Articles Tagged ‘#likeagirl’
Leo Burnett wins a Glass Lion #LikeAGirl
The Grand Prix went to another feminine hygiene campaign, Whisper Sanitary Napkins in Mumbai, India (pictured).
#LikeAGirl wins PR Grand Prix
The campaign, with PR out of the U.S., also picked up a Gold, while Grey Canada picks up another Gold for “Groceries not guns.”
Three Direct Lions for Canada
Leo Burnett takes home a Gold and Silver for “#LikeAGirl,” with Grey winning a Silver for Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense.
Canada wins two Golds in Promo & Activation
Leo Burnett’s “#LikeAGirl” takes a Gold and Bronze at Cannes, while Grey wins Gold for “Groceries Not Guns.”
The new social media realities
Taxi’s Thomas Kenny breaks down why brands have yet to adapt to the new social world.
Guess who took top prize at the Facebook Studio Awards
Check out who represented Canada at the awards honouring creative work on the platform.
Canadians bring home some Effies
Leo Burnett’s #LikeAGirl, plus work by DDB and Taxi were among the most effective ads in North America.
Leo Burnett picks up Black Pencil
Check out all the other Canadian work awarded honours from D&AD this year.
AToMiC Awards: Old brands, new tricks
You can’t teach an old dog new tricks, but brands looking to reach a younger audience are proving this analogy doesn’t always apply.
One Show winners revealed
Check out which agencies helped Canada bring home 22 pencils this year, making it the seventh most awarded country.
Leo Burnett Toronto wins the internet
The shop won Agency of the Year at the Webby Awards, with trophies also going to Jam3, Publicis, Juniper Park, Blackjet and Tribal.
Leo Burnett and JWT pick up White Pencils
Check out what Canadian work will be picking up D&AD Pencils at the London awards ceremony in May.
Are brands set up for the long haul?
Publisher Mary Maddever noticed a trend among the award-winning campaigns of the past year. Are we thinking too short-term?
AOY Gold: How to win AOY #LikeLeoBurnett
After Honourable Mentions the past two years, the agency has finally struck Gold.
It was a very good year
Despite woes over globalization and shrinking budgets, Max Valiquette looks on the bright side.
