design – Campaigns of the World

Jeep: Nature is in our nature

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Thu, 16 Jun 2022 11:37:41 +0000

The Jeep brand and Publicis Groupe Middle East have discovered an entire world living inside of the iconic Jeep grille through their campaign ‘Nature is in our nature’.

The Jeep® brand grille is one of the most distinctive icons in the automotive industry, recognized instantly by adventurous spirits from across the globe. Inspired by this simple icon, which consists of two circles and seven lines (OIIIIIIIO), the Jeep brand and Publicis Groupe Middle East have discovered an entire world living inside of it.

By simply cropping into the grille from different angles, the shapes and negative spaces began to resemble elements from nature. Lines became trees; circles became moons and arches became icebergs.

“The more it was explored, the more discoveries we made – squirrel holes, mountain rocks, bat caves and more are all hidden within our icon, waiting to be discovered by our community of adventurers. Using only the Jeep brand’s iconic grille, Publicis Middle East has found a way of telling stories about the countless places that a Jeep brand vehicle enables you to explore in the wild,” explains Melhem Najm, Chief Marketing Officer at Stellantis, Middle East & Africa.

Tuki Ghiassi, Executive Creative Director at Publicis Middle East, says, “What started as a simple print idea became a new visual language that was unique to the Jeep brand – adaptable to the natural habitats of any market around the world. No other automotive brand has a connection to nature like the Jeep brand. Hence, it was very rewarding to create a piece of communication that was authentic and highly relevant to Jeep’s mission to become the most sustainable automotive brand by 2030.”

‘Nature is in our nature’ lives across print media, while graphic branding features in Jeep brand showrooms across the United Arab Emirates. These tactical placements transport Jeep brand vehicles from urban showroom environments to where they belong – the wild – reminding showroom visitors that their next unforgettable adventure into the great outdoors is only one Jeep brand journey away.

‘Nature is in our nature’ follows the recent launch of another graphic print campaign created by Publicis Groupe Middle East, which is also inspired by the Jeep brand grille. It features a new design language made up of the Jeep brand grille’s distinctive dots and dashes called’ The Call of Adventure‘.

‘Nature is in our nature’ is now running in the United Arab Emirates and will roll out in other Jeep brand markets globally in 2022.

Credits
Client: Jeep® (Stellantis)
Campaign: Nature is in our nature
Agency: Publicis Groupe Middle East

Tags: Automotive Campaigns, Middle East, Print, Design, Automotive, Creative Ads

Uber Heetch – The first Uber service that delivers its competitor’s ads

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Wed, 22 Dec 2021 16:39:37 +0000

Heetch is the best alternative to Uber in France. But how to spread the word when Uber is everywhere? Especially with Uber Eats, the leader in food delivery. Well, the brand transformed Uber Eats into Uber Heetch. The first Uber service that delivers its competitor’s ads.

Paris-based ride-hailing app Heetch has low awareness in a market dominated by Uber. With a limited budget of €15,000 ($17,000) and no media budget, Heetch wanted to create a campaign to raise awareness of its brand and convince Uber users to choose Heetch instead for their next rides.

Working with Marcel, Paris, Heetch identified restaurants around Paris that deliver their food to customers using Uber Eats. Working with these restaurants, Marcel created 12,000 Heetch-branded meal boxes designed to transport the food made at those restaurants, such as burger boxes and noodle pots.

Each piece of packaging was printed with a message such as ‘We too are hungry, but not for our drivers’ money,’ ‘We won’t make you change your favorite meal. Just your ride-hailing app’, and ‘Your pizzeria pays its taxes in France. Why not your ride-hailing app?’ – all targeted at Uber.

Heetch distributed the packaging for free at its chosen restaurants and the stunt launched on the evening of Sunday 21 March (Sunday night is when Uber Eats most active). When customers ordered a participating restaurant on Uber Eats, they were presented with the custom Heetch packaging.

Credits
Brand: Heetch
Campaign: Uber Heetch
Tags: Guerrilla, Reframing, Creative Strategy, Stunt, Design, Creative Commerce, Creative Solution, France, Europe, Delivery, Food, Award-Winning, Outdoor Advertisement

Postobón : Bottled Masks | Low-cost face shields worth around 0.5 USD

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Sat, 17 Apr 2021 15:03:56 +0000

While Colombia sought to reactivate its economy to avoid a much more visible enemy such as an economic collapse, Colombian workers, far from positions that allowed remote work, were forced again to leave the safety of their home to the uncertainty of the city.

