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AD STARS 2019
Convention Hall, BEXCO, Busan, Korea
22 - 24 August, 2019
Convention Hall, BEXCO, Busan, Korea
22 - 24 August, 2019
Robin Fitzgerald is Chief Creative Officer at BBDO Atlanta, where she oversees work for every client. Before making the move to Atlanta, she spent 15 years in Los Angeles, working at Crispin Porter + Bogusky and TBWA\Chiat\Day. Robin first joined CPB in 2002, helping to launch MINI's highly awarded U.S. campaign. From CPB, she went to Chiat, where she created work for Gatorade, Visa, Energizer, and every model of Nissan vehicle. In 2010, CPB came calling once more, and she returned to the agency, leading creative on brands like PayPal, Old Navy, Grey Poupon, and Vitaminwater.
Robin has participated on juries for D&AD, Clios, Art Director’s Club, One Show and New York Festivals, while her work has been recognized with awards from Cannes, One Show, Communication Arts, Clios, Webbys, London International Awards and Kellys. But perhaps even more exciting, her work has been consistently picked up by the non-advertising world, being parodied on Saturday Night Live, featured on the NBC Nightly News, NPR, Entertainment Weekly, US Weekly, and nominated for an Emmy.
She lives in Atlanta with her husband, her two kids, and her cat, Mush.
The first Hall of Fame member of 4A’s Creative Guild of the Philippines, Melvin led the agency to its record-breaking sixth 4A’s Agency of the Year and seventh Best in Creative Awards in 2017.
Highly regarded for raising the flag for Philippine Creativity around the world, Melvin is this year’s Campaign’s Creative Person of the Year for Southeast Asia, an honor he previously received in 2015.
His agency is consistently the most award-winning agency in the Philippines, earning recognition from like Gunn Report, The Work, Cannes Lions, Webby Awards, D&AD, London International Awards, One Show, Adfest, and Spikes Asia. Adobo, Asia’s leading publication for advertising community has ranked him as Philippine’s top creative 4 times, including a back-to-back win for 2015 and 2016. He has served either as Jury or Jury President in the most important advertising festivals in the Philippines and around the world.
Melvin spearheads innovation within the agency, introducing services unprecedented in the Philippine advertising industry. He set up How’s Everything, the first full-service production house in an advertising agency in the Philippines.
Jureeporn Thaidumrong (Judee) is one of the most awarded creative leaders in the ad industry across the globe.
In almost 30 years of her career, Judee has become one of the most influential figures in Thai advertising, and around the world. Under her leadership, Results/O&M won Thailand’s first-ever Cannes Gold Lion in 2000, and Saatchi & Saatchi won Thailand’s first-ever D&AD Pencil in 2003.
In 2005, Judee opened her own shop, JEH United and created numerous famous work, such as Smooth-E "Love Story" commercial; Sylvania “Picnic” TVC and the controversial “Sorry Thailand” long form TVC that reflected on the nation’s political turmoil in 2010.
In 2015, Judee's renowned Creative Shop was acquired by WPP under Grey Group as GREYnJ UNITED, where she would continue to lead as Chief Creative Officer and has given birth to several famous campaigns such as KBank “Friendshit”, “Face Off”, Tic Tac “Fruity Flavours Campaign”, BarBQ Plaza "Fulfill", "The Waiter’s Mom", Nautilus Tuna “The Break Up” and Pantene “#SeeBeautyNotGender” campaign. She was also named “2018 Southeast Asia Creative Person of the Year” by Campaign Asia and ranked #1 in Campaign Brief's poll of Asia’s Creative Director of the Year 2018.
An English Literature graduate, Ted joined Dentsu as Chief Creative Officer, South-East Asia in
2013 after an illustrious career at DDB and a stint at Leo Burnett. Elevated to Chief Creative
Officer, Dentsu Asia-Pacific in 2015, he now works with 26 offices across 15 countries from
China to Australia.
A creative strategist, Ted believes “we are in the business formerly known as advertising” and
marketing in the digital economy requires a creative strategy that is more relevant and
personalised to make the human connection necessary for business transaction.
He repositioned Dentsu Asia-Pacific as an “Innovative Business Solutions” network beyond
advertising that produces non-traditional work in the mobile, digital and social space. Different
and better ideas that make a difference, work that moves people and business, from
engagement to transaction.
His first integrated digital/social campaign for Toyota Asia-Pacific ‘Wakudoki’ garnered over 10
million views on Facebook and YouTube to rejuvenate an aging brand. TIME magazine wrote,
“This Toyota ad is utterly insane – and wonderful” and deemed it, “The most delightful two
minutes of your day.”
Creative luminaries like Andy Greenaway, Merlee Jayme, Santosh Padhi and Rob Belgiovane
joined him and helped Dentsu win a slew of new business across the region including Coca-
Cola, Sprite, Zespri, Unilever, Adidas, Qantas, Uniqlo, Toyota and Yamaha.
The work his team produced – ‘Project Revoice’ for ALS Association in Australia, ‘Dead Whale’
for Greenpeace in the Philippines, ‘Odds’ for Adidas in India, ‘Single Belief’ for Glenlivet in
Taiwan, ‘Clean Light Hand Soap’ for Zantiss in Thailand, ‘Air Pollution Discount’ for Kobayashi in China, ‘No Detail Too Small’ for Singapore Airlines and ‘Instazoom’ for Canon in Singapore – got global attention.
Joanna is CCO at FCB Brasil, where she has worked since September 2012. Since then she has won 40 lions at the Cannes Festival, including a Grand Prix in the Mobile category in 2014. On that same year, Business Insider named her one of the Most Creative Women in Advertising in the world and she had the distinction of being the only Brazilian on the list. She was also included in the Big Won Report’s ranking of Top 10 Most Award-Winning Creative Directors in the world. Joanna was nominated "Woman to Watch" by Advertising Age and made Ad Age's Creativity 50 list. In 2015 Joanna was one of the 30 most creative people in advertising, according to Business Insider, and presided over the jury for the Mobile category at Cannes. In 2016 she became president of Integrated & Innovative Media at D&AD and has been a member of the D&AD Consulting Board since 2017.
Joanna started her advertising career as a trainee copywriter at Ogilvy (1996) and as a copywriter at DPZ (1997-99), W/Brasil (1999-02) and Africa (2002/2012). Joanna has an Arts degree from Brasília University (UnB) and a graduate degree in Advertising and Marketing from ESPM.
AD STARS is the only international advertising festival which combines creativity with cutting-edge technology.
It aims to share creative solutions and change the world.
Worldwide, millions of children are forced into sexual intercourse every year. In 2016, UNICEF revealed 1 out of 5 children in the Philippines are abused by adults they know and trust. Because of shame, more cases are unreported. To raise awareness about child sex abuse and generate support for Bahay Tuluyan (Shelter House) programs for the welfare of victims, we needed to tell their stories.
Chakra tea is one of the leading names in UP and other parts of Central India. Chakra Tea caters to SEC B and C. Due to stringent quality and right pricing, it is a choice of many. The brand’s success can be estimated by the fact that there are over 50 lookalike brands in the market. These brands try to fool consumers to believe that they are the original Chakra Tea. There is a second set of regional brands that try to lure consumers on the basis of pricing and offers. And the brand faces threat from multinational players who need no introduction and have deep pockets to run mass media campaigns. In such times, Chakra Tea wanted to show its audience that it's not just any other tea brand but a brand that really cares. It wanted to create a clear differentiation from other brands.
