With a vision to be the most loved power company Electric Kiwi brought its comms strategy to life with a catchy tune.

After securing a partnership with Graham Norton, NZ wine company Invivo & CO managed to disrupt New Zealand’s wine market and the world’s.

Perceived as old-fashioned, Flybuys required a complete transformation. After repositioning the brand, membership has soared.

Looking to engage Kiwis on the topic of content insurance, IAG introduced Tally, a fun extension to its State Contents Insurance brand.

Standing out in a crowded VOD market was a challenge for Neon but Sky managed to crack the market by putting its best foot forward.

With international borders closed, Tourism Holdings Limited had to switch marketing strategy abruptly for the local market.

With a declining audience and strong competitors, Flava transformed into one of the country’s leading radio stations, by bring back classics.

With a humorous yet serious campaign, the Department of Internal Affairs sparked the conversation about how to stay safe online.

With a fun and vibrant marketing campaign, Ryman Healthcare have completely redefined the meaning of retirement.

With vegetarian and vegan diets on the rise, Ingham’s decided to launch a new product to remain relevant for existing and future consumers.

Facing an uncertain future, Otago Polytechnic were tasked with doing more with less budget, so they developed an entirely online campaign.

In a flooded market Vodafone was losing customers. The company needed a reset – and their quest started and ended with the customer.