The problem was while COVID-19 cases kept going up, so did personal protective equipment prices, with items such as face shields rising to average market prices around 20USD. The higher these prices went, the fewer families could afford them in a country with a 1.50 USD average household daily income.

Postobón found out most face shields in the market were made of plastic, just like their PET bottles. To provide an accessible and immediate solution, they redesigned their average family-size bottles into a four-step design to upcycle their 9M bottles, already in the market, into low-cost face shields worth around 0.5 USD.

Postobón launch the Bottled Masks design in the natural platform for DYI tutorials; YouTube, implementing the video at their brand’s channels and with the support of several recognized sustainability influencer channels with 34K followers each, who showed the step-by-step process or invited to download the printable guideline sheet from a supporting lading page. A sustained effort in parallel to social media posts, stories, printed posters and placements in local newspapers.

Credits
Brand: Postobón
Campaign: Bottled Masks
Advertising Agency: Sancho BBDO, Bogota, Colombia

Behind the Source by Hack Your Future

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Sun, 07 Feb 2021 06:42:15 +0000

Behind the Source of some of the websites we use daily, are lines of code by talented developers who’ve had to overcome the hardships of war and political unrest. Here are their stories.

Background:
Between 2014 and 2015, tens of thousands of refugees came to the Netherlands, mainly fleeing war in Syria and Eritrea. Even though many of them were given residency permits, today they are still struggling to find work. Hack Your Future, helps them become web-developers through a 7-month program — empowering them by unlocking a career within big names of the tech industry. But even with a shortage of developers in the Netherlands, stereotypes and stigmas are still blinding many recruiters, preventing them from looking outside of their usual pool of talent. The ambition of ‘Behind the Source’ is to address this very issue and to open recruiters’ eyes, one code line at a time.

Being a refugee wasn’t their choice.
Becoming a developer was.

Idea:
‘Behind the Source’ is an awareness campaign launched by Hack Your Future (a coding school for refugees) that aims to reframe the conversation around refugees and tackles the many misconceptions, stigmas and prejudices that shadow their potential when it comes to applying for a job. It consists of seven portraits that have been hidden in the source code of the online homepages of companies, such as eBay and Accenture, where Hack Your Future graduates now work. All people have to do is go on these websites — such as Ebay and Accenture — click ‘View Source’ in their browser to discover the portraits, hidden in the code, and read the exceptional journeys of those who went from refugees to employees.

Results:
In the end, a potential of +24000 visitors went behind the source, reframing the conversation around refugees in the Netherlands, and beyond — even getting the initiative referenced by the UN Agency as best in class. Thirteen new companies contacted Hack Your Future to hire graduates and sponsor the program, which eventually raised the number of graduates who successfully found a job to 120: 120 individuals who refused to let a label define their future.

Credits
Agency: 72andSunny, Amsterdam
Client: Hack Your Future
Product: Coding School for Refugees
Campaign: Behind the Source
Category: Experiential marketing

Do Black – The world’s first credit card with a carbon limit

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Tue, 13 Oct 2020 07:58:15 +0000

Doconomy launch the world’s first credit card with a carbon footprint limit, Do Black. The launch of this premium card marks the first milestone in the support that Doconomy provides to the UN Climate Change secretariat (UNFCCC) to encourage global climate action. Do Black not only helps users track and measure CO2 emissions associated with their purchases but also puts a limit to the climate impact of their spending.

Doconomy, a Swedish fin-tech startup for everyday climate action, has worked with Mastercard to develop this revolutionary tool for consumers wanting to act against climate change. Do Black also invites the user to offset their carbon footprint through projects meeting the criteria of United Nations certified green projects. Put, the first card ever to prevent consumers from exceeding their limit, not based on credit, but on levels of CO2 emissions caused by their consumption.

“We all need to come to terms with the urgency of the situation and rapidly move towards more responsible consumption,” said Doconomy CEO Nathalie Green. “With DO Black there are no more excuses.”

“Through our collaboration with the UN Climate Change Secretariat and MasterCard, DO will enable people to do their part to contribute to the carbon-reduction goals of 2030 and onwards,” added Green.

