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<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

15 Enggor Street<br />

#07-01 Realty Centre<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> 079716<br />

www.ias.org.sg


QUEST<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Directory 2008/2009<br />

Year Book 2007/2008<br />

March 07 — Feburary 08


INSTITUTE OF<br />

ADVERTISING<br />

SINGAPORE<br />

The <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> has been actively promoting and assisting the<br />

upgrading <strong>of</strong> advertising practitioner standards since 1990. With a comprehensive<br />

range <strong>of</strong> educational and training programmes, the <strong>Institute</strong> has raised the industry<br />

benchmark; bringing relevance to education, IAS programmes are taught by industry<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essionals. The acclaimed <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards precede an<br />

even greater step towards educating the general public about the advertising<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>ession — the birth <strong>of</strong> the inaugural World Effie Festival.<br />

WHERE TO FIND UPDATED INFORMATION?<br />

Log on to the IAS website: www.ias.org.sg for updates on events, memberships, IAS Education courses,<br />

worldwide advertising website links and <strong>Singapore</strong> advertising websites.<br />

HOW TO CONTACT US?<br />

EDUCATION<br />

Chairman Education Steering Committee<br />

Mr. David Teo Keng Hock<br />

Tel 62211666 Fax 62211106<br />

eMail cmsedu@singnet.com.sg<br />

Manager<br />

Mr Jim See<br />

eMail jim.see@ias.org.sg<br />

Programme Executive<br />

Mr Raphael Teh<br />

eMail info@ias.org.sg<br />

EVENTS<br />

Executive Director<br />

Ms Jennifer Goh<br />

Tel 62208382 Fax 62211106<br />

eMail jennifer@ias.org.sg<br />

Awards Programme Manager<br />

Ms Cathryn Chu<br />

Tel 62208382 Fax 62211106<br />

eMail: cathryn@ias.org.sg<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

15 Enggor Street<br />

#07-01 Realty Centre<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> 079716<br />

Print sponsored by Colourscan Co. Pte Ltd<br />

Paper sponsored by Winpac Paper


IAS<br />

DIRECTORY<br />

2007/08<br />

CONTENTS<br />

04<br />

05<br />

11<br />

12<br />

14<br />

15<br />

17<br />

18<br />

20<br />

24<br />

25<br />

26<br />

27<br />

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS 2008<br />

FOUNDATION MEMBERS 2008<br />

SINGAPORE’S HOTTEST EFFIE<br />

AGENCIES 2007<br />

THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS 2007<br />

WINNERS<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC’S HOTTEST EFFIE<br />

AGENCIES 2008<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC AWARDS 2008 WINNERS<br />

THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING HALL OF<br />

FAME RANKINGS 2007<br />

THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING HALL OF<br />

FAME AWARDS 2007 WINNERS<br />

CHARTER MEMBERS 2008<br />

IAS MEMBERSHIP<br />

IAA SINGAPORE CHAPTER<br />

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS<br />

IAA SINGAPORE CHAPTER TALENT DRAFT<br />

INITIATIVE STEERING COMMITTEE 2008<br />

THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS STEERING<br />

COMMITTEE 2008<br />

28<br />

29<br />

30<br />

THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME STEERING COMMITTEE<br />

2008<br />

CREATIVE DIRECTOR OF THE YEAR<br />

COMMITTEE 2008<br />

THE POSTER CHALLENGE ADVERTISING<br />

PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR<br />

COMMITTEE 2008<br />

FOUNDATION & CHARTER MEMBERSHIP<br />

& SPONSORSHIP<br />

IAS ORDINARY MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE<br />

2008<br />

THE WORLD EFFIE FESTIVAL — A GLOBAL<br />

CELEBRATION OF CREATIVE EFFECTIVENESS<br />

STEERING COMMITTEE 2009<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE STEERING<br />

COMMITTEE 2009


EXECUTIVE<br />

COUNCIL<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

HONORARY TREASURER<br />

DAVID TEO<br />

MD<br />

CMS<br />

RICHARD HUGGINS<br />

Regional Sales Director,<br />

SEA<br />

MDAS<br />

PRESIDENT<br />

SORAB MISTRY<br />

Chief Growth Officer<br />

McCann WorldGroup<br />

Asia Pacific<br />

TELLY TAN<br />

Managing Director<br />

Clear Channel<br />

FRANK YOUNG<br />

MD/Executive Creative<br />

Director,<br />

Crush <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

DISTINGUISHED HONORARY FELLOW<br />

The Honorable Mr Mah Bow Tan<br />

Minister for National Development<br />

HONORARY FELLOWS IAS<br />

David Teo Keng Hock<br />

Founding President IAS<br />

HON. SECRETARY<br />

PATRICK MOWE<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

REBECCA ANG-LEE<br />

Gp Strategic Marketing<br />

& Communications, DBS<br />

IAS PRESIDENTS*<br />

1990 – 1993 David Teo Keng Hock<br />

1994 – 1997 Y.P. Chan<br />

1998 (2 mths) Vincent Hoe<br />

1998 (10 mths) Donald Ee<br />

1999 Donald Ee<br />

2000 Gerry Pereira<br />

2001 – 2003 James Yip<br />

2004 – 2005 Rod Pullen<br />

2006 – 2008 March James Yip<br />

From April 2008 Sorab Mistry<br />

4<br />

VICE PRESIDENT<br />

PEGGY TAN<br />

MD<br />

Consumer Probe<br />

THOMAS ANG<br />

Event Consultant<br />

GEERT DESAGER<br />

Trade Marketing Manager,<br />

MDAS<br />

PALANI PILLAI<br />

Managing Director, TBNT<br />

ALTERNATE MEMBERS<br />

ADRIAN YEO<br />

Research Director,<br />

Consumer Probe Pte Ltd<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

VICE PRESIDENT<br />

JEFFREY SEAH<br />

CEO<br />

MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

NALINI NAIDU<br />

Group MD<br />

Integrated Marketing<br />

Solutions Group<br />

MICHAEL ANG<br />

* Historical note: Prior to 1990 the predecessor <strong>of</strong> the IAS<br />

was the Joint Education Committee formed by the MAA<br />

(The predecessor <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Singapore</strong> Advertisers<br />

Association) & 4As. In 1990 Mr Mah Bow Tan, then Minister<br />

<strong>of</strong> State for Trade & Industry was instrumental in securing<br />

the status <strong>of</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> and the <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong>,<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> (IAS) was born.


FOUNDATION<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> International<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Congress<br />

CATEGORY<br />

Advertisers<br />

NESTLE SINGAPORE<br />

200 Cantonment Road #03-01 Southpoint <strong>Singapore</strong> 089763<br />

Tel: 6836 7039<br />

Mr James Wong<br />

Communications & Corporate Affairs Manager<br />

james.wong@sg.nestle.com<br />

ROLEX SINGAPORE PTE LTD<br />

302 Orchard Road #02-01 Tong Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 238862<br />

Tel: 6737 9033<br />

Mr Gerald Teo<br />

Sales & Marketing Manager<br />

gerald.teo@rolex.com<br />

STARHUB<br />

51 Cuppage Road #07-00 StarHub Centre <strong>Singapore</strong> 229469<br />

Tel: 6825 5169<br />

Ms Iris Wee<br />

Head – Marketing<br />

iriswee@starhub.com<br />

SENTOSA LEISURE GROUP<br />

33 Allan Brooke Road, Sentosa <strong>Singapore</strong> 099981<br />

Tel: 6297 1122<br />

Ms Lee Huei Chern<br />

Director <strong>of</strong> Marketing<br />

lee_huei_chern@sentosa.com.sg<br />

YAHOO! PTE LTD<br />

18 Cross Street China Square Central <strong>Singapore</strong> 048423<br />

Tel: 6477 4570<br />

Mr Roger Moy Mr Tom Sipple<br />

Research & Analytics Manager, SEA Director — Sales, SEA<br />

rogermoy@yahoo-inc.com tsipple@yahoo-inc.com<br />

5<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09


FOUNDATION<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> International<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Congress<br />

