Articles Tagged ‘Nancy Crimi-Lamanna’
FCB recruits two ECDs with international experience
Leo Barbosa and Cuanan Cronwright join from Grey New York to lead work on clients including Clorox, Home Depot and OLG.
Inside the Jury Room: Print, Design, Pharma and Health
What trends did Canadian jurors Zak Mroueh, Nancy Crimi-Lamanna, Wendy Turner and Todd Henwood see across the winners?
Cannes Lions announces 2021 jury members
Six judges will represent Canada and evaluate work using a digital judging platform.
Creative Report Card 2021: FCB will stop at nothing
How the agency sells clients on ambitious ideas before fully knowing how to deliver on them.
Why CDSS’s new campaign is based on studying exercise
FCB’s latest effort to help people understand Down syndrome aims to recruit participants and disprove a myth.
Jeff Hilts departs FCB for ‘rewirement’
The agency’s outgoing co-CCO is leaving to pursue other creative passions, prompting a minor restructure of its creative team.
FCB Canada names Nancy Crimi-Lamanna as CCO
The new role will see her align with teams across North America, while Tracy Little has been appointed general manager in Toronto.
CDSS and Google want voice assistants to be more inclusive of Down syndrome
The new campaign asks people with the disorder to donate their voices and improve voice-recognition models.
CDSS takes awareness fight international
The Canadian Down Syndrome Society is petitioning the IUCN to have people with Down syndrome listed as “endangered.”
New categories announced for AToMiC Awards
The awards program has also named Ubisoft’s Lucile Bousquet and FCB’s Nancy Crimi-Lamanna as co-chairs.
Fountain Tire hits the road with a new brand platform
The auto retailer moves past prices and promotions to build a trusted partnership with its customers.
Weekend Reading: What it takes to brand an agency
How to create a branding strategy that goes beyond talent strength and focuses on what your shop stands for.
DAOY Gold: FCB doubles down on digital
Agency-wide training unlocks digital potential, leading to a second consecutive win.
Canadian Down Syndrome Society fights the ‘S’ word
The organization uses a new campaign to explain why we need alternatives to “sorry.”
Creatives’ insights: Down syndrome’s human side
FCB Toronto’s co-CCOs on targeting a difficult moment in time and staying true to the goal of its campaign.