This campaign is about:
Global Climate Action, MasterCard, Doconomy, Air-Ink, Cannes 2019 winner, Product Design, Brand Utility, Sweden, Europe, Design, Digital, Technology, Financial Services, Public Awareness, Award-Winning, Creative Commerce, Innovation

IKEA Soffa Sans Font – The World’s Comfiest Font

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Mon, 14 Sep 2020 06:48:19 +0000

IKEA Soffa Sans Font inspired by the customers who have expressed their creativity when using the furniture brand’s sofa-building tool.

While on the lookout for ways to expose the hidden creativity in everything IKEA does, Proximity London found a group of people subverting the sofa planning tool for their own amusement; drawing spiral, labyrinthian and phallic sofas. In response they released the Soffa Sans font, built from 38 different sofa configurations using the planning tool. In 48hrs Soffa Sans generated 84.2m impressions and over 13,000 references on social. Organic traffic to the tool increased by 6,695% and the average time spent within the planning tool increased by 1,023%.

Credits
Advertising agency: Proximity London
Client: IKEA

This campaign is about:
Typography, marketing, Font, Soffa Sans, IKEA, Furniture, Creativity, Advertising, Design, Digital Campaign, Creative advertising, IKEA Ads

Daughters of the Evolution presents “Lessons in Herstory”

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Thu, 10 Sep 2020 15:15:12 +0000

Lessons in Herstory is an app that uses AR to bring to life the forgotten heroes in U.S. history textbooks—women. By putting a new lens on history, this app has the power to inspire the next generation through the stories of powerful women.

Did you know that only 11% of the stories in U.S. History Textbooks are about women?

Lessons in Herstory rewrites one of the most popular middle school US history textbooks without changing the textbook at all, using AR technology. Less than 11% of stories in US history textbooks are devoted to women, which means children don’t see the full picture of what’s possible. Lessons in Herstory tackles the power imbalance between men and women in society by getting to the root of the problem: how we’re conditioned as kids in school – which meant illuminating the stories of women in history that have been previously left out.

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Credits
Entrant: Goodby Silverstein & Partners
Client: Daughters of the Evolution

This article is about:
Daughters of the Evolution, Lessons in Herstory, Augmented reality, AR, World, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, Awards Case Studies, Creative, Design, Digital, Social Media, Marketing, Kate Schatz, Technology, Award Winning Campaign, Advertising agency, Augmented Reality Education

Aura Incense Barricade | A minimal yet powerful solution to Sri-Lanka’s Elephant problem

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Wed, 26 Aug 2020 05:41:41 +0000

The human-elephant conflict in Sri-Lanka is an alarming affair. Every year, it claims the lives of around 70 humans and 300 elephants. Understandably so, affected villagers resort to extreme methods to fend elephants away. However, a new discovery by Aura has come to the rescue of both, elephants as well as humans. On the outside, the Aura Incense Barricade looks like any other incense stick. However, it contains natural elements that keep elephants away. Upon experimentation, it has also yielded 100% satisfactory results within a 20m radius. Moreover, incense sticks are already a part of the religious rituals of villagers. Thus, the Aura Incense Barricade acts as the perfect solution to the ongoing problem. The widespread media coverage on its efficacy affirms the same. Moreover, this unique product has also amassed 1.1 million+ social media impressions.

Credits
Campaign: Aura Incense Barricade
Advertiser: Dlas International

Creative Agency: TBWA\Sri Lanka
Creative Group Head: Shyan Gershon
Chief Creative Officer: Nathasoruban Sivapatham
Former Chief Creative Officer: Sudhash Pinnapola TBWA\Sri Lanka
Managing Director: Renuka Marshall
Art Director: Shyan Gershon
Designer: Shyan Gershon
Senior Art Director: Buddhika Rathnayake
Copywriter: Chaminda Molligoda
Creative Director: Sachithra Gunarathna
Former Client Service Manager: Gayan Perera
Former Client Service Manager: Shermeel Gunaratne
Client Servicing Manager: Gordon White
AV Manager: Mohamed Ikram
Studio Manager: Saminda Rupasinghe
Senior Graphic Designer: Mayura Sesath
Head of Content: Lishanthi De Silva
Head of Strategy: Shalini Rupasinghe

