Case studies
2019 Brave Awards commended, Essity
This is the story of what happens when you decide to tackle taboos in a category. Or, as some haters called it: “This is what happens when whores and pimps become marketers and advertisers”*.
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2019 Brave Awards Winner, Absolut
In 2016, Absolut faced a challenge. Craft vodka was stealing share in its biggest markets and as a result, distrust of ‘big vodka’ had started to grow.
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2019 Brave Awards Winner, John Lewis
At John Lewis & Partners, an employee is not just an employee – they are a co-owner of the business. To reflect this importance, in September 2018 we embarked upon a rebrand and changed from ‘John Lewis’ to ‘John Lewis & Partners’.
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2019 Brave Awards Winner, easyJet
In October 2018, easyJet launched Look&Book: the world’s first-ever photo-based flight search functionality.
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2019 Brave Awards commended, Toyota AYGO
Toyota AYGO: Telling More Personal Campaign Stories On The Fly
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2019 Brave Awards Grand Prix Winner, Nationwide
Nationwide’s commitment to diversity in its Voices campaign has defied category conventions and got people talking.
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2019 Brave Awards Winner, Syft
Since its founding in late 2015, Syft has sought to drive up standards for employers and jobseekers.
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2019 Brave Awards commended, United Nations
In an age of growing grassroots activism, many people feel that action happens on the street, not behind the closed doors of the United Nations.
For a body set up to be the collective voice of the people, this was a problem.
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2019 Brave Awards Winner, Scottish Government and NHS
There are few health checks women hate more than the dreaded smear test.
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