CATEGORY<br />

Institutional<br />

DBS BANK LTD<br />

6 Shenton Way #10-03 DBS Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 068809<br />

Tel: 6878 3748<br />

Ms Karen Ngui<br />

MD & Head <strong>of</strong> Gp Strategic Marketing & Communications<br />

karenngui@dbs.com<br />

SINGAPORE POST<br />

10 Eunos Road 8 #05-07 <strong>Singapore</strong> Post Centre <strong>Singapore</strong> 408600<br />

Tel: 6845 6610<br />

Mr Maurice Williams<br />

Chief Marketing Officer<br />

BDM INTELLIGENCE<br />

3B Stanley Street <strong>Singapore</strong> 068722<br />

Tel: 6224 6360<br />

Mr AJ Dabydin<br />

Managing Director<br />

ajd@bdm-intelligence.com<br />

NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC<br />

School <strong>of</strong> BA<br />

535 Clementi Road Block 72, Level 9 <strong>Singapore</strong> 599489<br />

Tel: 6460-6956<br />

Ms Tan Lai Wan<br />

Section Head, Marketing & Enterprise Development<br />

tlw1@np.edu.sg<br />

THE TOMORROW GROUP<br />

63 Robinson Road #04-02 Afro-Asia Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 068894<br />

Tel: 6248 4784<br />

Stefan Ronnquist Robin Goh<br />

Group Managing Director Managing Director<br />

stefan.ronnquist@tomorrow.com.hk robin.goh@tomorrow.com.sg<br />

B.E. INTERNATIONAL<br />

28 Maxwell Road Red Dot Traffic Building #04-08 <strong>Singapore</strong> 069120<br />

Tel: 6327 8043<br />

Mr Shadi Bteddini Mr Devraj<br />

President Regional Director, S.E.A.<br />

Shadi@beinternational.com<br />

6


CATEGORY<br />

International<br />

Media<br />

SCHOOL OF FILM & MEDIA STUDIES<br />

535 Clementi Road Block 53, #07-01 <strong>Singapore</strong> 599489<br />

Tel: 6460 8248<br />

Ms Jenny Low Mr Clement Tay<br />

Section Manager/ Lecturer Lecturer<br />

lowj@np.edu.sg tcy3@np.edu.sg<br />

AUSTRALIA CONSOLIDATED PRESS (ACP)<br />

317 Outram Road #03-01A/B, Concorde Shopping Centre <strong>Singapore</strong> 169075<br />

Tel: 6227 7900<br />

Ms Julie Sherborn<br />

Managing Director<br />

jsherborn@acpmagazines.com.sg<br />

BBC WORLD (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD<br />

100 Beach Road #12-08/09 Shaw Towers <strong>Singapore</strong> 189702<br />

Tel: 6296 8217<br />

Ms Terri Seow<br />

Head <strong>of</strong> Marketing, APAC<br />

terri.seow@bbc.co.uk<br />

DOW JONES INTERNATIONAL<br />

10 Anson Road #32-08 International Plaza <strong>Singapore</strong> 079903<br />

Tel: 6415 4301<br />

Ms Lesley Kelly<br />

Managing Director, Sales SEA/Australia<br />

lesley.kelly@dowjones.com<br />

THE ECONOMIST GROUP<br />

8 Cross Street #23-01 PWC Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 048424<br />

Tel: 6532 7977<br />

Mr Tim Pinnegar<br />

Publisher Asia<br />

timpinnegar@economist.com<br />

INTERNATIONAL HERALD TRIBUNE<br />

88A Club Street IHT House <strong>Singapore</strong> 069456<br />

Tel: 6325 0833<br />

Ms Eileen Soh<br />

Deputy <strong>Advertising</strong> Director/ Asia Pacific<br />

Email: esoh@iht.com<br />

COLOURSCAN CO. PTE LTD<br />

53 Ubi Avenue 3 <strong>Singapore</strong> 408863<br />

Tel: 65-6253 8888<br />

Mr Joseph Ong<br />

VP Marketing<br />

7<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

Ms Stephanie Yap<br />

Marketing Manager<br />

Email: stephyap@colourscan.com.sg


FOUNDATION<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> International<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Congress<br />

CATEGORY<br />

Internet<br />

NEWSWEEK INTERNATIONAL<br />

3 Philip Street #14-04 Commerce Point <strong>Singapore</strong> 048693<br />

Tel: 6236 5418<br />

Mr Richard Joyce Ms AwYong Poh Twan<br />

Regional <strong>Advertising</strong> Director Marketing Director<br />

richard.joyce@newsweek.com poh.twan.awyong@newsweek.com<br />

READER’S DIGEST ASIA<br />

10 Eunos Road 8 #12-03 <strong>Singapore</strong> Post Centre <strong>Singapore</strong> 408600<br />

Tel: 6843 3381<br />

Mr Simon Cholmeley Ms Rosemarie Wallace<br />

Regional <strong>Advertising</strong> Director Regional Managing Director, Asia<br />

TURNER BROADCASTING SALES SEA<br />

152 Beach Road #24-05/08 Gateway East <strong>Singapore</strong> 189721<br />

Tel: 6393 3668<br />

Mr. William Hsu Mr Junji Sumitani<br />

Vice President, <strong>Advertising</strong> Sales, Asia Pacific Sales Director, SEA<br />

william.hsu@turner.com junji.sumitani@turner.com<br />

ZO MEDIA<br />

170 River Valley Road #01-01 River Valley Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 179033<br />

Tel: 6883 1525<br />

Mr Pierre Perrett Mr Dinesh Singh<br />

Creative Director Sales & Marketing Director<br />

pierre@zocard.com dinesh@zocard.com<br />

NIKKEI ASIA PTE LTD<br />

331 North Bridge Road #13-02/03 Odeon Towers <strong>Singapore</strong> 188720<br />

Tel: 6336 5057<br />

Mr Masatami Kasagi<br />

President<br />

kasagi@nikkei.com.sg<br />

MICROSOFT DIGITAL ADVERTISING SOLUTIONS<br />

1 Marina Boulevard 22-01 <strong>Singapore</strong> 078989<br />

Tel: 6882 8899<br />

Mr Richard Huggins Mr Geert Desager<br />

Regional Sales Director — SEA Trade Marketing Manager<br />

rhuggins@micros<strong>of</strong>t.com geertd@micros<strong>of</strong>t.com<br />

8


CATEGORY<br />

Media<br />

Agencies<br />

OPTIMUM MEDIA DIRECTIONS (OMD)<br />

3 Anson Road #30-03 Springleaf Tower <strong>Singapore</strong> 079907<br />

Tel: 6876 6800<br />

Mr Jim Goh<br />

Regional Managing Director, SEA<br />

jim.goh@omd.com.sg<br />

STARCOM MEDIA WORLDWIDE<br />

137 Telok Ayer Street #07-01/02/03 <strong>Singapore</strong> 068602<br />

Tel: 6435 7100<br />

Mr Gan Boon Guan Ms Melissa Ho<br />

CEO, <strong>Singapore</strong> Regional Director<br />

BG.Gan@sg.smvgroup.com melissa.ho@smvgroup.com<br />

ZENITH MEDIA<br />

137 Telok Ayer Street 06-01 <strong>Singapore</strong> 068602<br />

Tel: 6438 2722<br />

Mr Harpreet Singh Kaintel<br />

CEO<br />

harpreet_singh@zenithmedia.com.sg<br />

SPARKFURY CREATIVE CONSULTANTS PTE LTD<br />

12 Prince Edward Road #06-08 Podium B Bestway Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 079212<br />

Tel: 6411 6988<br />

Mr Michael Wee Mr Michael Lim<br />

Managing Director Group Business Director<br />

MINDSHARE SINGAPORE<br />

8 Shenton Way #12-01/02 Temasek Tower <strong>Singapore</strong> 068811<br />

Tel: 6395 0800<br />

Mr Jeffrey Seah Ms Deepika Nikhilender<br />

Chief Executive Officer Managing Director<br />

jeffrey.seah@mindshareworld.com deepika.nikhilender@mindshareworld.com<br />

GLEAMEDIA PTE LTD<br />

No. 42 Tannery Lane <strong>Singapore</strong> 347791<br />

Tel: 6547 1757<br />

Mr Raymond Teo Mr Koh Tong Huat<br />

CEO Executive Director<br />

th@gleamedia.com<br />

9<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09


FOUNDATION<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> International<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Congress<br />

CATEGORY<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Media<br />

CATEGORY<br />

Research<br />

MODERNAGE DESIGN & COMMUNICATIONS PTE LTD<br />

54 Amoy Street <strong>Singapore</strong> 069880<br />

Tel: 6325 4500<br />

Edward Tang Jeffrey Tay<br />

Managing Director Creative Director<br />

edward.tang@modernage.com.sg jeffreytay@modernage.com.sg<br />

JC DECAUX<br />

20 Temasek Boulevard #33-02 Suntec City Tower 3 <strong>Singapore</strong> 038988<br />

Tel: 6333 8622<br />

Mr Ashley Stewart Ms Evlyn Yang<br />

Managing Director Sales Director<br />

ashley.stewart@jcdecaux.com.sg evlyn.yang@jcdecaux.com.sg<br />

MOOVE MEDIA (SBS TRANSIT)<br />

205 Braddell Road <strong>Singapore</strong> 579701<br />

Tel: 6383 7035<br />

Mrs. Jayne Kwek Ms. Valerie Lee<br />

Managing Director General Manager<br />

jaynekwek@moovemedia.com.sg valerielee@moovemedia.com.sg<br />

SMRT MEDIA<br />

251 North Bridge Road <strong>Singapore</strong> 179102<br />

Tel: 6331 1323<br />

Ms Teo Chew Hoon Ms Jeslyn Tan<br />

Vice President Head <strong>of</strong> Media Department<br />

teochewhoon@smrt.com.sg jeslyntan@smrt.com.sg<br />

PGK MEDIA PTE LTD<br />

8 Temasek Boulevard Penthouse Level Suntec Tower Three <strong>Singapore</strong> 038988<br />

Tel: 6866 3280<br />

Mr Giulio Dorrucci Ms Paola Pazzaglia<br />

Founder, Chairman & CEO Founder and Executive Director<br />

gdorrucci@pgkmedia.com info@pgkmedia.com<br />

SAFFRON HILL RESEARCH<br />

89B Amoy Street <strong>Singapore</strong> 069908<br />

Tel: 6423 4501<br />

Mr. Raymond Ng Ms Tessa Brown<br />

Managing Director Managing Director<br />

raymond@saffron-hill.com tessa@saffron-hill.com<br />

10


EFFIE SINGAPORE RANKINGS<br />

SINGAPORE’S HOTTEST<br />

EFFIE AGENCIES 2007<br />

RANKING THE WINNERS<br />

EFFIE <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards adopts a point allocation system to encourage a long-term focus<br />

from agencies towards the EFFIE movement. Winning an EFFIE is never just a one-shot wonder,<br />

it shows the calibre <strong>of</strong> an agency to consistently deliver on works <strong>of</strong> effectiveness for all<br />

its clients.<br />

Out <strong>of</strong> many entry submissions, only the cream makes the finalists’ list — <strong>of</strong> which each finalist<br />

is awarded 15 points. Winning an award is a remarkable feat. A bronze is awarded an additional<br />

