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Day 2 Aussie Cannes Lions winners: The Monkeys, The Hallway, Ogilvy
Play It Safe, The Cardboard Cake, and 'Til It's Done took home metal.
by Alisha Buaya – Jun 19, 2024
Sophie Paterson joins Ogilvy PR as head of gaming and entertainment
"The gaming and entertainment industries are at the forefront of cultural innovation ... there has never been more competition for eyes, ears, and attention."
by Alisha Buaya – Jun 19, 2024
First AUNZ winners at Cannes Lions: Colenso, Dentsu, Ogilvy, VML, H+Co, DDB
Colenso won one of two Grand Prix in the outdoor category. Howatson+Company, Ogilvy, VML, and DDB won bronze Lions, while Dentsu won silver.
by Alisha Buaya – Jun 18, 2024
The Monkeys, Ogilvy, and M&C Saatchi among local Cannes shortlists
Plus: DDB Sydney, TBWA\Melbourne, The Hallway, and Howatson+Company.
by Alisha Buaya – Jun 17, 2024
Ogilvy, Gidget Foundation say newborn parents need care in harrowing campaign
Rigg-Smith: "It is beautiful work and I genuinely hope we can reach as many people as possible with it."
by Alisha Buaya – Jun 4, 2024
Ogilvy Sydney taps BMF's Lisa Down and Leila Cranswick as joint CDs
Toby Talbot: "The Tourism Tasmania Off Season. Divine. One Talk at a Time for New South Wales Government. Deftly handled. I can’t wait to see what they do for us as newly minted CDs."
by Amy Shapiro – May 28, 2024
GIO and Ogilvy launch brand platform, Protect Precious
Mim Haysom: "In some instances, things not worth a huge amount of money can still be incredibly precious to people."
by Amy Shapiro – May 17, 2024
KFC's 'Look on the Fried Side of Life' named favourite Aussie ad
Telstra's This is Footy Country came in second place, with ALDI's Good Different following in third.
by Amy Shapiro – May 16, 2024
Ogilvy Health unveils latest for Bowel Cancer Australia
Nina East: "We set out to make a confronting campaign that would make a difference."
by Amy Shapiro – May 14, 2024
Growth Distillery, Ogilvy, and Kantar partner for influence research
Ogilvy's Toby Harrison: "A large portion of what the marketing industry believes is effective is categorically wrong."
by Tess Connery – May 6, 2024
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