PR
Public Relations: Mercury Public
PR Consultant: Daham Weerawansa
PR Consultant: Sulochana Perera

Production
Production Company: 24 Frames
Line Producer: Harsha Karunarathna
Director: Shyan Gershon
Director of photography: Chamath Hasanka
Sound Designer: Charitha Attalage
Editors: Thilina Rajapaksha / Nipuna Vidarshana / Rivinu Amanda
Graphics: Nipuna Vidarshana / Rivinu Amanda 24 Frames

Tags:
Product design, innovation, Advertising, Design, Illustration, Packaging design

SKYY Vodka: Pride Glass

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Sat, 04 Jul 2020 07:25:54 +0000

Inspired by the meaning of the original rainbow flag, Skyy Vodka wanted to create a new symbol as a constant reminder of the fight for LGBT+ Rights. By redesigning it’s Vodka Glasses they showed that their commitment goes far beyond a date, a month or event a celebration. Because from the years to come we will continue to drink from this vodka glasses.

Credits
Brand: SKYY Vodka
Campaign: Pride Glass
Advertising Agency: Geometry Global Peru, Lima, Peru
Ceo: Santiago Cortés
CCO Regional: Juan José Posada
Gerente De Operaciones: Inés Sologuren
Director General Creativo: Adriano Lombardi
Director Creativo: Daniel Martínez
Planning Lead: Alejandra Ibarcena
Supervisora De Cuentas: Ingrid Villón
Social Media: Luisa Seminario
Motion Graphics: Jonnatan Trinidad, Oscar Gonzales
Ejecutivo De Cuentas: Mauricio Chavez Taffur
Casa Realizadora: High End
Director De Cine: Jeff Carrera
Diseño Industrial: Ernesto Rosales
Producción: Amadeo Rossano, José García

Tags:
Design, Peru, Alcoholic Drinks, SKYY, Geometry Global, World Pride NYC, NYC Pride 2020, LGBT Community, Awareness Campaign, Innovation, Product Innovation

GQ Apparel presents GQ Limited Distance Edition | GQWhite™ mask

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Sat, 18 Apr 2020 09:06:53 +0000

GQ Limited Distance Edition: A collection to fight COVID-19 with more accurate physical distancing.

According to the “physical distancing” concept by the World Health Organization (WHO), GQ Apparel and Rabbit Digital Group designed GQ Limited Distance Edition Collection to encourage people to maintain a two meters distance from one another.

The collection includes a t-shirt and GQWhite™ mask printed with a special message that is readable under two meters to warns those who can read it to move further until they cannot. Translated into four languages, the letter size has been certified as visible within two meters for average eyesight by The Association of Thai Optometrists.

Besides the optical signal warning, the GQWhite™ Mask can also protect wearers with seven protective features: liquid-repellent technology, antibacterial 99.9% interior, and custom-fit adjustable strap.

Moreover, to remind the wearer to keep themselves safe from COVID-19, the T-shirt label also comes with care instruction on how to stay safe from the virus.

Together with the intention of the design to prevent the virus from spreading, the collection also aims to help to reinforce the medical support as all proceeds from the group will be donated to Ramathibodi Foundation to purchase respirators and medical equipment needed for the treatment of COVID-19 patients.

Credits
Advertising Agency: Rabbit Digital Group, Thailand
CEO: Sunard Thanasanaksorn
CCO: Noranit Yasopa
Deputy ECD: Papop Chaowanapreecha
Managing Director (PR): Jakrapong Kongmalai
Senior Art Director: Kajohnchai Rodklongtan
Graphic Designer: Benjaluk Deeyai
Producer: Potrawee Wichien
Photographer: Kanawat Jaiprom
Assistant Photographer: Pichayaporn Ritthidej
Post Production Team: Chris Junior Drabik, Naphat Saksitphiphat, Natnicha Chalermsingha
Media Buyer: Prattana Sridach

Tags:
GQ Limited Distance Edition, Design, Thailand, Fashion, Public Interest, NGO, GQ Apparel, Rabbit Digital Group, COVID-19, GQWhite™ Mask, Liquid-repellent technology, antibacterial, Coronavirus, COVID-19 Ads

Pride Of Africa Flag campaign which represents the diversity of Africa’s LGBTQ+ME community

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Wed, 20 Nov 2019 10:05:43 +0000

Johannesburg Pride – Pride Of Africa Flag. At the forefront of this new identity is a custom-designed symbol of liberation and unity: a flag inspired by all 54 African countries. This new flag represents the diversity of Africa’s LGBTQ+ME community – a rainbow flag that says you are accepted, you are welcome, and you are safe as it celebrates both communities and individuals without borders.