30 points, a silver 40 points and a gold 50 points.<br />

2007<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

4<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

9<br />

10<br />

11<br />

12<br />

13<br />

14<br />

15<br />

16<br />

17<br />

17<br />

18<br />

18<br />

18<br />

19<br />

20<br />

21<br />

22<br />

23<br />

23<br />

23<br />

23<br />

23<br />

2006<br />

1<br />

2<br />

7<br />

3<br />

4<br />

3<br />

15<br />

6<br />

10<br />

5<br />

11<br />

8<br />

9<br />

11<br />

15<br />

~<br />

12<br />

13<br />

12<br />

~<br />

14<br />

13<br />

~<br />

~<br />

14<br />

~<br />

15<br />

~<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

~<br />

2005<br />

1<br />

2<br />

11<br />

~<br />

8<br />

3<br />

12<br />

4<br />

7<br />

5<br />

12<br />

12<br />

6<br />

11<br />

12<br />

~<br />

9<br />

~<br />

9<br />

~<br />

12<br />

10<br />

~<br />

~<br />

12<br />

~<br />

12<br />

~<br />

12<br />

12<br />

~<br />

~<br />

TOTAL POINTS<br />

1065<br />

305<br />

170<br />

145<br />

145<br />

145<br />

127.5<br />

122.5<br />

120<br />

105<br />

97.5<br />

85<br />

80<br />

75<br />

70<br />

65<br />

62.5<br />

60<br />

55<br />

55<br />

45<br />

45<br />

45<br />

37.5<br />

30<br />

27.5<br />

22.5<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

11<br />

AGENCY<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Zenith Media<br />

Bates141<br />

MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

David Communications Group<br />

JWT <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

M&C Saatchi<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

BBH<br />

OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

BBDO<br />

Draftfcb<br />

Y&R<br />

TBWA\Tequila<br />

Eleven Pte Ltd<br />

Batey<br />

Rapp Collins<br />

Ogilvy/ Red Card<br />

DBS Bank<br />

Publicis<br />

Initiative Media<br />

Kinetic <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Starcom Media<br />

Qeren Communications<br />

Leo Burnett<br />

Proximity <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Fallon <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Motivator <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Euro RSCG<br />

McCann WorldGroup<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09


THE EFFIE<br />

SINGAPORE<br />

AWARDS 2007<br />

WINNERS<br />

GOLD WINNERS<br />

Electronic & Print Media/Entertainment/Gaming<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

1 Because You Deserve StarHub StarHub Ltd DDB Worldwide<br />

Fast Food and Restaurants<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

2 It's gonna get messy Carl's Jr Aspac F&B Eleven Pte Ltd<br />

Government/ Institutions<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

3 It’s all in the details Republic <strong>of</strong> Republic <strong>of</strong> DDB Worldwide<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force<br />

SILVER WINNERS<br />

Financial Services/Images & Products<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

1 The personal loan that's James General Electric O&M <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

truly personal Money Pte Ltd & Zenith Media<br />

2 Living, Breathing Asia DBS Bank DBS Bank Ltd<br />

Medical Services<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

3 Life Before Death <strong>Singapore</strong> Hospice <strong>Singapore</strong> Hospice O&M <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Council Council & & Qeren<br />

Lien Foundation Communications<br />

Non-Pr<strong>of</strong>it/Public Service/Charities<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

4 Light A Million Candles Financial Coalition Standard Chartered TBWA\Tequila<br />

Against Online Bank <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Child Pornography<br />

5 Send Her Your Love Breast Cancer Breast Cancer DDB Worldwide<br />

Foundation Foundation<br />

General Retail/Etail<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

6 Cirque de Noel Robinsons Robinsons & Co DDB Worldwide<br />

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Government/Institutions<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

7 A Force Like Nothing Republic <strong>of</strong> Republic <strong>of</strong> DDB Worldwide<br />

On Earth <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force<br />

BRONZE WINNERS<br />

Education<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

1 How SIM achieved real SIM Global Education SIM Pte Ltd M&C Saatchi &<br />

results by talking with the PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

youth not at them<br />

Travel/Tourism/Destination<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

2 World On Sale Zuji Travel Zuji Travel Pte Ltd Kinetic <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Consumer Durables<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

3 Smart TV StarHub StarHub Ltd DDB Worldwide &<br />

Zenith Optimedia<br />

Fast Food & Restaurants<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

4 Good Breakfast McDonald's McDonald's DDB Worldwide<br />

Great Morning Restuarants Pte Ltd<br />

Financial Services/Images & Products<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

5 Insurance & Investments — HSBC HSBC JWT <strong>Singapore</strong> &<br />

Education Campaign 2006 MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Financial Services/Credit Cards<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

6 I Am Woman UOB Lady's Card United Overseas Bank Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Limited<br />

Telecom Services<br />

No. Campaign Title Brand Client Agency<br />

7 Free to go StarHub- pfingo StarHub DDB Worldwide<br />

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EFFIE RANKINGS<br />

ASIA PACIFIC’S HOTTEST<br />

EFFIE AGENCIES 2008<br />

RANKING THE WINNERS<br />

EFFIE Asia Pacific Awards adopts a point allocation system to encourage a long-term focus<br />

from agencies towards the EFFIE movement. Winning an EFFIE is never just a one-shot wonder,<br />

it shows the calibre <strong>of</strong> an agency to consistently deliver on works <strong>of</strong> effectiveness for all its<br />

clients.<br />

Out <strong>of</strong> many entry submissions, only the cream makes the finalists’ list — <strong>of</strong> which each finalist<br />

is awarded 15 points. Winning an award is a remarkable feat. A bronze is awarded an additional<br />

30 points, a silver 40 points and a gold 50 points.<br />

2008<br />

RANKING<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

5<br />

5<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

6<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

7<br />

2008<br />

ACCUMULATED<br />

POINTS<br />

85<br />

80<br />

65<br />

65<br />

65<br />

65<br />

65<br />

60<br />

55<br />

55<br />

55<br />

45<br />

45<br />

45<br />

45<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

15<br />

AGENCY<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

DDB<br />

BBH<br />

Belgiovane Williams Mackey<br />

Grey Melbourne<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Naga DDB<br />

Grey <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

The Sydney Furnace<br />

DraftFCB Ulka <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

McCann Erikson<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Bates David Enterprise<br />

Harrison Communications<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

TBWA\Tequila<br />

14<br />

COUNTRY<br />

Taiwan<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Japan<br />

Australia<br />

Australia<br />

Hong Kong<br />

Japan<br />

Malaysia<br />

Bangladesh<br />

New Zealand<br />

Australia<br />

India<br />

India<br />

India<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

India<br />

Philippines<br />

New Zealand<br />

Thailand<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong>


THE ASIA PACIFIC<br />

EFFIE AWARDS 2008<br />

WINNERS<br />

GOLD WINNERS<br />

Consumer Durables<br />

1. Campaign Title: Smart TV<br />

Agency: DDB<br />

Client: StarHub<br />

Country: <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Consumer Services<br />

1. Campaign Title: A Billion Dollar Affair<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Client: RaboPlus<br />

Country: New Zealand<br />

Food & Beverage<br />

1. Campaign Title: Burning 1 Calorie is Unbelievably Easy<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Client: Coca-Cola China (Hong Kong Region)<br />

Country: Hong Kong<br />

Non-Food FMCG<br />

1. Campaign Title: Axe Japan Launch<br />

Agency: BBH<br />

Client: Unilever<br />

Country: Japan<br />

2. Campaign Title: My Inspiration, My Libang<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Client: Nippon Paint<br />

Country: China<br />

Pro-bono/Government/Cultural/Issue Campaigns<br />

1. Campaign Title: Wipe Off 5 Save Lives<br />

Agency: Grey Melbourne<br />

Client: Transport Accident Commission<br />

Country: Australia<br />

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BRONZE WINNERS<br />

Consumer Durables<br />

1. Campaign Title: MotoFlip: People Will Talk<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Client: Motorola<br />

Country: India<br />

2. Campaign Title: Viva Loves You<br />

Agency: Naga DDB Malaysia<br />

Client: Perodua Sales<br />

Country: Malaysia<br />

Consumer Services<br />

1. Campaign Title: Guess Who’s Just Heard from Us?<br />

Agency: DraftFCB Ulka <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Client: Info Edge India<br />

Country: India<br />

Food & Beverage<br />

1. Campaign Title: World Heart Day<br />

Agency: McCann Erickson<br />

Client: Marico Industries<br />

Country: India<br />

Pro-bono/Government/Cultural/Issue Campaigns<br />

1. Campaign Title: Navy Page-turner<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Client: Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Country: <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

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THE SINGAPORE<br />

ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME<br />

RANKINGS 2007<br />

RANKING THE WINNERS<br />

2006<br />

1<br />

3<br />

2<br />

4<br />

6<br />

5<br />

7<br />

8<br />

9<br />

15<br />

14<br />

10<br />

11<br />

12<br />

13<br />

18<br />

17<br />

17<br />

16<br />

17<br />

19<br />

20<br />

20<br />

20<br />

21<br />

21<br />

23<br />

22<br />

22<br />

22<br />

24<br />

25<br />

25<br />

26<br />

27<br />

26<br />

26<br />

28<br />

28<br />

28<br />

28<br />

28<br />

28<br />

~<br />

~<br />

2007<br />

1<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

5<br />

6<br />

7<br />

8<br />

9<br />

10<br />

11<br />

12<br />

13<br />

14<br />

15<br />

16<br />

17<br />

18<br />

19<br />

20<br />

21<br />

21<br />

22<br />

22<br />

22<br />

23<br />

23<br />

24<br />

25<br />

25<br />

25<br />

26<br />

27<br />

27<br />

27<br />

27<br />

28<br />

29<br />

29<br />

29<br />

30<br />

30<br />

30<br />

30<br />

30<br />

30<br />

30<br />

HOF RANKINGS<br />

AGENCY/COMPANY NAME<br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

Y&R <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

OMD Sing apore<br />

MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

BBH<br />

Mediaedge:cia<br />

Bates <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Crush <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

JWT <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Zenith Media<br />

Starcom Mediavest Group<br />

Euro RSCG<br />

Batey Pte Ltd<br />

Leo Burnett<br />

Maxus <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

Universal McCann<br />

141Worldwide<br />

Kinetic <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Alchemy Partnership<br />

MediaCom<br />

WORK <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

MCR Creative<br />

Scoop AdWorld<br />

M&C Saatchi<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>ero Pte Ltd<br />

TBWA\<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Draft FCB<br />

Grey Global <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Moove Media<br />

Wunderman<br />

Carat Media<br />

Initiative <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

BBDO <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

OgilvyOne<br />

Chuo Senko<br />

McCann Erickson<br />

Cheil Communications Inc<br />

AdCom<br />

Dentsu <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Design at Work<br />

Interactive Hub<br />

Maximise <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Media Development Authority<br />

Reap Media Communications<br />

* Excludes all individual awards<br />

* All Finalists are awarded 15 points<br />

* Winners are awarded additional 50 points<br />

* Joint Submissions from agencies have their scores divided equally between them<br />

