How I Went From Buddy to Boss and Reevaluated Leadership Techniques
Posted in: UncategorizedJack Whitaker, Emmy-Winning Sportscaster, Dies at 95
Posted in: UncategorizedHe covered all areas of sport, from baseball and football to golf and the Olympics, but he was perhaps best known for his graceful essays.
‘Good Boys’ Ends Hollywood’s Comedy Drought
Posted in: UncategorizedThe R-rated movie about foul-mouthed 12-year-olds was No. 1 with about $21 million, the year’s largest opening total for an original comedy.
Cox Media Group: Regional Vice President Dallas
Posted in: Uncategorizedcompetitive:
Cox Media Group:
The Regional Vice President oversees all sales for the CoxReps Region (1 of 9 Regional Offices) and is responsible for the following: Forecasting, bud
Dallas, Texas
Em “Era Uma Vez em… Hollywood”, o tempo está acabando
Posted in: UncategorizedComo quase tudo em seu cinema, Quentin Tarantino nunca escondeu em seus filmes a paixão que tem por filmar carros em movimento, mas em “Era Uma Vez em… Hollywood” este procedimento é repetido vezes demais para ser tratado apenas como outro de seus fetiches de direção. Não são poucas as vezes no longa, afinal, que …
O post Em “Era Uma Vez em… Hollywood”, o tempo está acabando apareceu primeiro em B9.
Closing of Pacific Standard and Topic Shows Perils of Depending on a Rich Patron
Posted in: UncategorizedWith the loss of the two award-winning publications, digital media got a little less brainy in the summer of ’19.
Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá Bogotá Music Market – BOmm 2019: Where music and business align
Posted in: UncategorizedPrint
Cámara de Comercio de Bogotá
The Bogotá Music Market (BOmm) is a program designed by the Bogotá Chamber of Commerce (BCC), for musicians, composers, producers, agencies, entrepreneurs, brands, labels and publishers to discover new talents, create business opportunities and learn about the latest trends in the industry. A place where music creativity and business is united in one place. THE IDEA: For the edition of BOmm 2019 we wanted our communication territory and creative concept to be: the place where music and business aligns, and to show it this we wanted to create a graphic campaign that would excite all participants and generate a unique visual impact. Mixing 3D modeling and illustration techniques, we aligned in the center of our posters various elements that will symbolize the technical aspects of business with everything amazing that music can produce, representing how in a single event we managed to bring together the entire music industry and from there generate business development for the city.
Advertising Agency:Silva Publicidad, Bogotá, Colombia
Creative Director:Carlos Piñeros Serrano
Art Director:Carlos Arturo Sánchez
Graphic Designer:Rubén de Ávila
Copywriter:Walter Zuñiga
3d Modeling:Carlos Arturo Sánchez
Stabilo: Light
Posted in: UncategorizedPrint
Stabilo
Advertising Agency:Suárez&Clavera, Montevideo, Uruguay
Graphic Designer:Damian Minacapilli
Creative Director:Valentina Amilivia
Copywriter:Carlos Pelossi
Marmite: Lords Ashes Response
Posted in: UncategorizedDirect Marketing
Marmite
Advertising Agency:adam&Eve/DDB, London, United Kingdom
Joint CEO:Mat Goff
Business Director:Tom White
Account Director:Oliver Lester
Account Executive:Emily Bristowe
Chief Strategy Officer:Martin Beverly
Planning Director:Will Grundy
Chief Creative Officer:Richard Brim
Group Executive Creative Director:Ben Tollett
Creative Directors:Simon Vicars and Andre Sallowicz
Head Of Design:Paul Knowles
Senior Account Director:Nikki Guest
Senior Account Manager:Jess O’Donohoe
Ichnya: Condensed Milk of Outstanding Women
Posted in: UncategorizedDirect Marketing, Design
Ichnya
In history textbooks, there are not many women’s names. We heard about the actions of Skoropadsky, Kotsyubinsky, Bandera, but we have not heard anything about their wives who had a direct impact on their husbands, and as a result on the politics of Ukraine. Such depreciation of women’s role has led to the fact that 70% of men in Ukraine are convinced that the woman’s place is in the kitchen. Decision To draw attention to the problem, we chose well-known “male” surnames (Bandera, Skoropadsky, Kotsyubinsky) and told the story of women who stood behind them. Our idea was a unique packaging design for a limited batch of condensed milk. One hundred sets were sent to the leading Ukrainian media, bloggers and opinion leaders. Results The bold choice of surnames attracted the attention of 189 Ukrainian and 73 Russian media. The number of fans of the “Ichnyansky dairy and cannery” page on Facebook has increased by 1200%. The project with a budget of $ 14.69 covered 26,820,589 users.
Advertising Agency:TABASCO creative agency, Kiev, Ukraine
PRmanager:Sofia Kasianenko
Account Manager:Natalia Zayko
Account Director:Elena Lapshova
Head Of Digital:Yevgenia Ruban
Copywriter:Anna Pronicheva
Art Director:Svetlana Gorovenko
Creative Director:Alexander Smirnov
Prefeitura de Sao Paulo: Don't Be Cold
Posted in: UncategorizedPrint
Prefeitura de Sao Paulo
Campaign for the City of São Paulo to inform and raise awareness among the people of São Paulo about how low winter temperatures affect people living on the streets.
Advertising Agency:Lua Propagada, São Paulo, Brazil
Social-Bee: Spot the Refugee
Posted in: UncategorizedPrint
Social-Bee
By using famous refugees as testimonials, the campaign shows that prejudices are wrong.
Advertising Agency:Jung von Matt, Stuttgart, Germany
Creative Director:Rico Noël, Matthias Hess
Art Director:Rico Noël
Copy:Matthias Hess
Copywriter & Concept:Andrea Weisser
Senior Art Director:Simon Schafstall, Julien Bucaille
Head Of Dtp:Anny Wiederoither
Cgi Artist:Gabriel Wiesler
Art Buyer:Kyra Braatz
Junior Art Buyer:Jennifer Fahrenkrog
Senior Social Media Manager:Jasmin Schlaich
Demure Quick-Draw Wallets – The 'Mjölnir' Wallet Secures All Kinds of Payment Options (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedFor Good Things To Happen, Brands First Need To Be Famous
Posted in: UncategorizedRory Sutherland is a deep thinker with the ability to cut through the bullshit. It’s an uncommon trait, so let’s pay close attention to the man’s words. When asked what is the biggest challenge for Ogilvy (where he works as Vice Chairman) in the next 10 years, Sutherland cooly replies: “Oh. I think that the […]
The post For Good Things To Happen, Brands First Need To Be Famous appeared first on Adpulp.