Credits
Advertising Agency: Joe Public United, South Africa
Campaign: Pride Of Africa Flag
Group Chief Creative Officer: Pepe Marais
Strategic Director: Mike dos Santos
Executive Creative Director: Simone Rossum
Creative Directors: Christo Krüger, Daryn Drake
Senior Designer: Emarie Gouws
Digital Designer: Andre Lopion
Animators: Andre Lopion, Gareth O’Callaghan, Jiri Miovsky, Maxene Booysen
Senior Copywriters: Jared Milne, Cameron Fraser
Business Unit Director: Emma Dougherty
Senior Consultant: Neela Bamberger
Photographers: Johan Venter, Mike Bets, Manuel Lopes, Tshepo Mogorosi
Videographers: Matt Bouch, O’Brien Manana / Soulfilter Productions

Tags:
Design, South Africa, Public Interest, NGO, Johannesburg Pride, Joe Public, LGBTQ+ME community, LGBT, Pride of Africa

WildAid & Change Vietnam: Be Their Bodhisattva

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Sun, 25 Aug 2019 04:22:40 +0000

In celebration of the Lunar New Year, WildAid, CHANGE and Dinosaur Agency along with several prominent Buddhist temples are urging Vietnamese citizens to make an auspicious start by protecting rhinos, pangolins, and elephants in a new campaign called, “Be Their Bodhisattva,” or, be their saviour.

Every year, over 1,000 rhinos, 33,000 elephants, and 100,000 pangolins are poached for their horns, tusks, scales, and meat due to unfounded rumours. Such practices have been sanctioned by these invaluable species to the brink of extinction.

Following the spirit of Life Release Day and Righteousness during the Lunar New Year, when most Vietnamese people would sincerely look up to and pray Buddha for protection and a peaceful life, we want to give these endangered animals a chance to do the same.

#BeTheirBodhisattva

Credits
Brand: WildAid & Change Vietnam
Campaign: Be Their Bodhisattva
Advertising Agency:Dinosaur, Vietnam
Chief Creative Officer:Sumesh Peringeth
Creative Director:Trong Nguyen
Copywriter:Thanh Ngo, Trang Ha
Junior Copywriter:Quynh Tran
Art Director:Ly Sei
Agency Producer:Adrian Nguyen
Account Director:Brandy Vu
Account Manager:Lam Nguyen
Account Supervisor:Tri Tran
Designer:Chi Vo
Junior Designer:Quyen Tu, Thai Le
Animator:Nguyen Tran, Quoc Le
Design and Fabrication:Linh Phan – Cinemagic Studio

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Tags:
PR, design, Outdoor, media, Public Interest, NGO, Dinosaur, Vietnam, WildAid x, Change Vietnam, TV Spot, Digital, Tv Ads, Awareness Campaigns

Durex Poppin | specially designed pop-sockets that discreetly hold condoms inside them

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Mon, 22 Jul 2019 04:28:51 +0000

Problem: STIs are at an all-time high, and GenZ isn’t using condoms. Keep it Poppin: Most teens don’t carry condoms because they’re too ashamed of being caught with a condom by someone they’re interested in. Because there isn’t a worse turn off than someone “expecting” sex. We will hack GenZ’s habit of always carrying their phones everywhere by giving them specially designed pop-sockets that discreetly hold condoms inside of them. This simple idea adds value to the already widely used pop-sockets by further equipping them to hide condoms in plain sight. The Durex Poppin pop-sockets will save teens from potential embarrassment, as well as STIs by ensuring they always have condoms on hand. Literally.

