The angels in yellow: they’re 114 years old, have earned a huge amount of trust from their customers, and have almost 20 million members in their organization. But – how is it possible to stay relevant amongst members of a target audience that don’t and, in the future, won’t own their own car? Working alongside RCKT, this summer ADAC launched “Don’t Call Mom”, its first purely digital campaign aimed specifically at a younger demographic, which produced around 20 million interactions online. Youtube, Instagram, a specially created WhatsApp line and strong influencers were all part of the integrated campaign concept. The purely digital campaign depended on close insights into a clear target audience, the unmistakable creative touch of RCKT, and sophisticated performance marketing. The specially developed WhatsApp line lay at the heart of the entire project, accompanied by three adverts filmed by the Danish director Peter Harton, various online-ads, integrated influencer marketing, a homepage, and numerous offline strategies. In line with the catchphrase: “Don’t Call Mom – Call ADAC”, for the duration of the entire campaign, customers really were welcome to ask ANYTHING they liked. Whether it was a question about the right tyres for winter, tips for a first date, or the best pasta recipe – we were there to help. Digital advertisement created by RCKT, Germany for ADAC, within the category: Professional Services.

Thailand has the world’s 2nd highest rate of bullying, but nobody talks about it. Kleenex tissue stands for soothing care through the toughest times and decided to tell the untold story of Rika Ishige, Thailand’s #1 fighter whose fire to fight is fueled by her traumas as a bully victim. “Tiny Doll” is a short film that chronicles Rika’s life story as she takes the audience through the early days as a small and delicate girl to finding the strength to become an MMA champion. It received 5.8 million views in under 3 weeks and made international headlines, sparking conversations about Thailand’s bullying epidemic and subverting stereotypes of what tiny, gentle women are capable of. #GentleNotWeak Film advertisement created by JWT, Thailand for Kleenex, within the category: House, Garden.

Digital advertisement created by Bleublancrouge, Canada for Toyota, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by McCann, Greece for efood, within the category: Professional Services.

Our film tells two stories, side by side. The first is of a worker in the Collins factory - who spends all day, every day, putting together the buses his own son rides to school. The second is a day in the life of the son himself. Digital advertisement created by Maxime Photo and Video, United States for Collins, within the category: Transport.

The campaign and photo challenge Exhibition Stockholm was the first photo competition in the world harnessing the power of AR. It aimed to introduce Adobe to a wide audience of hobby photographers. The web application with the same name became a platform that inspired to creativity through use of augmented reality and artificial intelligence together with simple means, such as the camera in a mobile phone and, for the desired, free photo editing tools, such as Adobe's own "Lightroom for mobile".

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Hermitage Amsterdam, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

Film advertisement created by TBWA, Netherlands for Hermitage Amsterdam, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

The Vodafone You campaign was launched with the ambition to inspire and help young people who think and act consciously about their future. One of their biggest challenge is to understand the realities of their dream job, before they have to make the decision to pursue it. So they are keen to take every opportunity to sneak a look behind the scenes. Real Job Movie Nights. An open air cinema program about popular professions as they are portrayed in Hollywood movies and the misbeliefs around them. Every week we screened a Hollywood classic related to a popular profession, and after each screening we had a roundtable talk with a real life professional from that field. The unique combination of entertainment and useful knowledge was highly appreciated by young people, we had full house events with lively discussions every evening. Experiential advertisement created by Bold, Hungary for Vodafone, within the category: Media.

The outcome of the 2016 US Presidential Elections raised many questions about the American voting system and habits. An astonishing fact that came to light was the sad truth of 1 in 4 voters being unregistered, purely due to the lack of effort to sign up. We simplified the registration process by rerouting it through Facebook sign in, and using Touch ID on our smartphones to bring biometric procedure to wherever you are. Touch ID is a technology introduced to make personal verification more authentic, so applying it to bring about future change is an inevitable move forward. Digital advertisement created by Miami Ad School, Germany for Facebook, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

People know when they make a difference, but their generosity often lacks a story. To commemorate these sorts of charitable narratives, TOMS engraved shoes with messages of peace so people can see altruism in every step. Film advertisement created by Miami Ad School, United States for Toms, within the category: Fashion.

Film advertisement created by CP+B, United Kingdom for Letgo, within the category: Professional Services.

Synesthesia is the joint assimilation of different senses in the same perceptive act. A person with synesthesia can hear colours, taste words or (even) feel a complete sensory journey through the air on the skin. Film advertisement created by THIS is UMAMI, Spain for Hitachi, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Digital advertisement created by Decembrist, Russia for Nochlezhka, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by BÜRO, Turkey for Honda, within the category: Automotive.

Imagine you're binge-watching a product shot that is going for 10 days in a row 24/7. Instead of working, going out, or anything else. Sounds crazy, but that is what people in Moscow were doing in August 2016. For 10 days they watched a livestream of nothing but a pair of adidas Originals NMD sneakers and the only thing they wanted was to get these sneakers. Experiential advertisement created by Friends, Russia for Adidas, within the category: Fashion.

Salve, a Brazilian digital advertising agency and member of Grupo ABC (part of Omnicom Group), created a fake cause to celebrate this year's World Carfree Day. Looking for a fun way to talk about those drivers that overuse their cars and engage the public, the Car Addicts Support Group was created. Caloi, Brazil's biggest bicycle company, was a proud sponsor of the movement. Urban mobility is a subject that has been highly discussed in the big cities all over the world, and the results of over use of cars may become not only a traffic problem, but also a social question. Salve decided to shed some light on people who just can’t change their habits and always choose their cars as a solution, and found a way of talking about it using an analogy that everyone could understand. The characters of the film share their experience in a fun way, talking about their own car addiction. The campaign also includes a hotsite and a fan page on Facebook where the public can find more information about new ways of moving throughout the city and maybe recover from their car dependency. Digital advertisement created by Salve, Brazil for Caloi, within the categories: Personal Accessories, Recreation, Leisure, Sports.

Film advertisement created by 180heartbeats + Jung v. Matt, Poland for OBI, within the category: Retail Services.

Ambient advertisement created by Ogilvy, France for Rocky Mountain MS Center, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Pendant la période du confinement, CLM lance L'oeil https://medium.com/@loeildeCLMbbdo Un regard qui vise à vous transmettre des instantanés pour considérer l’actualité sous un nouveau prisme. Un regard sur les gens : parce qu’on a tous une façon différente de vivre cette période mettons-nous à la place des gens de leurs problématiques et de leurs nouvelles aspirations Un regard sur les industries : parce que chaque métier est différent, comment chacun réagit face à la crise sanitaire ? L’oeil de : parce que l’on a tous un avis personnel sur cette crise, 5 questions posées à une personne, du métier ou pas, pour nous éclairer.