At first glance, all insurance companies in Croatia do look the same. But Croatia Insurance Company (est. 1884) is the only one that went successfully through 133 years of turbulent Croatian history. By doing so, the company proved to be the only insurance company that you can count on both in good and, more importantly, bad times. And what good is insurance when everything is going smoothly? During the exhibition, family pictures were displayed side by side with “great” events from Croatia’s turbulent past. The exhibition took place in a WWII shelter and was designed as a linear walk through time that combined three main parts – historic events, family stories which added emotional context to them, and Croatian Insurance’s role in both of them. Pictures of their own ancestries gave visitors the opportunity to experience the importance of having insurance by your side when times get tough. It also included interactive Tesla’s experiments, a dark rainy hall depicting WWII and the “Future Wall” where visitors could display in real time their wishes for the years to come. For the first time, history had a place for everybody and it turned out to be the most visited exhibition of the year in Croatia. More than 103.000 people came to see the exhibition in person and 5.370 displayed their stories. Croatia Insurance ended up being the leading insurance company in Croatia in all market segments. Experiential advertisement created by Bruketa&Zinic&Grey, Croatia for Croatia Osiguranje, within the category: Finance.

Buying new clothes does not imply that it is ready to wear. However with Samsung Quick Drive that just might be possible. Samsung presented its new Quick Drive washing machine line in an innovative way. Instead of making promotions in its own brand shops, Samsung presented Quick Drive line in a premium Croatian multi brand fashion store - XYZ. For one day all XYZ customers could wash their old and newly bought fashion items right away and literally WEAR IT NOW! Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Croatia for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Addiko Bank advocates for clear, simple and straightforward banking, therefore its communication needs to be clear and understandable to everyone. Although the banking terms are like poetry to bankers, they are incomprehensible for the majority of people. The campaign started with teaser ads featuring typical banking jargon, and asked the public if they have an ear for banking poetry. In response, people even wrote their own banking poetry on the Facebook page “Mornings of banking poetry”. In the reveal phase some of the incomprehensible terms were explained and the slogan was introduced in the form of an easily understandable mathematical formula. Film advertisement created by Bruketa & Zinic, Croatia for Addiko, within the category: Finance.

Digital advertisement created by Brlog, Croatia for Croatian Mountain Rescue Service, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

The Slovenian car accident victims’ association VOZIM, wanted to use a campaign to inform young people about the dangers of reckless driving. The campaign also sought to encourage Slovenian corporations to finance the Association’ activities. The campaign was based on the creative insight: THOSE WHO SURVIVE WILL HAVE STORIES TO TELL – stressing the idea that young people often tend to engage in reckless or drunk driving so that they would have “cool” stories to tell to their peers. Reckless driving is truly something we should not be trying to prove ourselves with because we might never get the chance to tell about it. We have sent a box containing a broken toy car and a real life short story by a person who got seriously injured in a car crash due to his reckless driving to our partners and donators. In order to read the story, the recipient must turn the box in his hands. As he turns it, the broken toy car spins, slides and turns inside the box, just like a real car would in an accident. Alongside showing the consequences of reckless driving, this direct mailing also relays the message that every time we sit behind the steering wheel, we take our destiny and the destinies of others in our hands. Direct advertisement created by Bruketa & Zinic, Croatia for VOZIM, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Direct advertisement created by I TO NIJE SVE!, Croatia for IKEA, within the category: House, Garden.

A school band hacks a popular TV show to warn against underage drinking issues Bruketa&Zinic&Grey created this campaign for Croatian Institute of Public Health The alarming statistics suggests that Croatia is one of the countries with the highest youth drinking rates in Europe. Reportedly, 6.7% 13-year-old boys and 3.7% 13-year-old girls in Croatia said they had been drunk two or more times in their lives. How to raise awareness amongst teenagers and their parents of the damaging ramifications underage drinking will lead to? Bruketa&Zinic&Grey Agency has created a campaign for Croatian Institute of Public Health and hacked the Supertalent Nove TV (Croatia’s Got Talent Show), the most popular TV show in Croatia among the target audience and devised a concept to send a strong message. The Agency enlisted the cooperation of a talented high-school band Bonar. The band was one of the contestants on the Croatia’s Got Talent Show that qualified for the final. Everybody believed their song in the final would be the popular Opijum song by Magazin, a Croatian pop band. To the surprise of the jury and the audience, they did sing the song but with new lyrics showing the dreadful effects of teenage alcohol consumption. At the end of their act, they strung a banner across the stage that read “Drinkers pay their way” and explained the underlying message of their song, without revealing it all yet. Only after the media’s extensive coverage of their performance did the Croatian Institute of Public Health announce the Bonar band as the ambassador of their campaign, sharing the devastating current statistics about alcohol use disorder in adolescents in Croatia. The Bonar Band’s message did not go unnoticed as they were the talk of the traditional as well as the social media. The new legislation was about to be discussed in the parliament, but due to the pandemic, the bill was stopped. Content advertisement created by Grey, Croatia for Croatian Institute of Public Health, within the categories: Health, Public Interest, NGO.

