Glad ForceFlex: The Glad Tent Case Study

Glad has always been a brand that promises a stronger stand against waste, they were already innovating around 2 of the 3 R’s: Reduce (by utilizing less plastic in our bags¬) and Recycle (by supporting recycling programs, like Keep America Beautiful and creating specialized products). But the question remained: how could they apply the 3rd R (Reuse) to their bags?
Additionally, although the kitchen is usually their domain and Women (homemakers) are their target, we wanted to go broader (waste happens everywhere!) and younger (connect with consumers before and as they enter the category).

So we came up with an idea that would help the brand and their target take the fight against waste from the kitchen to the (outside) world, applying the “Reuse” principle to their product and building a relevant connection with Millennials.

And so The Glad Tent was born, a product intended to be used as a tent during Music Festivals (where people camp for days), and as a bag, at the end of the Festival, to dispose of people’s trash. This way Glad would make the stand against waste – even when people are just thinking of having fun – easier and cooler.

Advertising Agency: Alma, Miami, USA
Chief Creative Officer: Luis Miguel Messianu
Executive Creative Director: Diego Yurkievich
Group Creative Director: Hernán Cerdeiro
Associate Creative Directors: David Alvarez Rizo, Juan Cruz Vassallo
Art Director: David Alvarez Rizo
Copywriters: Juan Cruz Vassallo, Enrique Beltran, David Santana Robaina
Executive Producer: Rodrigo Vargas
Associate Producer: Alberto Farinas
Strategic Insights Director: Virginia Reyes
Group Account Director: Maria Carolina Reimpell
Industrial Designer: Jonatan Baños
Director: Jorge Colon
Editor: Pablo Piriz / Upstairs Efx
Music company: Animal Music

Expedia: Bulgaria, Himalayas

Advertising Agency: Name, City, Country Ogilvy & Mather, London, UK
Executive Creative Director: Gerry Human
Art Director: Miguel Nunes
Copywriter: Simon Lotze
Agency Producer: Ruth Darsow
Producer: Alicia Farren
Director: Frank Todaro
Production Company: Moxie Films
Music: SIREN
Post Production: Framestore
Editor: Bill Smedley, Work Post

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Executive Creative Directors: Javier Mentasti, Maximiliano Maddalena
Head of Art: Diego Grandi
Art Director: Daniel Correa
Copywriter: Lucas Antunes
Production Manager: Valeria Pinto
Producers: Gastón Sueiro, Alejandro Travaglini
Production: Rebolucion
Director: Nicolás Nubile
Assistant Directors: Julieta Casalla, Matias Gutierrez
Photography Directosr: Marcos Hastrup, Mariano Benchimol, Max Ruggieri
Executive Producer: Patricio Álvarez Casado
Producer: Mariano Fernández
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Band and Music Producer: Santiago Inglese
Client Services: Juan Martín Lutteral, Agustina García Fraga

Honda Accord: Eye, 3

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Advertising Agency: LAIKA, Asunción, Paraguay
Chief Creative Officers: Oscar Vera, Joaquin Cosp
Art Director: Gabriel Borja
Copywriter: Alejandro Luzardi
Photography: Victor Candia
Retouchers: Victor Candia, Gabriel Borja
Published: May 2013

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Advertising Agency: LAIKA, Asunción, Paraguay
Chief Creative Officers: Oscar Vera, Joaquin Cosp
Art Director: Gabriel Borja
Copywriter: Alejandro Luzardi
Photography: Victor Candia
Retouchers: Victor Candia, Gabriel Borja
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Chief Creative Officers: Oscar Vera, Joaquin Cosp
Art Director: Gabriel Borja
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Photography: Victor Candia
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Advertising Agency: Nailbites, New Delhi
Founding Directors: Tarun Jangid, Anamika Joshi
Creative Directors: Anamika Joshi, Tarun Jangid
Art Director: Nikhil Raj
Copywriters: Anamika Joshi, Shashwat Rawat

A green initiative by Agrante Realty Ltd.
Background: We see extensive campaigns done around ‘save paper’ in one way or the other. Though what we usually forget about is the papers that have already been wasted.  The greatest example being the one-sided print outs taken daily in corporate offices that accounts to a major portion of paper wastage.
The Thought Behind: The one-sided papers are usually taken to present the information to someone and once having done that, it gets collected in stacks with no future defined for it. Some paper get torn after a certain period, turn yellowish due to environmental factors, catch dust with no one interested in reusing them or simply gets ignored (not reused) due to many reasons as stated below:
•    Difficulty in managing the papers
•    Fear of information getting lost once written behind any of these papers if it gets misplaced
•    Lack of professionalism in carrying these papers to meetings/conferences or to have it on desks
•    Sheer ignorance towards saving paper by making use of the one-sided print outs
The Idea: We decided to solve each issue associated with using these papers by transforming them into a beautiful notebook which people would feel proud to carry and use it. With ‘Environment Day’ around the corner, Agrante decided to collect all such sheets which lay unused and convert them into 30 page notebooks which it distributed to its employees which it could usedwas used in 7 days (Environment week – 3rd-7th June).
‘Flip4Green’ is thus an initiative to turn stacks of unused sheets into ready-to-use/notebooks, so that everyone uses them to their maximum potential.
This also helped Agrante reuse around 1500 sheets of paper into 50 notebooks – with each taking you one step closer to a greener environment. All these sheets would never have been re-used otherwise as they were slowly becoming brittle and difficult to use.
Future of this idea: Agrante now has a mandatory rule where one-sided sheets get collected so that they could be converted into ‘Flip4Green’ notebooks. We plan to scale this up by asking other corporate houses to ‘collect4green’ and use it at their end. We are also ready to convert the collected sheets into notebooks for them.

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Flip for Green cover design

flip4green notebook design

MD - Arvinder Singh - open notebook

MD - Arvinder Singh

Team Member using f4g-2

Team Member using f4g

team pic

 

 

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Creative Director: Mark Braddock
Art Director: Nathan Teoh
Copywriter: Melita Masters
Illustrator: Serial Cut, Spain
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The first music magazine in the world that plays the music you are reading about. That’s the idea of the project created and developed by the Ogilvy Brazil and its digital team to make a difference for its client Billboard. Now, the readers would just need to touch their mobile phones over the Billboard’s cover and listen to a top list of music bands Billboard is talking about in that edition. How? No app downloads, no QR codes, no Bluetooth and 100% wireless. The shopper only needs to carry modern mobile with NFC (Near Field Communication) technology that comes in almost all new models. The secret of the action is a NFC sticker behind the cover that transmits the music to the consumers with a single touch. After a period of tests in selected newsstands and bookstores in Sao Paulo, Billboard Brazil publishers are now ready to change the music magazine as we know in a large scale. Readers have just become listeners.

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Anselmo Ramos
Executive Creative Directors: Roberto Fernandez, Paco Conde
Creative Director: Fabio Seidl
Copywriter: Fabio Seidl
Art Director: Juliana Martins
Head of digital: Daniel Tartaro
User Experience Director: Pablo Moura
Production Company: Bossa Nova Films
Director: Tiago Soban