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All Out Action Fund
Thousands of people in Brazil are needing blood this very minute, but prejudice prevents them from getting it.
Because in Brazil, as in many other countries, it’s illegal for men who have sex with other men to donate blood. Lots of people in Brazil don’t even know about this ban. That’s why we’re launching ?#WastedBlood, a campaign to show the country how much blood is wasted due to sheer prejudice.
Advertising Agency:Africa, São Paulo, Brazil
CCO:Sergio Gordilho
Creative Directors:Sergio Gordilho, Álvaro Rodrigues
Creatives:Maicon Silveira, Ricardo Matos, Otto Pajunk
Client Services:Juliana Carvalho Araujo, Lucas Fajardo
Media:Rodrigo Rodrigues, Camila de Quina Santos, Bianca Navega
Project Managers:Guilherme de Oliveira, Rafael Coelho
Digital Production:Webcore Interactive
Agency Producers:Rodrigo Ferrari, Stella Gafo
Production Company:BossaNovaFilms
Director:Georgia Guerra Peixe
Executive Producer:Edu Tibiriça
Editing:Daniel Crepaldi
Post Producer:Cesar Soares
Post Production:BossaNovaFilms Team
Sound Design:Satelite Audio
Approved by:Leandro Ramos
Ms. Shakur had been the driving force in continuing the legacy of her son, the rapper who was gunned down at age 25.
Florida’s largest newspaper, The Tampa Bay Times, said Tuesday it has purchased its main competitor, the Tampa Tribune, ending a decades-long newspaper rivalry.
The behind-the-scenes book, designed to mimic the appearance of a text from Hamilton’s era, proves nearly as elusive as a Broadway ticket.
The two papers have competed for decades in the cities of Tampa and St. Petersburg, Fla. The purchase price was not disclosed.
The New York public relations firm is said to be in talks with Golden Gate Capital, prompting departures of partners, employees and clients.
Mike Hopkins, the chief executive, talks about a streamlined bundle of broadcast and cable channels and other plans in the works.
Quando falamos de rádio, a primeira palavra que vem na cabeça com certeza não é inovação. Embora seja um meio de comunicação ainda muito usado atualmente, ele também é muito antigo. A 89 FM conseguiu trazer uma novidade nesse campo com uma ação chamada “Detector de Verdades”. A rádio convida entrevistados polêmicos e os conecta […]
> LEIA MAIS: 89 FM usa polígrafo para mostrar no dial se entrevistado está dizendo a verdade ou não
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Wunderman Portugal
Even when a Creative Director is only away from the office for a few days the phone keeps ringing and the emails keep coming. So imagine if he his out for a month. Even if it is on paternity leave! To communicate his absence, the Creative Director of Wunderman Portugal, Luís Coelho, send a message explaining he would be OOO to attend to his latest work in progress, his daughter Sofia. And to show it he created a Case Study Board – Meet Sofia.
Advertising Agency:Wunderman Lisbon, Portugal
Creative Director:Luís Coelho
Seattle-based HackerAgency expanded its North American senior talent pool with the appointment of Kate Kemp as group creative director and promotion of Carrin Johnson to vice president of operations.
Kemp will report to HackerAgency global CCO Haydn Sweterlitsch, who said: “Kate is a fantastic addition to the team. She is an accomplished creative with an outstanding eye for what’s next. Creative leaders like Kate bring the future-focus clients need in this era of hyper-relevance in CRM—which requires more complex, immersive creative throughout the customer journey.”
She arrives at the IPG shop following two months as a freelance creative director with Deep Focus. Before that she spent a little over a year as a CD at Geometry Global, focusing on Heineken brands including Heineken, Dos Equis, Tecate, Strongbow Hard Ciders, and Newcastle Brown Ale before the client parted ways with the agency back in February. Prior to joining Geometry Global she spent nearly four and a half years with The Marketing Arm, where she focusing on the Hilton Worldwide account while also working with brands such as Nintendo, Amazon Publishing, State Farm, AT&T, Chili’s and Cisco.
A former journalist, Kemp also worked as a senior writer with Tribal DDB and ran her own web design/marketing firm called Pixelutions. She has been an active contributor to The 3% Conference.
HackerAgency promoted Carrin Johnson from director of operations, a role she has occupied for nearly a year, to VP of operations. She will continue to report to CEO Spyro Kourtis.
Johnson originally joined the agency as a project manager in May of 2010, and was subsequently named project director in November of 2012 and director of operations last June. She was previously a sales executive with Vertis Communications.
Today in Weird Things We’re Glad Aren’t Happening to Us, Procter & Gamble’s Head & Shoulders brand has released “Scalp Brave,” a campaign that goes roughly where you think it’s headed … just not in the way you imagined it would.
Conceived by the twisted minds at Saatchi & Saatchi London, the campaign’s premise is neatly encapsulated by the closing lines in three behind-the-scenes videos: “100% flake free hair. Have the confidence to be #scalpbrave.”
“Brave” is definitely a word for it. But don’t let your mind wander down the road of elaborate mohawks and six-layer Louis XIV hairdos. Yawn—too obvious. Instead, creative barber Rob the Original was enlisted to do one of the things he does best: Approach the soft, magnificent tufts of regular people and shave portraits of other people’s faces—specifically, Head & Shoulders’ own celebrity ambassadors—into them.
April was Distracted Driving Awareness month, and Sprint saved one of the most eye-catching PSA for last—unveiling the sculpture above in downtown Miami last Friday.
Titled “The Last Emoji,” it was made by ad agency Alma from a junkyard wreck and warns Miami drivers of the dangers of texting and driving.
According to Alma, Florida is one of the only states that doesn’t list texting while driving as a primary offense, so Magnacom Worldwide secured a prime location at 1200 Brickell Avenue in downtown Miami to reach commuters.
What do you get for a mother who is not really your mother, but is still kinda your mother, for Mother’s Day? How about card that will make her feel special, or very uncomfortable?
Humanaut, the agency behind Organic Valley’s recent viral “Real Morning Report” campaign, has whipped up a Mother-in-Law Collection of greeting cards for client Felt (in which Humanaut holds an equity stake) just in time for Mother’s Day. They’re perfect for showing your appreciation for—and/or just being rude to—your spouse’s mom.
Mad Men ended a year ago, but John Slattery, aka Roger Sterling from the AMC agency drama, is keeping a hand in the ad game, providing a voiceover for this Duracell spot tied to National Hearing Month.
Slattery delivers his lines near the end of the two-minute-plus commercial, created by Anomaly to tout Duracell’s hearing-aid batteries.