Credits
Brand: Durex
Campaign: Durex Poppin
Advertising School: Miami Ad School, Miami, United States of America
Art Director: Matias Cachiquis
Art Director: Ashutosh Thakkar
Art Director: Leonardo Fonseca
Copywriter: Tuhin Parhi

Tags:
Design, United States, Health, Miami Ad School, Poppin by Durex, Durex Poppin, Technology, Innovation, Product Innovation

Seminar Hotel Hof de Planis, campaign to draw the attention of entrepreneurs and managers

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Tue, 16 Jul 2019 07:13:20 +0000

The Seminar Hotel Hof de Planis is located at 1280 meters in the middle of the Swiss mountains. It offers generously designed rooms, a professional seminar infrastructure and most important: Enough distance from the daily hustle and bustle. This setting provides ideal conditions for successful business seminars, conferences and workshops. The campaign was intended to draw the attention of entrepreneurs and managers.

Countless presentations take place daily in the business world. The most popular program for this is Microsoft PowerPoint. That’s why we designed the Swiss mountain landscape around the hotel with typical PowerPoint graphic elements. The target group was invited surprisingly: Plan your business seminars in the Swiss mountains.

Entrepreneurs and managers love to use arrows, curves, tables and all kinds of diagrams in their PowerPoint presentations: pie diagrams, line diagrams, bar diagrams, etc.

From the most popular PowerPoint elements, we created a whole new world: arrows turned into trees or alpine huts, curves into mountain panoramas, tables into fences and signposts, various diagrams into bales of hay, lakes, clouds and the sun.

This is how the Swiss mountain world around the seminar hotel was designed. A separate theme was created for each season: One for spring/summer, one for autumn and one for winter.

The campaign was launched in Switzerland on 1 February 2019 with targeted posters at and around business fairs. It quickly attracted the attention of the target group because it surprisingly used a tool from its everyday life in a new way.

First figures have shown an increase of + 97 % of visits to the hotel website and + 32 % more reservation requests for business seminars. (Compared to the same period in 2018.)

Credits
Advertising Agency: Ruf Lanz, Zurich, Switzerland
Creative direction: Markus Ruf, Danielle Lanz
Copywriter: Markus Ruf
Art Direction: Isabelle Hauser
Illustrator: Catherine Martin, Isabelle Hauser
Account Executive: Ursula Jaag

Tags:
Design, Switzerland, Transport, Tourism, Best Digital Campaigns, Digital Marketing Trends, Best Online marketing strategies, Seminar Hotel Hof de Planis

Goodwine shows how a new loyalty program should be launched!

YWwV268TPqrxQUV5 — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 07:24:40 +0000

Goodwine, a local wine and grocery store in Kyiv, Ukraine decided to take their loyalty program to another level by personalizing it in a way that no one has done. We feel it was a great example of how a brand’s loyalty program must be – customized for every customer. That’s what Goodwine and Banda literally did! So basically, they gave each customer their own exclusive loyalty program. How? By creating hundreds of different unique identities reflecting a customer’s unique taste, style, and preferences. How did they come up with this idea? Goodwin realized that what really keeps their consumers happy and loyal is not only their shop and the products they sell but their own employees. Each employee is unique and that’s how the idea of creating hundreds of different identities took root. They wanted the launch of their new loyalty program to happen in a completely different manner from the usual boring launch of loyalty programs.

Goodwine New Loyalty Program

The launch was supported by a fresh, unique, naïve visual style and an algorithm that could randomly mix and match elements to create hundreds of different striking designs which were used to make exclusively branded customer personal loyalty cards.

Credits
Brand: Goodwine
Campaign: Loyalty Program
Advertising Agency: Banda, Kyiv, Ukraine
Creative Directors: Pavlo Vrzheshch, Egor Petrov, Yaroslav Serdiuk
Art Director: Illia Anufrienko
Copywriter: Roman Hurbanov
Illustrators: Yuriy Rusovskyi, Ievgen Velychev, Christina Ika
Chief Designer: Anton Ivanov
Designers: Yuriy Rusovskyi, Ievgen Velychev
Motion Designer: Anton Raduchits
Senior Account Manager: Zhenia Dvoretska
Account Manager: Iryna Pikalova
Marketing Director of goodwine: Mariia Oliinyk
Marketing Manager of goodwine: Iryna Tokarchuk

Tags:
Goodwine Loyalty Program, Design, Ukraine, Retail Services, Banda, Best Digital Campaigns, Digital Marketing Trends, Best Online marketing strategies, social media campaigns