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2007 ACCUMULATED<br />

POINTS<br />

1080.0<br />

742.5<br />

697.5<br />

640.0<br />

530.0<br />

512.5<br />

442.5<br />

320.0<br />

295.0<br />

195.0<br />

242.5<br />

235.0<br />

225.0<br />

202.5<br />

185.0<br />

165.0<br />

147.5<br />

125.0<br />

122.5<br />

110.0<br />

95.0<br />

80.0<br />

80.0<br />

80.0<br />

80.0<br />

72.5<br />

72.5<br />

67.5<br />

65.0<br />

65.0<br />

65.0<br />

47.5<br />

45.0<br />

45.0<br />

45.0<br />

45.0<br />

43.5<br />

30.0<br />

30.0<br />

30.0<br />

15.0<br />

15.0<br />

15.0<br />

15.0<br />

15.0<br />

15.0<br />

15.0<br />

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THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME AWARDS 2007<br />

WINNERS<br />

1. The Lifetime Achievement Award — Sponsored by Newsweek<br />

WINNER: Rod Pullen , Executive Partner, Foo & Pullen LLP<br />

2. The Young Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Of the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp TV12<br />

WINNER: Andrew McKechnie, JWT <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

3. The <strong>Advertising</strong> Pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp,<br />

News-Radio-Print<br />

WINNER: David Tang, President & CEO, DDB Worldwide<br />

4. The Creative Director <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by SMRT Media<br />

WINNER: Patrick Low, Executive Director, Y&R<br />

5. The <strong>Advertising</strong> Agency <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by The Wall Street Journal<br />

WINNER: Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

6. The Media Agency <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp<br />

WINNER: OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

7. The Advertiser <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp TV<br />

WINNER: Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force<br />

‘A Force Like Nothing on Earth’<br />

8. The International Print Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by Newsweek<br />

WINNER: Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International AB<br />

‘Sony Ericsson K5810i ‘Shadows’ ’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

9. The Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by <strong>Singapore</strong> Press Holdings<br />

WINNER: Asia Pacific Breweries<br />

‘Guinness 9-Ball Tour Campaign’<br />

— Saatchi & Saatchi, MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong> and OgilvyOne (<strong>Singapore</strong> & Malaysia)<br />

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10. The Press Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by The Straits Times<br />

WINNER: UOB ‘UOB 12 weeks <strong>of</strong> Christmas’<br />

— Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

11. The Cable TV Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by StarHub<br />

WINNER: Asia Pacific Breweries<br />

‘Guinness 9-Ball Tour Campaign’<br />

— Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

12. The Relationship Marketing Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by<br />

Jade Apple<br />

WINNER: Shell Eastern Petroleum<br />

‘Shell Diesel Care For Cabbie Activation’<br />

— MAXUS Communications <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

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13. The Magazine Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by ACP Magazines<br />

WINNER: Procter & Gamble ‘SK-II Air Touch Foundation’<br />

— Zenithmedia<br />

14. The On-Line Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by iHub Media<br />

WINNER: Nokia Pte Ltd ‘Nokia 5700 DJ Mixxer’<br />

— MediaCom<br />

15. The Poster Campaign — The Photographer <strong>of</strong> the Year Award<br />

— Sponsored by Clear Channel<br />

WINNER: Jonathan Tay Pte Ltd — Jay Gee Production<br />

‘Red Tab Campaign’<br />

16. The Direct Mail Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by DMRocket!<br />

WINNER: Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force<br />

‘It's All in the Details’ — DDB Worldwide


CHARTER<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Keynote Lecture<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards<br />

CATEGORY<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Agencies<br />

AGI COMMUNICATIONS<br />

83 Amoy Street <strong>Singapore</strong> 069902<br />

Tel: 6228 9878<br />

Mr Tan Ching Koon<br />

Chairman & Managing Director<br />

tck@agicomm.com.sg<br />

ASATSU–DK SINGAPORE<br />

No.1 Liang Seah Street #02-05 <strong>Singapore</strong> 189022<br />

Tel: 6333 5115<br />

Mr Kazuki Shiobara Mr Charlie Gan<br />

Executive Chairman Managing Director<br />

asatsuks@singnet.com.sg cgan@adk.com.sg<br />

BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY ASIA PACIFIC<br />

5 Magazine Road #03-03 Central Mall <strong>Singapore</strong> 059571<br />

Tel: 6500 3026<br />

Mr Charles Wigley<br />

Chairman<br />

charles.wigley@bbh-asiapac.com.sg<br />

BATES 141<br />

100 Beach Road #30-00 Shaw Towers <strong>Singapore</strong> 189702<br />

Tel: 6393 5194<br />

Mr Peter Skalberg<br />

Managing Director<br />

peter.skalberg@bates141.com<br />

BATEY (PTE) LTD<br />

202 South Bridge Road <strong>Singapore</strong> 058751<br />

Tel: 6322 0320<br />

Mr Alan Fairnington<br />

Chief Executive Officer<br />

alan.fairnington@batey.com.sg<br />

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CHARTER<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Keynote Lecture<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards<br />

DDB WORLDWIDE<br />

226 Outram Road <strong>Singapore</strong> 169039<br />

Tel: 6323 4811<br />

Mr David Tang<br />

President & CEO<br />

david.tang@sg.ddb.com<br />

DRAFT FCB<br />

40A Orchard Road #08-01 MacDonald House <strong>Singapore</strong> 238838<br />

Tel: 6832 1203<br />

Mr Bhaskar Rao<br />

Area Director/SEA Chief Executive Officer<br />

brao@fcb.com<br />

CRUSH ADVERTISING PTE LTD<br />

10 Raeburn Park #01-02 <strong>Singapore</strong> 088702<br />

Tel: 6328 2378<br />

Mr Palani Pillai Mr Kelvin Pereira<br />

Chief Executive Officer Executive Creative Director<br />

EURO RSCG WORLDWIDE<br />

3 Anson Road #06-01 Springleaf Tower <strong>Singapore</strong> 079909<br />

Tel: 6317 6600<br />

Mr Matthew Fanshawe Mr Charlie Blower<br />

Managing Director Executive Creative Director<br />

matthew.fanshawe@eurorscg.com.sg charlie.blower@eurorscg.com.sg<br />

GREY GROUP PTE LTD<br />

1 Magazine Road #03-07 Central Mall <strong>Singapore</strong> 059567<br />

Tel: 6511 7625<br />

Mr. Subba Raju Mr Nirvik Singh<br />

Chief Executive Officer President/Chief Executive Officer, SEA<br />

raju@grey.com<br />

J.WALTER THOMPSON<br />

38 Maxwell Road #02-01 Airview Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 069116<br />

Tel: 6880 5088<br />

Mr Angus Fraser<br />

Managing Director<br />

angus.fraser@jwt.com<br />

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CHARTER<br />

MEMBERS<br />

2008<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Keynote Lecture<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards<br />

LEO BURNETT<br />

33 Pekin Street #03-01 Far East Square <strong>Singapore</strong> 048763<br />

Tel: 6236 1808<br />

Mr Kurt Viertel<br />

Managing Director<br />

kurt_viertel@leosin.com.sg<br />

MANDATE ADVERTISING INTERNATIONAL<br />

5 Pereira Road #03-01 Asiawide Industrial Building <strong>Singapore</strong> 368025<br />

Tel: 6382 8128<br />

Ms Chew Lee Ching<br />

Managing Director<br />

leeching@mandate-intl.com<br />

MCCANN WORLDGROUP (S) PTE LTD<br />

40A Orchard Road #06-00 The MacDonald House <strong>Singapore</strong> 238838<br />

Tel: 6737 9911<br />

Mr Sorab Mistry<br />

Chief Growth Officer<br />

Asia Pacific & WorldGroup<br />

sorab.mistry@ap.mccann.com<br />

M&C SAATCHI<br />

115 Amoy Street <strong>Singapore</strong> 069935<br />

Tel: 6372 4210<br />

Ms Carolyn Kan Mr Richard Johnson<br />

Managing Director Executive Creative Director<br />

carolyn.kan@mcsaatchi.com.sg rich@mcsaatchi.com.sg<br />

OGILVY & MATHER<br />

The Ogilvy Centre 35 Robinson Road #03-01 <strong>Singapore</strong> 068876<br />

Tel: 6213 7979<br />

Mr Stephen Mangham<br />

Group Chairman<br />

stephen.mangham@ogilvy.com<br />

PUBLICIS ASIA PACIFIC<br />

80 Anson Road #33-00 Fuji Xerox Tower <strong>Singapore</strong> 079907<br />

Tel: 6477 6331<br />

Mr Matthew Godfrey Mr Thomas Neo<br />

CEO (Asia) CEO<br />

matthew.godfrey@publicis.asia-pacific.com.sg tom.neo@publicis.com.sg<br />

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LOWE AND PARTNERS (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD<br />

371 Beach Road #04-01/11 Keypoint <strong>Singapore</strong> 199597<br />

Tel: 6849 4888<br />

Mr Bryan Easton<br />

CEO<br />

bryan.easton@loweworldwide.com<br />

SAATCHI & SAATCHI PTE LTD<br />

3D River Valley Road #03-01 Clarke Quay <strong>Singapore</strong> 069935<br />

Tel: 6339 4733<br />

Mr John Foley<br />

Chief Executive Officer<br />

john_foley@saatchi.com.sg<br />

TBWA SINGAPORE PTE LTD<br />

The T\Junction No. 5 Kadayanallur Street <strong>Singapore</strong> 069183<br />

Tel: 6324 3002<br />

Mr Dan Paris<br />

Managing Director<br />

dan.paris@tequila.com.sg<br />

Y & R<br />

300 Beach Road #30-00 The Concourse <strong>Singapore</strong> 199555<br />

Tel: 6295 0025<br />

Mr Tanuj Philip Mr Patrick Low<br />

Managing Director Executive Creative Director<br />

philip_tanuj@ap.yr.com patrick_low@ap.yr.com<br />

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IAS MEMBERSHIP<br />

IAS Membership<br />

In 1990, the <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> was approved<br />

and registered by the <strong>Singapore</strong> Registrar <strong>of</strong> Societies. During<br />

