, such as quotes, visuals and short blog-style entries.

Interested parties can learn more about Exist No More: The Art of Squeezing the Most Out of Life at existnomore.com. The book is available for preorder now at www.existnomore.com. A print, audio and Kindle version of the book will be available on, or immediately following, the November 18 release date.

“We are extremely proud of Detavio’s recent honor in Crain’s Detroit Business, as well as his will to inspire others through his book Exist No More,“ said GlobalHue CEO and Founder Don Coleman. “GlobalHue has always encouraged all of our executives to lead the way in defining new levels of success, and Detavio’s exemplary work is another great testament to the talent we continue to proudly foster.”

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