Articles Tagged ‘Zulu Alpha Kilo’
The ADCC can rest easy
A 24-hour webathon raised the money needed (and then some) to keep Canada’s oldest industry club alive.
Tim Hortons ask customers to come back as they are
The QSR welcomes customers back as parent company RBI releases a framework for brand-building amid disruption.
Cineplex reminds people of the joy of seeing movies together
As it plans its approach to reopening, the theatre chain projected a film for residents of an apartment building.
Emerging stronger, more creative and scrappier
Zulu Alpha Kilo’s Zak Mroueh on what will help the industry pull through hurdles like layoffs and pay cuts: its people.
FCB/Six, NFA top Canadian winners at ADC
Gentilhomme also won Gold at the virtual version of this year’s show, which has been taking place throughout the week.
HomeEquity shows what to love about staying home
The financial company’s emotional approach to reverse mortgages gets new relevance for seniors during COVID-19.
Zulu Alpha Kilo adds a new CD to the roster
Nick Asik rejoins the agency after several years leading the creative offering at Wax.
Zulu Alpha Kilo shares COVID-19 campaign with entire industry
Assets for a new campaign to “get people to take this seriously” are being made freely available to any brand or agency.
The New Establishment: From MD to AD
How Michael Romaniuk’s work ethic and unconventional background put him on Zulu’s (and Canada’s) creative radar.
Creative Report Card 2020: Indies rise to the top
How independent agencies have tapped into their values and capabilities to thrive in today’s business climate.
Zulu Alpha Kilo hires Wain Choi as new ECD
A three-year search ends with someone that brings valuable knowledge of both Canadian and global markets.
Up to the Minute: Brookline lands Upper Deck assignment
Plus, senior promotions are made at Zulu, Bob and Innocean.
Tech in Action: Bell flies the fastest hunk of junk around
The telco extended its Star Wars campaign to Snapchat, putting fans in the midst of a battle with the Millennium Falcon.
Subaru makes people as safe as its cars
The automaker continues to take an off-beat approach to build awareness and a deeper connection around features and benefits.
ParticipAction shifts its approach to making life better
The nonprofit continues to take a holistic view of the benefits of physical fitness, but without the jokes.
