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Advertising Agency: TBWA\Paris, France
Executive Creative Director / Creative Director: Erik Vervroegen
Copywriter: Pierre-Louis Messager
Art Director: Ingrid Varetz
Photographer: Vincent Fournier
Art Buyer: Barbara Chevalier
Account Supervisors: François Michel, Nelly Manoukian

Advertising Agency: OGILVY & MATHER, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Chris Garbutt
Creative Director: Chris Garbutt
Copywriters: Arnaud Vanhelle, Benjamin Bregeault, Mihnea Gheorghiu
Art Directors: Antoaneta Metchanova, Alex Daff, Najin Ha
Illustrator: Am I Collective
Art Buyer: Nejma Tazit
Account Supervisors: Benoît de Fleurian, Marie-Charlotte Lafront
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Hervé Parizot, Arnaud Roland-Gosseliln, Fabien Delannoy

Advertising Agency: OGILVY & MATHER, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Chris Garbutt
Creative Director: Chris Garbutt
Copywriters: Arnaud Vanhelle, Benjamin Bregeault, Mihnea Gheorghiu
Art Directors: Antoaneta Metchanova, Alex Daff, Najin Ha
Illustrator: Am I Collective
Art Buyer: Nejma Tazit
Account Supervisors: Benoît de Fleurian, Marie-Charlotte Lafront
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Hervé Parizot, Arnaud Roland-Gosseliln, Fabien Delannoy

Advertising Agency: OGILVY & MATHER, Paris, France
Executive Creative Director: Chris Garbutt
Creative Director: Chris Garbutt
Copywriters: Arnaud Vanhelle, Benjamin Bregeault, Mihnea Gheorghiu
Art Directors: Antoaneta Metchanova, Alex Daff, Najin Ha
Illustrator: Am I Collective
Art Buyer: Nejma Tazit
Account Supervisors: Benoît de Fleurian, Marie-Charlotte Lafront
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Hervé Parizot, Arnaud Roland-Gosseliln, Fabien Delannoy

Advertising Agency: TBWA Istanbul, Turkey

Advertising Agency: TBWA Istanbul, Turkey

Advertising Agency: TBWA Istanbul, Turkey

Brief:
Gothenburg Homeless Aid is a voluntary organisation that helps the homeless, substance abusers and other vulnerable people. People are a bit more generous around Christmas and tend to give more to those less fortunate than themselves. That’s why Christmas is a very important time for the Gothenburg Homeless Aid, a time when a large proportion of the entire year’s funding is collected. But what can be done to stand out in the onslaught of mailings and Christmas cards? Actually, we created another Christmas card.

Solution:
To draw attention to all the people with no fixed abode in Gothenburg we sent out the Christmas cards in envelopes addressed to: “Lasse Persson, a doorway/tunnel/stairwell, Hisingen (a part of Gothenburg)” and wrote the details of the actual intended recipient on the back of the envelope. Obviously the Swedish post office couldn’t find Lasse because he has no real address. The mail therefore had to be returned to the ‘Sender’ address on the back of the envelope with a post office stamp saying ‘Not known at this address’. The yellow label on the envelope not only highlights the fact that there are people in Gothenburg who have nowhere to live. It makes it virtually impossible for the recipient to simply discard it without opening it and seeing what it’s all about.

Results:
The yellow label on the envelope not only highlights the fact that there are people in Gothenburg who have nowhere to live. It makes it virtually impossible for the recipient to simply discard it without opening it and seeing what it’s all about. The Christmas card was sent to 20,000 people in Gothenburg, in the days before and after Christmas. The campaign raised SEK 1.6 million (around EUR 170,000), which is more than any other campaign for Gothenburg Homeless Aid. The result was also an increase by 60% compared to the previous Christmas campaign.

Advertising Agency: GOSS, Gothenburg, Sweden
Copywriter: Elisabeth Berlander, Micke Schultz, Ulrika Good
Art Director: Mimmi Andersson, Mattias Frendberg, Jan Eneroth, Albin Larsson
Production Designers: Louise Christiansson, Elin Andreasson, Lena Björklund Henriksson
Account Supervisors: Fredrik Toreskog, Johan Good, Stig Lundstedt
Account Managers: Lena Kling, Anna Troglin, Malin Berggren, Karolina Mindhammar, Monica N. Persson
Web Director: Robert German
Art Director: Gunnar Skarland

Advertising Agency: SCHOLZ & FRIENDS, Berlin, Germany
Creative Directors: Matthias Spaetgens, Oliver Handlos
Copywriters: Daniel Boedeker, Axel Tischer
Art Directors: David Fischer, Tabea Rauscher
Photographer: Hans Starck
Account Supervisors: Katrin Voss, Sascha Kruse
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Stefan Kraft
Graphic Designers: Ferdinand Ulrich, Julia Hauch
Styling: Petra Hoefer/CISEL

Brief:
The brief from the client was to develop the campaign against speeding and agressive driving and in that way reduce the number of car accidents and people killed on the roads. Target audience were those who consider the speeding kind of lifestyle – the protest to existing speed limits, not people who are exceeding the allowed speed for some 10km/h, but those who are playing hide and seek with the police.

Solution:
Organ Donors Certificate was developed as a part of the campaign. Agency analysed that the reason for speeding is very social, fast driving is considered to be cool among large groups of the society. Since lecturing would not work for grown-ups it was necessary to shock the target audience. Another social problem – shortage of organs needed for transplantation was found and during the campaign agressive drivers were asked to sign their organs to those who are waiting in rows for transplantaton operations, by signing Organ Donors Certificate. Certificates were issued directly to aggressive drivers during raids by the Latvian road traffic police.

Results:
Number of victims dropped by 29%. You may ignore the ad, but you will always remember the day you signed your Organ Donors Certificate and devoted your organs to somebody else. Campaign raised as well the discussion of another social problem – the sortage of organ donors, Transplantation Center was very thankful and client had nothing against combined solution, since the main task was to save lives.

Advertising Agency: MOOZ!, Riga, Latvia
Creative Director: Eriks Stendzenieks
Art Director: Maris Upenieks
Account Manager: Sabine Rapa
Designer: Toms Linins