The Paris-based Epica Awards organisation – the only global creative show judged by journalists – has updated its Ikea brand tribute e-book with the winners from last year (plus a collection of the campaigns that have won at Epica over the years).
Microsoft NZ has made three senior appointments to its Auckland-based marketing team. Chris Dick steps into the role of head of marketing, Pip Simeon takes the commercial marketing lead role and Bob Glancy joins as communications lead.
QMS NZ and Auckland Transport have been officially presented with the annual Nanolumens Crystal Nixel Award last week for outstanding development of the Britomart Towers digital landmark sites in Auckland.
FCB launched #GoBallsOut in April, a provocative social campaign with Testicular Cancer New Zealand to raise awareness for International Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, which encouraged young men to exercise to reduce the risks of testicular cancer, and check their testicles.
New Zealand won five Merits and one Silver Pencil at The One Show in New York on Friday – compared to Australia’s haul of two Gold Pencils, two Silvers and Bronze (they didn’t even bother to count their Merits).
Just one Kiwi has made it through to the shortlist at the Asia PR Awards in Singapore – a list dominated by Aussie entries (we stopped counting at 20).
The Cannes Lions has announced the names of the 15 women who will participate in this year’s See It Be It programme. One Aussie – but no Kiwis – made the list.