April <strong>of</strong> the same year, it was inaugurated at the World Trade<br />

Centre Club by the Honourable Mr Mah Bow Tan (the then<br />

Minister <strong>of</strong> State for Trade & Industry and Communications<br />

& Information)<br />

Reflecting the organisation’s current efforts to stay relevant and contribute positively to its<br />

membership body, the IAS strives to create a distinct and favorable identity for its members,<br />

akin to that enjoyed in other pr<strong>of</strong>essions.<br />

MEMBERSHIP TYPES<br />

ORDINARY<br />

Open to executives working directly in advertising and related industries.<br />

Entrance Fee : S$100<br />

Annual Subscription : S$100<br />

STUDENTS<br />

A prerequisite for attending IAS courses<br />

Entrance Fee : S$50<br />

Annual Subscription : S$50<br />

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS<br />

Upon receipt <strong>of</strong> an Ordinary Membership Card and payment <strong>of</strong> dues, the member is entitled<br />

to use the designation MIAS, which represents Member <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

A special rate at monthly seminars or forums organised by IAS to keep practitioners updated<br />

on relevant industry developments. These will include courses <strong>of</strong> special interest and degree<br />

programmes with overseas universities, for example:<br />

Graduate Diploma in Marketing Communications — done in conjunction with the Marketing<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> and the <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Public Relations, <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

Diploma in Marketing Communications<br />

Diploma in Creative Communications<br />

Portfolio School<br />

Media Planning School<br />

Brand Management School<br />

OTHER TYPES OF MEMBERSHIPS<br />

FOUNDATION MEMBERS* <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Asia Pacific Effie Awards<br />

CHARTER MEMBERS* <strong>of</strong> the<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Keynote Lecture and<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards<br />

*Membership is by invitation only.<br />

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IAA SINGAPORE CHAPTER<br />

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS<br />

Services provided by the<br />

IAA World Service Centre (WSC)<br />

IAS TRAINING & PUBLIC EDUCATION<br />

The IAA <strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter was formed by the <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Singpore in 2003.<br />

The IAS was set up by the <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Industry in 1990 with the support <strong>of</strong> the<br />

present <strong>Singapore</strong> Minister for National Development, IAS Distinguished Honorary Fellow,<br />

Mr Mah Bow Tan.<br />

HOW DO IAA AND IAS SINGAPORE MEMBERS BENEFIT?<br />

The programmes organised will allow members regular year round engagement with the<br />

industry’s major ‘decision makers’ — the industry representatives who control more than<br />

60% <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s S$1 billion annual ad spend.<br />

IAS AND IAA PUBLIC EDUCATION<br />

Since their establishment in 1998, a number <strong>of</strong> annual programmes have been run through<br />

the IAS. Events are supported through corporate sponsorship, while Awards Programmes<br />

are supported by Foundation and Charter memberships.<br />

MAJOR EVENTS<br />

Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Keynote Lecture<br />

Previously known as The <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Lecture, the newly titled ‘Effie <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Keynote Lecture’ series, follows in the footsteps <strong>of</strong> a number <strong>of</strong> celebrated speakers. Lectures<br />

over the past seven years have been given by:<br />

David Droga, 2000<br />

Germaine Greer, 2001<br />

Adrian Holmes, 2002<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>essor Peter Sealy, 2003<br />

Ragesh Omar, 2004<br />

Chris Riley, 2005<br />

Eric Einhorn, 2006<br />

Craig Davis, 2007<br />

The <strong>Singapore</strong> International <strong>Advertising</strong> Congress<br />

Now incorporated into the World Effie Festival.<br />

The World Effie Festival<br />

A festival held in celebration <strong>of</strong> effective advertising on a global scale.<br />

The Asia Pacific Effie Awards<br />

A distinguished award celebrating effective creativity in advertising and marketing<br />

communications across the region.<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards<br />

A highly charged annual competition where agencies and marketers compete for the<br />

coveted accolades awarded to the most all-round effective campaigns — balancing<br />

strategy, creativity and effectiveness through campaign results.<br />

The <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards<br />

This event has become the highlight <strong>of</strong> the entire ad industry, with an annual celebration<br />

<strong>of</strong> the best and the brightest <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s <strong>Advertising</strong>.<br />

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IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09


IAA SINGAPORE CHAPTER<br />

TALENT DRAFT INITIATIVE<br />

Steering Committee 2008<br />

HON. SECRETARY<br />

PATRICK MOWE<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

CHAIRMAN<br />

JEFFERY SEAH<br />

CEO<br />

MindShare<br />

DAVID TANG<br />

President & CEO<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

26<br />

CHAIRMAN<br />

SORAB MISTRY<br />

Chief Growth Officer<br />

McCann Worldgroup<br />

Asia Pacific<br />

PALANI PILLAI<br />

CEO<br />

Crush <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

DEPUTY CHAIRMAN<br />

DAVID TEO<br />

IAS Founding President<br />

MD<br />

CMS


THE EFFIE SINGAPORE<br />

AWARDS<br />

Steering Committee 2008<br />

DAVID TEO<br />

IAS Founding President<br />

MD<br />

CMS<br />

CHAIRMAN<br />

SORAB MISTRY<br />

Chief Growth Officer<br />

McCann Worldgroup<br />

Asia Pacific<br />

ALAN FAIRNINGTON<br />

CEO<br />

Batey<br />

HON. SECRETARY<br />

PATRICK MOWE<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

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FOUNDING CHAIRMAN<br />

DAVID TANG<br />

President & CEO<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

ANGUS FRASER<br />

MD<br />

JWT<br />

GOH SHU FEN<br />

Principal<br />

R3 Asia Pacific<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

CHIEF JUDGE<br />

DR SATTAR KHAN<br />

JEFFREY SEAH<br />

CEO<br />

MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong>


THE SINGAPORE<br />

ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME<br />

Steering Committee 2008<br />

CHAIRPERSON<br />

JULIE SHERBORN<br />

Marketing Director<br />

ACP Magazines<br />

CREATIVE DIRECTOR<br />

OF THE YEAR<br />

Steering Committee 2008<br />

JESLYN TAN<br />

Head Media Department<br />

SMRT Media<br />

PATRICK MOWE<br />

Hon. Secretary<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

ADVISOR<br />

RODNEY E. PULLEN<br />

Executive Partner<br />

Foo & Pullen LLP<br />

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KEN YONG<br />

Marketing Manager<br />

SMRT Media<br />

SEBASTIAN TAN<br />

Group Managing Director<br />

The Shooting Gallery<br />

PATRICK MOWE<br />

Hon. Secretary<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

PATRICK LOW<br />

Executive Creative Director<br />

Young & Rubicam


FOUNDATION & CHARTER<br />

MEMBERSHIP & SPONSORSHIP<br />

IAS ORDINARY MEMBERSHIP<br />

Steering Committee 2008<br />

CHAIRPERSON<br />

NALINI NAIDU<br />

Group MD<br />

Integrated Marketing<br />

Solutions Group<br />

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PATRICK MOWE<br />

Hon. Secretary<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

JENNIFER GOH<br />

Executive Director<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong>


THE WORLD EFFIE FESTIVAL<br />

A GLOBAL CELEBRATION<br />

OF CREATIVE EFFECTIVENESS<br />

Steering Committee 2009<br />

CHRIS THOMAS<br />

CEO<br />

BBDO <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

VICE CHAIRMAN<br />

John Ziegler<br />

President and CEO Asia<br />

Pacific. Japan<br />

DDB Asia Pacific<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE<br />

Steering Committee 2009<br />

CHAIRMAN<br />

SATTAR KHAN<br />

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CHAIRMAN<br />

CHARLES WIGLEY<br />

Chairman, Asia Pacific<br />

Bartle Bogle Hegarty<br />

DAVID TANG<br />

President & CEO<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

DAVID TANG<br />

President & CEO<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

STEPHEN MANGHAM<br />

Gp Chairman<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

AMBAR BRAHMACHARY<br />

Chairman<br />

Y&R<br />

HON. SECRETARY<br />

PATRICK MOWE<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

<strong>Singapore</strong>


IAS<br />

YEAR BOOK<br />

2007/08<br />

CONTENTS<br />

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38<br />

42<br />

44<br />

56<br />

63<br />

64<br />

66<br />

CLOSING WORDS BY JAMES YIP<br />

NEW PRESIDENT’S SPEECH<br />

IAS CALENDAR OF EVENTS 2007/08<br />

IAS EDUCATION<br />

THE WORLD EFFIE ESTIVAL 2008<br />

THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS<br />

JUDGING 2007<br />

THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS<br />

2007 FINALISTS<br />

THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS<br />

PRESENTATION & GALA DINNER<br />

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70<br />

71<br />

72<br />

76<br />

77<br />

78<br />

82<br />

THE EFFIE SINGAPORE KEYNOTE<br />

SPEECH 2007<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE AWARDS<br />

JUDGING 2007<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE AWARDS<br />

2008 FINALISTS<br />

THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE AWARDS<br />

PRESENTATION & GALA DINNER<br />

PREVIOUS EXECUTIVE COUNCIL<br />

MEMBERS 2007<br />

THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING HALL OF<br />

FAME AWARDS JUDGING 2007<br />

THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING HALL OF<br />

FAME AWARDS 2007 FINALISTS<br />

THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING HALL OF<br />

FAME AWARDS PRESENTATION & GALA<br />

DINNER 2007


CLOSING WORDS BY JAMES YIP<br />

Year End<br />

Review 2007<br />

By IAS President JAMES YIP<br />

2006 – 2008<br />

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The World Effie Festival —<br />

a world event invented in<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

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IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

18 countries in the Asia Pacific submitted 150<br />

entries, with 24 qualifying as finalists; the winners<br />

received their awards on 29th February at the<br />

World Effie Festival Gala Dinner.<br />

As I leave what can only be described as an exciting and vibrant<br />

second term as President <strong>of</strong> IAS, I wish to recount the successes we<br />

have achieved and congratulate our new council members. It is<br />

my honour to also give recognition to those who have walked the<br />

sometimes arduous path with us over the last year as we embraced<br />

new territory and together, built the foundations <strong>of</strong> a promising era<br />

for IAS.<br />

World event invented in <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

In February 2008, <strong>Singapore</strong>’s Ad Industry hosted the inaugural World<br />

Effie Festival. A world event realised and anchored in <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

Our thanks goes to the New York American Marketing Association<br />

(NYAMA), who established the Effie Awards in 1968, for having the<br />

vision to locate this event in <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

The IAS invited six brilliant Operating Board members who put<br />

together a formidable list <strong>of</strong> 50 speakers and panelists, making the<br />

event a truly memorable one filled with wisdom and knowledge<br />

from around the globe, celebrating ideas that work.<br />

In 2006, Patrick Mowe and I had the pleasure <strong>of</strong> welcoming Stephen<br />

Mangham, Group Chairman Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Singapore</strong>, as Chairman<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Operating and Supervisory Boards for the Festival. Stephen in<br />

turn enroled a powerful team <strong>of</strong> industry experts who made our<br />

dream a reality.<br />

The IAS now holds licenses to organise, the World Effie Festival, The<br />

Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards and the Asia Pacific Effie Awards programmes.<br />

The success <strong>of</strong> the latter must be attributed largely to the hard work<br />

<strong>of</strong> Judd Labarthe, Chairman <strong>of</strong> APAC Effie and to Jennifer Goh, IAS<br />

newly appointed Executive Director who is passionate in her role<br />

and truly believes in making a difference; Jennifer broke new<br />

attendance records for the APAC Awards this year.


