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A poster for a Christmas donation campaign to SOS Mediterranee, a NGO that helps to save refugees at the sea.
A poster for a Christmas donation campaign to SOS Mediterranee, a NGO that helps to save refugees at the sea.
We waste tons of food at big gatherings… But giving leftovers to your guests it’s not exactly a classy move. Looking at the Golden Globes we created an awareness campaign engaging celebrities and their social media presence to ignite a trend that gives leftovers a place in the spotlight again.
To help sell season tickets swedish elite soccer team GAIS let a fan coach the team. It was during a local rival derby that the worlds first Fanager took place in the dugout.
Season ticket holders could apply to the position as the Fanager. One lucky fan got the chance to coach the team for one game.During the season the Fanager acted as a link between fans and players on social media.
Breaking the barrier between fans and the club increased season ticket sales with 21.9 % And proved that soccer is a team effort where players and fans win and lose together.
We have shown how ridiculous a man looks in the wild when he doesn’t use professional devices.
Managing cattle is a difficult business. You need a really good nutrition diet to make it more profitable. To show the results of a right feeding, we used information plates that are common in the rural area with a simple twist.
Managing cattle is a difficult business. You need a really good nutrition diet to make it more profitable. To show the results of a right feeding, we used information plates that are common in the rural area with a simple twist.
What is the use of electric driving if you don’t charge your car with green energy?
That’s the idea behind Volts by Volvo, a green energy contract for your house by Volvo. It shows Volvo’s broader view on driving electrified with a shift from car alone to car and house.
Volts by Volvo is an idea of FamousGrey, and this new product has been launched last Friday during the Brussels Motor show. It’s backed up by a national survey, showing that 56% of Belgian drivers are not aware of the origin of their electricity.
Ms. Kay helped shepherd Pulitzer-winning series, including the celebrated “Portraits of Grief” remembrances of the victims of 9/11.
The play, by Florian Zeller, is slated for Manhattan Theater Club’s 2019-20 season, along with works by Jeff Augustin and Qui Nguyen.
The whirlwind romance of JC Penney and the appliance business feels like a washing machine in the spin cycle. Three years after announcing it was re-entering the category, selling kitchen and laundry appliances, the Plano, Texas-based department store chain is exiting the business, a company spokeswoman confirmed on Wednesday.
The decision, effective Feb. 28, was made “to better meet customer expectations, improve financial performance and drive profitable growth,” the retailer wrote in a blogpost. In addition, JC Penney is also pulling back on furniture, which will only be available online and in some Puerto Rico stores. The company plans to reconfigure existing stores to focus on core strengths of apparel and home furnishings, which are higher-margin, the blogpost read.
It’s the latest decision by new CEO Jill Soltau, who joined JC Penney from Joann Fabrics late last year. JC Penney used to sell appliances several decades ago, but took a 30-year break before resuming in 2016, under the helm of then-CEO Marvin Ellison, a Home Depot veteran who left Penney for the top job at Lowe’s last year. Last month, Penney announced that Chief Marketing Officer Marci Grebstein, with the brand just two years, would be pursuing “other opportunities.” Grebstein’s last day was earlier this month. At the same time, the retailer said it is searching for a chief customer officer, who will lead all of marketing.
Every weekday we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than eight million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.
A few highlights: Axes serves up a fresh TV cut of a basketball-themed ad for Axe Ice Chill that debuted online a couple weeks ago. Lexus calls its RX “the leading luxury SUV of all time.” And Ralph Lauren celebrates young love in a dreamy black-and-white spot for Ralph Lauren Romance.
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