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We're delighted to share that our Group CEO Xavier Rees is now part of Purpose Disruptors' new Advisory Board. Together, the board & Purpose Disruptors Co-founders will work to drive the ad industry's climate transition, helping agencies and brands reshape their advertising output and adopt regenerative business models fit for a sustainable future. Robert McFaul, Lisa Merrick-Lawless, Jonathan Wise, Anna Lungley, Alexandra Pimor 🌻🌍, Ben Essen, Caroline Davison, Hugh Baillie, Kate Waters, Lisa Aoyama, Marco Rimini, Dr Orit Gal, Paul Rowlinson, MSc, Tim Pritchard. #ClimateAction #Advertising 

As the UK advertising industry reacts to Labour’s victory and what it all means for the country and for the business, our CEO Xavier Rees shares his thoughts via LBBonline - Little Black Book. Check this out 👉 https://lnkd.in/ea5-PFCJ

We’re thrilled with Campaign UK Big Awards announcement that our joint CCO Nicholas Hulley will share the jury chair of this year’s awards with Charlene Chandrasekaran, Creative Partner & Joint ECD at The Or. In Hulley’s words: “It’s a treat to spend time immersed in great ideas and beautiful craft. It’s a privilege to do it at Campaign Big, which is a pure concentration of UK creativity. And it’s an honour to be asked to be co-chair. I can’t wait to get stuck in.” Thanks to the Campaign team and to Maisie McCabe for the awesome invite. https://lnkd.in/eXeCHCSU

VOXI Mobile: How can we reach Gen Z in new ways to land our unlimited social media proposition? 🤔 Carat UK: Well they love eating fried chicken and watching their phones… what if we could get VOXI into iconic chicken shops…🍗 AMV BBDO: …and how about we hack the humble chicken box and turn it into a mobile phone stand, solving the greatest problem of fried chicken lovers everywhere: making sure the chicken stays in their mouth rather than gets on their phones 💡 A massive shoutout to all AMVers involved, our clients at VOXI/Vodafone Jordan Stone, Elliott Martin, Ejiro Edevbie, Jamie Richter, Scott Currie and Maria Koutsoudakis and partners at Carat UK for bringing this idea to life. Read more about our latest campaign with VOXI Mobile on Campaign UK 👉https://lnkd.in/evXxpNgp Vodafone #VOXIMobile #TheFunNeverEnds

Less than 3% of UK Lions were awarded for the humour category at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2024, including our very own Sheba Gravy Race. In our CCOs Nicholas Hulley and Nadja Lossgott's view, winning in humour is hard, but they also believe humour must have helped other UK work win in different categories. They shared their thoughts on the topic with Charlotte Rawlings at Campaign UK. Check this out 👀 https://lnkd.in/eUPvNVwf Mars Petcare

With the public going to the polls on Thursday to vote in the UK’s first general election since 2019, Creative Review examines how the campaign messaging has played out. Our Senior Strategist Rebecca Brett has shared her thoughts. Read here 👉https://lnkd.in/emZrk7Vr

If you're heading to Shoreditch tomorrow for the MAD//FEST, you won't want to miss our session with Kantar and Essity. In a discussion hosted by Lynne Deason, our client partners Tanja Grubner (Global Marketing & Communications Director for Femcare), Jason Kaplanis (Global Marketing & Communications Director for TENA) and our Strategy Partner & Head of Brand Margaux REVOL will share Libresse/Bodyform and TENA's successful creative journeys.    Panel: "Diving Deeper. Going Bolder. Working Harder" 📅 Wednesday 3rd July ⏰ 11:20 AM 🎪 Hexagon Stage Tickets 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWcEgaXq

Last week, we joined Campaign UK's first #CannesDownload event, where our Creative Partner andre sallowicz, Saatchi & Saatchi CCO Franki Goodwin-Goodwin and UK Editor Maisie McCabe discussed the insight from the judging panels, as they were an Outdoor and a Film juror respectively at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2024. This exclusive discussion is now available on the Campaign podcast. Listen to it here 👉https://lnkd.in/eja2iWxb

We're proud to team up with Young V&A on their major creative installation Lost and Found Yōkai. Inspired by the museum’s current exhibition, Japan: Myths to Manga, our collaboration has brought together artists and designers from different disciplines to transform umbrellas previously forgotten on London’s transport networks into yōkai. Yōkai are a class of supernatural beings and entities that abound in Japanese folklore, literature, art and popular culture, in particular, the kasa-obake or umbrella monster. These playful spooks are a type of tsukumogami, everyday objects that receive a spirit and find new life as yōkai on their 100th birthday. Participating artists in this free installation include Andrew Kenny & John Booth, Anna Burns, Clara Chu, Nicole Chui, Damselfrau, Jessica Dance, Lilah Fowler, IKUKO Iwamoto, Rio Kobayashi, Lydia Kasumi Shirreff, among many others. These weird and wonderful Yōkai are also featured in an OOH campaign photographed by Emily Stein, re-visiting the same locations where they were forgotten. Both the Lost and Found Yōkai installation and the exhibition Japan: Myths to Manga will be open until September. Read more about it on LBBonline - Little Black Book 👉 https://lnkd.in/eqcsHD3q Victoria and Albert Museum