CLOSING WORDS BY JAMES YIP<br />

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Successful students from<br />

the Talent Draft Initiative<br />

are being groomed to be<br />

future leaders <strong>of</strong> the<br />

industry.<br />

With submissions exceeding 50% more than anticipated, winners<br />

received their awards at the World Effie Festival Gala Dinner. The<br />

NYAMA presented the Global Effie Awards for the first time in<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> on the same evening.<br />

The home grown <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards still<br />

leads the <strong>Singapore</strong> awards for the <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> industry.<br />

A special note <strong>of</strong> thanks to Julie Sherborn, Managing Director ACP<br />

Magazines, for the many sacrifices she made to ensure that she<br />

delivered a successful evening on October 19, 2007.<br />

A Future in Education<br />

Thanks to David Teo for the successful launch <strong>of</strong> the IAA Talent Draft<br />

Initiative 2007; to identify talent from our tertiary institutions and<br />

provide opportunities for a career in the advertising, marketing and<br />

communication industry. Strong support was given from <strong>Singapore</strong> s<br />

Universities and Polytechnics.<br />

The successful students from this Initiative are now employed by<br />

members <strong>of</strong> our industry and being groomed as its future leaders.<br />

We also thank Richard Huggins and Chris Schaumann for assisting<br />

IAS in locating some <strong>of</strong> its key courses at the Micros<strong>of</strong>t <strong>of</strong>fices. We<br />

look forward to building a closer relationship with Micros<strong>of</strong>t Digital<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Solutions in the coming years.<br />

Sorab Mistry, Chief Growth˚Officer Asia Pacific McCann WorldGroup<br />

and new IAS President, will further add to his commitment, not only<br />

as Chairman <strong>of</strong> the IAA <strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter but also as chairman<br />

<strong>of</strong> the IAS Education Advisory Board. This Board will have as its<br />

members some <strong>of</strong> the leading heads <strong>of</strong> Ad Agencies, Media and<br />

Advertisers to help IAS expand its <strong>of</strong>ferings and improve industry<br />

participation<br />

Finally, as I hand over the Presidency to Mr Mistry, recognition must<br />

be given to Palani Pillai, CEO <strong>of</strong> TNBT the holding company <strong>of</strong> CRUSH,<br />

Bang and Boom. Palani conceived, and orchestrated the IAS<br />

Scholarship Fund in 2007 with a lively five-a-side soccer tournament<br />

which raised S$45,000 for IAS Scholarships. Thanks is also due to<br />

Marketing Magazine for their ongoing support for this initiative<br />

in 2008.<br />

James Yip<br />

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NEW PRESIDENT’S SPEECH<br />

The Promise <strong>of</strong> a<br />

Vibrant Future<br />

IAS Education is the only pr<strong>of</strong>essional advertising organisation<br />

today providing relevancy for individual advertising and<br />

marketing communications practitioners nationwide.<br />

By SORAB MISTRY<br />

PRESIDENT, INSTITUTE OF ADVERTISING SINGAPORE<br />

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Sorab Mistry’s strong<br />

participation in IAS over<br />

the years has shown his<br />

enduring passion and<br />

vibrant energy.<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

On 1st April 2008 — IAS, bid a fond farewell<br />

to President, James Yip, as they welcomed<br />

into their ranks the highly respected and<br />

globally renowned Sorab Mistry, Chief<br />

Growth President, McCann Worldgroup, Asia<br />

Pacific, as the new IAS President.<br />

The new President brings with him a wealth <strong>of</strong> experience both in<br />

the industry and through his generosity <strong>of</strong> time and involvement with<br />

IAS over the years.<br />

Sorab’s history with IAS goes back to 2002 when he was introduced<br />

as the founding Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Effie India programme by Ray<br />

Dempsey, then CEO <strong>of</strong> McCann Erickson <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

He was instrumental in assisting Patrick Mowe to make contact with<br />

the New York American Marketing Association, which led to the<br />

launch <strong>of</strong> the Effie <strong>Singapore</strong>; now a highly successful and growing<br />

programme in its fifth year. Sorab later succeeded David Tang as<br />

the Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Effie <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

IAS then invited Sorab to Chair the IAA <strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter where<br />

he, David Teo and Patrick Mowe launched the IAA Talent Draft<br />

Programme; a programme designed to encourage <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Universities and Polytechnics to give their best to the <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Industry.<br />

During the year-long preparation for the launch <strong>of</strong> the IAA <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Chapter’s Talent Draft Initiative, Sorab was instrumental in engaging<br />

a number <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Ad Industry’s top leaders for the event; his<br />

efforts secured such names as: Palani Pillai, David Tang, Jeffrey Seah,<br />

Stephen Mangham, Neil Montefiore, Sue Oliver and many others.<br />

Sorab and David Teo worked tirelessly to engage the participation<br />

<strong>of</strong> NUS, SMU, NTU, Nge Ann Polytechnic, Temasek Polytechnic,<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> Polytechnic, Republic Polytechnic and Nanyang<br />

Polytechnic. The programme was successfully launched in 2006<br />

thanks to the dedication, time and effort invested.<br />

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NEW PRESIDENT’S SPEECH<br />

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The IAS Council believes<br />

Sorab s ability to both<br />

represent and motivate<br />

the advancing ambitions<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> s young<br />

talent, is unquestionable.<br />

An ambassador for learning,<br />

Sorab has always made IAS<br />

Education a key reason for<br />

his strong participation in IAS<br />

Events and Educational<br />

Programmes.<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

His tireless work has already seen Sorab give freely <strong>of</strong> his time<br />

for over three years, providing regular talks to IAS students. An<br />

ambassador for learning, Sorab has always made IAS Education<br />

a key reason for his strong participation in IAS Events and<br />

Educational Programmes.<br />

The New President is a co-founder <strong>of</strong> the IAS Education Advisory<br />

Board (a body which addresses the issue <strong>of</strong> creative talent in<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> and its capabilities. To encourage those who will become<br />

the successors <strong>of</strong> today s <strong>Advertising</strong> industry experts.)<br />

The IAS Education Advisory Board is set to be launched later this<br />

year. It will engage government agencies responsible for the<br />

establishment <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> as a global creative hub. This new voice<br />

is set to target <strong>Singapore</strong> s young talent and encourage them to<br />

pursue international leadership in creative marketing<br />

communications.<br />

The IAS Council believes Sorab s ability to both represent and<br />

motivate the advancing ambitions <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> s young talent,<br />

is unquestionable.<br />

The new President was welcomed into his role with a small group<br />

from IAS and council members who attended an informal dinner at<br />

Maru BBQ Restaurant.<br />

Sorab Mistry s strong participation in IAS over the years has shown<br />

his enduring passion and vibrant energy. His upcoming term as<br />

President promises a steadfast and prosperous future for IAS.<br />

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IAS CALENDAR<br />

OF EVENTS 2007/08<br />

February<br />

Global Effie Award — 1 st Round Judging<br />

26 th February, Shangri-La Hotel<br />

September<br />

Talent Draft Initiative — Presentation Ceremony<br />

3 rd September<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards<br />

IAS/SMRT Joint Press Conference —<br />

Creative Director <strong>of</strong> the Year Award<br />

11 th September<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards<br />

— Judging 11 th September, Shangri-la Hotel<br />

ACTIVE Scholarship Fund Raiser : 5-aside<br />

Soccer Tournament<br />

28 th September, The Cage @ Jalan<br />

Benaan Kapal<br />

May<br />

Talent Draft Initiative — 2 nd Selection Test<br />

11 th May & 12 th May<br />

NUS – School <strong>of</strong> Business<br />

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March<br />

Power Breakfast With Tim Broadbent On<br />

‘<strong>Advertising</strong> Effectiveness’<br />

21 st March, Shangri-La Hotel<br />

Career In <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

‘Dialogue with a Senior <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Practitioner’<br />

21 st March,<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> Management University<br />

November<br />

Asia Pacific Effie Awards — Judging 2007<br />

29 th November — 1 st Round Judging<br />

30 th November — 2 nd Round Judging<br />

Shangri-la Hotel


June<br />

The ‘The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Keynote Lecture’ &<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards Presentation and<br />

Gala Dinner<br />

7 th June, Shangri-La Hotel<br />

April<br />

Talent Draft Initiative — 1 st Selection Test<br />

17 th April, SMU-School <strong>of</strong> Accountancy<br />

Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards Judging<br />

20 th April — 1 st Round Judging<br />

27 th April — 2nd Round Judging<br />

Suntec City Convention Centre<br />

February<br />

2008<br />

World Effie Festival<br />

28 th & 29 th February, 2008<br />

Suntec City Convention Centre<br />

Asia Pacific Effie Awards Presentation<br />

& Gala Dinner<br />

29 th February, 2008<br />

Suntec City Convention Centre<br />

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July<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards<br />