Untouched by Light – the world’s first sparkling wine made, sold and tasted in complete darkness. Integrated advertisement created by Grey, Croatia for Untouched by Light, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

Outdoor advertisement created by Ten, Croatia for Samsung, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Ogilvy, Croatia for Jana, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

When your source is located at the incredible, unique depth of 800 meters, and the face of your brand is a world free diving champion, then the inspiration to do something amazing and breathtaking isn’t lacking. Jana natural mineral water launched a new campaign Deep above all, that functionally and aspirationally delivered a message rooted in undisputed brand truth – DEPTH. Goran Čolak, one of the best free divers in the world literally connected the two sides of depth – real one and metaphorical one; one that is within all of us. His one of a kind, breathtaking example continued to live on social media. Seen through his eyes, a unique Instagram profile was created – The deepest instagram profile ever. Consisted of 160 rows of photography, a single visual, representing a 800 meters deep dive gave people a somehow peacefull, yet so interesting place... A grid to visit. Filled with facts about diving and sea depths, but also delivering key messages form the campaign about depths connected to Jana water... And ourselves... The profile once again established that Jana is…DEEP ABOVE ALL. Digital advertisement created by Saatchi & Saatchi, Croatia for Jana, within the category: Non-Alcoholic Drinks.

Film advertisement created by BBDO, Croatia for Ožujsko, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Ambient advertisement created by Sonda, Croatia for Pula Film Festival, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Outdoor advertisement created by Señor, Croatia for Hrabri telefon, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Studio Sonda, Croatia for Elan, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Openness is the key element of Adris corporate culture. In order to communicate this through the comapny’s annual report, Bruketa&Zinic&Grey devised and designed an open book – literally. The covers contain a special metal spring and a protective strip that, when torn away, makes the book literally open itself in the hands of the reader. The book also contains a series of illustrations by Tomislav Sestak, which portray a story of openness, acceptance and self-building, with the metaphor of the head as an open home where things, ideas and thoughts can be found. Direct advertisement created by Bruketa&Zinic&Grey, Croatia for Adris Group, within the category: Professional Services.

Why a bar in Zagreb served drinks without ice? Despite the unbearable heat in August, some bars in Zagreb and Belgrade have been serving drinks without ice. Only a straw and a sign was put inside the glass saying “Wondering why there’s no ice? It would be much cooler if you did something about global warming.” This was a message from WWF, one of the largest independent global preservation of nature organizations. They also served the guests with a few simple tips&tricks about how each one of us can decrease climate change every day. The guests could get their ice only if they shared a photo of their drink and spread the message via social media. “Climate changes are huge issue and if we don’t do something about it, it will become an even greater problem tomorrow. This is our way of increasing awareness about how each one of us can help. Don’t just sit there and watch the ice melt!”, say in WWF Adria. Experiential advertisement created by Bruketa & Zinic, Croatia for WWF, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Teenagers in Croatia feel that local brands such as Kraš are old-fashioned, and they prefer imported chocolate brands, which they feel are more contemporary. The main creative idea of the campaign was to exploit the similar pronunciation of "Kraš" and the English word "crush" in the campaign headline: "I have a Kraš on you". The goal was to make an emotional connection between the person you have a crush on and the chocolate itself, presented as a gift from one user to another. To achieve this, we developed the ihaveakrasonyou.com microsite, where users could exchange ‘love’ messages with their Facebook friends. We also developed and built a real chocolate-making machine, which produced real Kraš chocolates with the users' personalized messages printed on the packaging. Users were able to claim their sweet gifts from the machine in real time, inside a shopping mall. Video production: Leptir.tv Ambient advertisement created by Drap, Croatia for Kraš, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

Ambient advertisement created by Drap, Croatia for Beck's, within the category: Alcoholic Drinks.

For the purpose of the campaign, we created our Singer ­a character who for a month communicated solely through singing. Singing was triggered by the outburst of joy the day he moved into his newly bought apartment, but the full story together with his reasons for singing remained unexplained until the last phase of the campaign. Digital advertisement created by Bruketa & Zinic, Croatia for Raiffeisen, within the category: Finance.