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5 for 5 on Campaign Canada's AOY & BIG shortlists 🚀 and we’re over the moon! 🔥Creative Agency of the Year 🔥Creative Leaders of the Year - Alexis Bronstorph and Kelsey Horne 🔥Creative Team of the Year - Stuart Macmillan and Jean-Philippe Dugal 🔥Borealis Award - Look for the Leaf Maple Leaf Foods Inc 🔥Out of Home/Print - Look for the Leaf Maple Leaf Foods Inc Thank you to our friends at Campaign and the jury for the recognition! Big love to the team that brings the fire every. single. day. #weloveus ♥️

Thank you Ad Age for recognizing Look for the Leaf as a finalist at the Ad Age Creativity Awards! We’re incredibly proud to see this work celebrated! 🍁🚀 Maple Leaf Foods Inc

A perspective that always makes the room better. We’re proud to see Priyanka Goswami joining the Gerety Awards Executive Jury, where creative leaders from around the world evaluate the year’s best work through a female lens. No pressure. 😉 Best of luck to all entrants!

💪New Work! Where can you try new Mighty Protein? How about right in the middle of your workout. Introducing: Mighty Drops from Mighty Protein. Part contextual OOH campaign, part targeted sampling initiative. We dropped inspirational posters in unexpected, high-energy environments with full-size Mighty Protein sticks attached to motivate athletes. Just tear one off and power through.🔋💥

Proud moment for our own Katie Maxfield, who just wrapped up judging the Film Shortlist for this year’s Marketing Awards presented by Strategy Online! 🚀 “What stood out most was just how much room there still is for creativity in Canada. The work that rose to the top was smart, culturally relevant, and beautifully crafted, the kind of ideas that remind you why this industry is so fun to be in.” A big congratulations to all the shortlisted work!

Last March, we launched Look for the Leaf with Maple Leaf Foods Inc, a rally cry for Canadians to buy local and show the world unity and togetherness wins every time. A year later, the conversation continues to evolve. D'Arcy Finley tells Strategy Online, “‘Made in Canada’ continues to influence purchase behaviour. But the winning communication isn’t chest-thumping as much as it is friction removal. We’ll keep the emotion, but we’ll earn it with more specificity. In a pragmatic era, trust is the best kind of patriotism.” 🍁 Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/dqRptjNc

This is who you’re asking to judge Young Lions btw. Three of our brilliant minds are helping shape this year’s Globe Media Group Young Lions Competition and celebrate the best emerging talent across Canada🦁🇨🇦 Stuart Macmillan - Digital Alexis Bronstorph - Film & Print Kelsey Horne - Design Wishing all competitors a weekend of bold thinking and breakthrough ideas!

In times of crisis and uncertainty, a communicator’s role becomes mission critical. During this podcast conversation, Priyanka Goswami talks about leading her team and clients through change with clarity, transparency and calm. Sharing context. Pausing when things feel chaotic. Moving forward one step at a time. A reminder that people can handle hard truths, but what they can’t handle is silence, spin and mixed messages. CanadianSME Small Business Magazine

One of the best to ever do it, do we dare say? 💅 Our very own Victoria Di Valerio is judging on the Applied Arts Media Design Jury this year, and we couldn’t be more proud. If there’s one thing you need to know about Vic, it’s that she uses her sharp eye and playful approach to turn complexity into design magic. When asked what qualities she looks for in aspiring creatives, Vic said: “It might be cliché, but it’s true… curiosity!”

Big news: Jean-Philippe Dugal is joining the jury at The One Club for Creativity for the Young Ones Type Directors Club Competition — a celebration of the vitality of typography and the next generation of talent. JP treats typography as a strategic design tool, shaping it with one clear goal: defining the brand’s personality. As a creative who’s lived both design and advertising, he carries his intent into everything he does. "What fires me up is the beautiful, messy, endlessly fascinating dance between design and advertising. Two dialects of the same language, each trying to express the same truth about a brand: who it is, what it believes in, and how it wants to be seen.” Looking forward to seeing what catches JP’s eye. Good luck to all of the entrants! 🚀