IAS/Clear Channel Joint Press Conference<br />

on Poster Campaign — Photographer <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Year Award<br />

19 th July


IAS EDUCATION<br />

Educating<br />

with industry<br />

relevance<br />

IAS Education is the only pr<strong>of</strong>essional advertising organisation<br />

today providing relevancy for individual advertising and<br />

marketing communications practitioners nationwide.<br />

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IAS courses have gained<br />

consistent international<br />

recognition.<br />

The <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> (IAS)<br />

was established in 1990 with the support <strong>of</strong><br />

3 trade bodies* and the Economic<br />

Development Board (EDB). Successor to the<br />

Joint Education Committee, its history dates<br />

back to the fifties. The purpose for which IAS<br />

was created was to train employees <strong>of</strong> their<br />

respective associations, to assist them in<br />

effectively securing relevant positions within<br />

the industry. IAS is also registered as a Society<br />

with the Registrar <strong>of</strong> Societies in <strong>Singapore</strong>.<br />

With an alumnus <strong>of</strong> over 1,000 graduates,<br />

many <strong>of</strong> who have served as <strong>Institute</strong> Council<br />

Members, IAS can also lay claim to a number<br />

<strong>of</strong> its graduates having attained high<br />

positions in the advertising and related<br />

industries. From a simple provider <strong>of</strong> training<br />

courses in advertising and related fields, it<br />

has grown into the only pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

advertising organisation today, providing<br />

relevancy for individual advertising and<br />

marketing communications practitioners<br />

nationwide. Its courses have gained<br />

consistent international recognition with the<br />

CAM Foundation (UK), the International<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Association (IAA) <strong>of</strong> New York<br />

and a number <strong>of</strong> Universities in Australia.<br />

IAA Accreditation for<br />

IAS Diploma Courses<br />

IAS Diploma in Marketing Communications<br />

and Diploma in Creative Communications<br />

graduates can enjoy a special distinction<br />

— Accreditation by the International<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Association <strong>of</strong> New York,<br />

USA (IAA).<br />

IAA was established to form a global<br />

partnership <strong>of</strong> advertisers, advertising<br />

agencies and media services. It has<br />

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achieved worldwide recognition and<br />

increased support for its efforts to: promote<br />

the role <strong>of</strong> advertising; protect and advance<br />

freedom <strong>of</strong> commercial speech and<br />

consumer choice; encourage greater<br />

practice and acceptance <strong>of</strong> advertising<br />

self-regulations; lead in pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

development through education and<br />

training for the marketing communications<br />

industry as well as to provide a forum to<br />

debate emerging Marcom issues and their<br />

consequences today’s evolving global<br />

environment.<br />

IAS Secures Government<br />

‘Case Trust’ Status<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

The <strong>Singapore</strong> Government took strong<br />

action in 2005 to protect overseas students<br />

coming to <strong>Singapore</strong> for training and<br />

education from unscrupulous exploitation.<br />

The Case Trust for Education scheme has<br />

been customised specifically by CASE** for<br />

the education industry in <strong>Singapore</strong>. The<br />

scheme enhances the confidence <strong>of</strong><br />

international and local students in the quality<br />

<strong>of</strong> education provided by education<br />

providers which are Casetrusted. The<br />

regulatory framework focuses on building<br />

trustworthiness, pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism as well as<br />

business and academic excellence. IAS<br />

applied for Case Trust for Education in July<br />

2005, and after a process <strong>of</strong> due diligence<br />

and meeting with CASE’s standards and<br />

inspection, IAS was awarded the Case Trust<br />

for Education in December 2005.<br />

* The <strong>Singapore</strong> Advertisers Association (SAA);<br />

the Association <strong>of</strong> Accredited <strong>Advertising</strong> Agencies<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> (4As); the <strong>Advertising</strong> Media Owners<br />

Association <strong>Singapore</strong> (AMOS).<br />

** CASE is the Consumers Association <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>


IAS EDUCATION<br />

Taking the<br />

initiative<br />

24 successful graduates are placed within the<br />

sponsoring companies for a period <strong>of</strong> two years.<br />

The Talent Draft Initiative was brought into effect to identify and<br />

provide conduit for our tertiary institutions to refer graduating students,<br />

who are keen to make a career <strong>of</strong> marketing communications, to<br />

the industry.<br />

Managing the Challenge<br />

The issue facing the <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Industry, which prompted<br />

this initiative was, the decreasing numbers <strong>of</strong> employable talent in<br />

all advertising disciplines, leading to spiralling wages for the small<br />

pool <strong>of</strong> available talent increasingly sought after by <strong>Singapore</strong> and<br />

International Brand Builders.<br />

The <strong>Singapore</strong> advertising industry is reluctant to take on raw<br />

graduates from <strong>Singapore</strong>’s tertiary institutions. The challenge was,<br />

in finding a way to attract multi national companies to make<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> their Asian base, who would then require quality graduates<br />

for their marketing, strategic planning, media planning, creative and<br />

advertising communications activities in Asia.<br />

In 2005, IAS and the IAA <strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter conceived the IAA<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter Talent Draft Initiative, under the Chairmanship<br />

<strong>of</strong> Sorab Mistry, Executive Vice President Asia Pacific, McCann-<br />

Erickson and Chairman <strong>of</strong> the IAA <strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter. This Initiative<br />

is managed by IAS.<br />

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The IAA <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Chapter Talent<br />

Draft Initiative<br />

The 3 project pioneers:<br />

Mr Patrick Mowe, Mr David Teo & Mr Sorab MIstry<br />

Putting the Plan in Action<br />

Graduates who are interested in careers<br />

with the advertising and marcom industries<br />

are invited to apply through their respective<br />

institutions. After the selection process,<br />

successful graduates will be <strong>of</strong>fered jobs with<br />

one <strong>of</strong> the sponsoring companies: Crush<br />

DDB Worldwide, Euro RSCG, Formul8,<br />

McCann-Erickson, Mindshare, MobileOne,<br />

Moove Media, Ogilvy & Mather, SMRT, TBWA<br />

and Y&R.*<br />

The Selection Process<br />

There are currently 8 tertiary institutions in<br />

Sinagpore (three Universities and five<br />

Polytechnics), each <strong>of</strong>fering Marcom related<br />

courses. From these courses suitable<br />

candidates can be identified to take part<br />

in the Draft. A short selection test lasting 30<br />

minutes enables the IAS Selection<br />

Committee to shortlist half <strong>of</strong> the 160<br />

candidates for the final selection. The 80<br />

selected finalists are divided into 16 teams,<br />

each is assigned a mentor to advise and for<br />

observational purposes. A project brief is<br />

given followed by team presentations from<br />

which 30–35 are chosen for interview.<br />

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Employment<br />

24 successful graduates are chosen and<br />

placed within the sponsoring companies for<br />

a period <strong>of</strong> two years, with a guaranteed<br />

salary <strong>of</strong> $2,000.<br />

Further Training<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

IAS will provide further training to the<br />

successful candidates for a period <strong>of</strong> 1 year.<br />

The programme will be on a real time basis<br />

based on the experiences <strong>of</strong> industry<br />

practitioners, delivered by lecturers from<br />

industry, resulting in a Graduate Diploma<br />

in Pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>Advertising</strong>.<br />

Certified <strong>Advertising</strong> Practitioner<br />

Plans are currently underway for IAS to<br />

provide a certification process whereby<br />

future employees in the advertising industry<br />

can seek accreditation as a Certified<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Practitioner and the right to use<br />

the title CAP after their name, based on their<br />

fulfilling the required number <strong>of</strong> years <strong>of</strong> work<br />

experience, a letter <strong>of</strong> recommendation<br />

from their employer and the successful<br />

completion <strong>of</strong> the Graduate Diploma in<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>Advertising</strong>.<br />

Patrick Mowe addressing students at SMU


IAS EDUCATION<br />

A Taste <strong>of</strong> Ad<br />

Industry Life<br />

Selecting the Best<br />

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Launch <strong>of</strong> the<br />

1 st Talent Draft<br />

Initiative<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007<br />

The first Talent Draft Initiative was launched by Mr Sorab Mistry, the<br />

Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Initiative Committee on March 21st 2007 at the<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> Management University (SMU). It was attended by 133<br />

students, the first selection test was held again at SMU on April 17th 2007 where a total <strong>of</strong> 89 students took the test.<br />

The final selection test was held at the National University <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

(NUS) on May 11th & 12th 2007. This 24-hour stint <strong>of</strong> working with team<br />

members gave finalist a taste <strong>of</strong> life in the <strong>Advertising</strong> and Marketing<br />

Industry. Mentors and judges observed each team’s ability to work<br />

together before selecting 24 candidates for the sponsored jobs<br />

commencing in July 2007.<br />

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IAS EDUCATION<br />

An ACTIVE<br />

Career Move<br />

Kicking <strong>of</strong>f a New Initiative<br />

IAS helped launch a scholarship fund called ACTIVE (Advertiser’s<br />

Contribution To Industry, Vision and Education). The Scholarship,<br />

which was originally conceived by Palani Pillai, CEO <strong>of</strong> Crush<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong>, had an ovewhelming response thanks to the efforts <strong>of</strong><br />

the event organisers, Marketing Magazine and main sponsors<br />

Consumer Probe and Mediacorp.<br />

The scholarship aims to raise funds for deserving graduates who are<br />

interested in a career in advertising and marketing communications,<br />

by building community spirit through sports. The innovative approach<br />

to raising this fund kicked <strong>of</strong>f with the first game in an annual 5-aside<br />

soccer tournament on 28th September at The Cage, Jalan<br />

Benaan Kapal. The teams were made up <strong>of</strong> 5 staff members from<br />

each participating company; the companies each contributing an<br />

agreed amount towards the scholarship fund. Support for the industry<br />

was encouraging, with 15 teams in play. TBWA/Tequila walked away<br />

with the first winner’s trophy while the tournament raised a total <strong>of</strong><br />

