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3 World Trade Center 175 Greenwich StreetNew York New York 10017
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Devika Bulchandani
Global CEO
Liz Taylor
Global Chief Creative Officer
Mick McCabe
Global Chief Strategy Officer
Philip Heimann
Chief Marketing & Growth Officer
David Ford
Chief Communications Officer
Antonis Kocheilas
Chief Executive Officer, Advertising
Julianna Richter
Chief Executive Officer, PR
Carla Hendra
Chief Executive Officer, Consulting
Kim Johnson
Chief Executive Officer, Health
Rajesh Midha
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Patou Nuytemans
CEO EMEA
Horacio Genolet
CEO LATAM
Chris Reitermann
CEO Asia & Greater China
Kent Wertime
CEO Asia (South)
David Fox
CEO MENA
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Gegründet in: 1948
Mitarbeiter: 22950
Awards: 206
Kreative Projekte: 170
Gegründet in: 1948
Mitarbeiter: 22950
Awards: 206
Kreative Projekte: 170
Ogilvy Worldwide
3 World Trade Center 175 Greenwich StreetNew York New York 10017
Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika
Devika Bulchandani
Global CEO
Liz Taylor
Global Chief Creative Officer
Mick McCabe
Global Chief Strategy Officer
Philip Heimann
Chief Marketing & Growth Officer
David Ford
Chief Communications Officer
Antonis Kocheilas
Chief Executive Officer, Advertising
Julianna Richter
Chief Executive Officer, PR
Carla Hendra
Chief Executive Officer, Consulting
Kim Johnson
Chief Executive Officer, Health
Rajesh Midha
Global CEO, Experience
Patou Nuytemans
CEO EMEA
Horacio Genolet
CEO LATAM
Chris Reitermann
CEO Asia & Greater China
Kent Wertime
CEO Asia (South)
David Fox
CEO MENA
Ogilvy Wins 3 Gold Lions Including Kenya's First Gold on Day Two, Ups Festival Total to 34
Ogilvy Africa, Ogilvy Mexico, and Ogilvy’s Global Unilever Team led Ogilvy’s performance on Day 2 of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, earning Gold Lions for their respective campaigns. The global network’s 3 Gold were won along with 1 Silver and 8 Bronze, giving Ogilvy 12 Lions on the day and a total of 34 overall through the Festival thus far.
Ogilvy's Global Chief Creative Officer Liz Taylor said: “We’re extremely proud of the teams whose work was recognized today, in particular our Gold winners which came from offices far and wide across the Ogilvy global network. This speaks to the power of Ogilvy’s borderless creativity and our relentless pursuit of inspiring brands and people to make an impact. Great work cannot happen without great clients, and we proudly share these accolades with them.”
Ogilvy Africa took home Gold in the Design – Special Editions & Bespoke Items category for its work “Lesso Lessons” for Roto Tanks and the Ministry of Health Kenya. The campaign used traditionally patterned fabric garments called "lessos" — which are commonly used as slings by women to carry their babies on their backs as they work — to educate young Kenyan mothers in rural areas on proper postnatal nutritional care. This marked the first Cannes Lions Gold for the country of Kenya.
The Gold Lion in the Entertainment – Fiction Film: Up to 5 Minutes category went to Ogilvy Mexico City’s work for Cerveza Victoria, “The Taste of Reunion,” a memorable film launching a new beer brewed with marigold flowers, which traditionally adorn altars and graves on The Day of the Dead.
And the Ogilvy Global Unilever Team won their second Gold of the Festival, earning the prize in the Entertainment – Innovation in Brand Content category for “Toxic Influence” on behalf of Dove, a campaign that takes aim at the harm caused to young girls by toxic beauty advice on social media.
A selection of Ogilvy’s winning work can be viewed on Ogilvy.com and on the agency’s social media channels. Keep up with Ogilvy and Cannes-related news throughout the festival by following us on LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook and #OgilvyCannes.