$50,000 for the fund. Energy was high with local DJ and sports editor<br />

for 983LIVE, Raj Kumar keeping the atmosphere alive as the night’s<br />

MC. The teams who entered into the spirit <strong>of</strong> ACTIVE were:<br />

Crush<br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

Euro RSCG<br />

McCann Erickson<br />

Mindshare<br />

Ogilvy & Mather<br />

Publicis<br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Shooting Gallery Productions<br />

TBWA/Tequilla<br />

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King <strong>of</strong> the Cage - TBWA


Third Place - MindShare<br />

Second place - Saatchi 51&<br />

Saatchi<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08


IAS EDUCATION<br />

DIPLOMA COURSES<br />

OFFERED BY IAS<br />

Diploma in Marketing Communications:<br />

Holders <strong>of</strong> this diploma are eligible to apply<br />

for admission into the following Australian<br />

Universities for relevant programmes, some<br />

with advanced standing.<br />

• Charles Sturt University, Sydney<br />

• Murdoch University, Perth<br />

• Queensland University <strong>of</strong> Technology,<br />

Brisbane<br />

• RMIT University, Melbourne<br />

• University <strong>of</strong> Canberra, Canberra<br />

(Students who completed this Diploma with<br />

credit average will also be awarded a<br />

Diploma from the International <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Association <strong>of</strong> New York)<br />

Modules covered:<br />

• Principles <strong>of</strong> Marketing<br />

• Principles <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

• Market Research & Behavioural Studies<br />

• Creative Writing for Effective<br />

Communications<br />

• Communication Channel Planning<br />

• Public Relations<br />

• Integrated Marketing Communications<br />

• Campaign Planning: Strategy &<br />

Management (Project)<br />

Diploma in Creative Communications:<br />

Students who completed this Diploma with<br />

credit average will also be awarded a Diploma<br />

from the International <strong>Advertising</strong> Association<br />

<strong>of</strong> New York.<br />

Modules covered:<br />

• Principles <strong>of</strong> Marketing<br />

• Principles <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

• Principles <strong>of</strong> Design<br />

• Creative Writing for Effective<br />

Communications<br />

• Brand Communication & Corporate Design<br />

• Public Relations<br />

• Integrated Marketing Communications<br />

• Campaign Planning: Strategy &<br />

Management (Project)<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Diploma in <strong>Advertising</strong> & Design<br />

This diploma programme is a combination <strong>of</strong><br />

the IAS Diploma in Marketing Communication<br />

and the Diploma in <strong>Advertising</strong> and Design<br />

<strong>of</strong>fered by an IAS affiliate — Chatsworth<br />

Medi@art Academy.<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Certificate Courses <strong>of</strong>fered by IAS:<br />

• IAS Portfolio School<br />

• IAS Brand Management School<br />

• IAS Communication Channel Planning<br />

• IAS Account Planning School<br />

• IAS Copywriting School<br />

• IAS <strong>Advertising</strong> By Design<br />

Caption<br />

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Understanding<br />

brand — insideout<br />

IAS Brand Management<br />

Mr Low Siew Thiam<br />

Mr Low started working life as a Cub Reporter for the Straits Times<br />

before beginning a career as a Corporate Executive with Shell,<br />

Telecoms <strong>Singapore</strong> and Sime Darby <strong>Singapore</strong>. He was Personnel<br />

Director in the latter two companies before being appointed<br />

Managing Director <strong>of</strong> Consumer and Building Products for Sime<br />

Darby. Subsequently he founded the Homestead group <strong>of</strong> companies,<br />

now run by his sons, leaving him to pursue a new career as a<br />

Management Educator and Consultant.<br />

Mr Low is currently Chairman <strong>of</strong> Global Leadership Forum, Business<br />

and Management Consultants, and has been appointed to the AIT<br />

Extension Board <strong>of</strong> the Asian <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Technology based in Bangkok,<br />

Thailand. He currently lectures at NUS and UniSIM and for the University<br />

<strong>of</strong> Wales in <strong>Singapore</strong>. Outside the country, he lectures at the Asian<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Technology in both Thailand and Vietnam. He is also<br />

consultant to A. Baur & Co., a Sri Lankan Conglomerate based in<br />

Colombo. Mr Low has lectured at IAS since 1999.<br />

Mr Low Siew Thiam, B.Sc (Econs)<br />

Global Leadership Forum<br />

Chairman & Principal Consultant<br />

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IAS YEAR BOOK 2007


IAS Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Certificate in Brand<br />

Management<br />

The IAS Brand School focuses on dynamic<br />

changes in the fast moving world <strong>of</strong> Branding.<br />

Building on established ideas, the course<br />

emphasises the role <strong>of</strong> Insight in the development<br />

<strong>of</strong> a Brand Identity and how to achieve<br />

Effectiveness in Brand Communication.<br />

Course Director for the New Brand School is<br />

Mr. Low Siew Thiam who has run IAS Brand<br />

School for the last five years. He benefits from<br />

the guidance <strong>of</strong> Mr. Sorab Mistry, the<br />

Chairman <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Singapore</strong> Chapter <strong>of</strong> the<br />

International Advertisers’ Association and<br />

one <strong>of</strong> its World Board Directors, who has<br />

agreed to be Adviser to the Programme.<br />

The course shows why some brands thrive<br />

while others die, irrespective <strong>of</strong> whether they<br />

have a long history or were newly-minted<br />

and why some brands have been able to<br />

come back after a period <strong>of</strong> decline.<br />

Methodology — Interactive and Project-based<br />

The course format is participative. Theories<br />

are illustrated through case studies <strong>of</strong> both<br />

global and local brands. To benefit from the<br />

interactive nature <strong>of</strong> the programme, there<br />

are group discussions where participants can<br />

exchange issues and problems which they<br />

face in the course <strong>of</strong> their work.<br />

Participants can work in groups on a project<br />

<strong>of</strong> their choice, involving one <strong>of</strong> their own, or<br />

a reallife example, to assist gaining handson<br />

experience in brand building.<br />

The course is split into two sections with an<br />

intervening two weeks to enable participants<br />

to consolidate theories learned in the first<br />

section by applying them to their real work<br />

situation.<br />

Resource Support from Key Industry Leaders<br />

While Mr. Low personally leads the course,<br />

he is supported by two to four Industry<br />

Leaders, drawn from Client, Media or Agency<br />

companies. These Resource Leaders help to<br />

ground the course in the real world.<br />

Modules covered:<br />

• Brand Magic — Applying Imagination<br />

to generate Pr<strong>of</strong>its<br />

• Brand Discovery — Surveying broadly and<br />

digging deeply to establish Brand Identity<br />

• Living Brand — Involving all parties from<br />

staff to business partners to ensure that<br />

all touch points with customers reflect<br />

your Brand Identity<br />

• Brand Development — Applying the<br />

two “I”s — Imagination and Incremental<br />

Improvements to convert concept<br />

to reality<br />

• Brand Communication — Many channels,<br />

one focus! Integrating communication<br />

channels to ensure message consistency<br />

• Brand Experience — Product, Service<br />

or Process: how Neuroscience can help<br />

you reach the heart as well as the mind<br />

<strong>of</strong> your customer.<br />

Sorab Mistry educates students at SMU<br />

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IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08


THE WORLD EFFIE FESTIVAL 2008<br />

The World’s<br />

Leading<br />

Celebration <strong>of</strong><br />

Effectiveness<br />

2008 has seen the beginning <strong>of</strong> a new era in appreciation<br />

and celebration <strong>of</strong> effective <strong>Advertising</strong> on a global scale<br />

— the birth <strong>of</strong> The World Effie Festival.<br />

STEPHEN MANGHAM<br />

Group Chairman <strong>of</strong> Ogilvy & Mather<br />

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The inaugural World<br />

Effie Festival marks both<br />

the increased focus on<br />

the effectiveness <strong>of</strong><br />

marketing and the<br />

emergence <strong>of</strong> Asia as<br />

a global force in the<br />

advertising and<br />

marketing industry.<br />

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IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

SHELLY LAZARUS<br />

Chairman & CEO <strong>of</strong> Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide<br />

Suntec City was the landmark <strong>of</strong> an historic<br />

occasion on 28th and 29th February 2008.<br />

The inaugural World Effie Festival opened its doors and set the scene<br />

for an annual event dedicated to understanding, inspiring and<br />

celebrating creative effectiveness in communications.<br />

Formed by the joint efforts and enthusiasm <strong>of</strong> the Effie Organisation,<br />

New York and the <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>, the festival achieved<br />

its goal in bringing together international leaders in communications<br />

and related creative fields to deepen the industry’s understanding <strong>of</strong><br />

how to deliver and measure effective creativity, and ultimately how to<br />

create value in communications.<br />

With a focus on the exchange <strong>of</strong> ideas, The World Effie Festival presented<br />

a top-class line up <strong>of</strong> respected speakers from around the globe and<br />

drew some 1,300 delegates.<br />

Stephen Mangham, Group Chairman <strong>of</strong> Ogilvy & Mather, opened the<br />

event before handing over to Shelly Lazarus, Chairman and CEO <strong>of</strong><br />

Ogilvy & Mather Worldwide — one <strong>of</strong> the 10 Thought Catalysts presenting<br />

over the two day event and sharing their vast banks <strong>of</strong> knowledge in<br />

building and operating within some <strong>of</strong> the world’s most successful and<br />

effective brands. Ms Lazarus delivered a highly motivational and<br />

engaging talk covering many areas <strong>of</strong> industry debate. Her passion<br />

for the Effies was clear as she shared her dislike <strong>of</strong> scam ads and<br />

emphasised that ‘all ads are about selling’.


THE WORLD EFFIE FESTIVAL 2008<br />

Lord Sebastian Coe, Top-Level Athlete & Chairman London 2012<br />

Olympics, UK<br />

Jean-Marie Dru, CEO TBWA Worldwide<br />

Sir John Hegarty, Chairman & Worldwide Creative Director, BBH<br />

Simon Clift, Group Vice President (Personal Care) & Global CMO,<br />

Unilever<br />

Thought Catalysts<br />

shared their vast<br />

knowledge in building<br />

and operating within<br />

some <strong>of</strong> the world’s<br />

most successful and<br />

effective brands.<br />

58 Dr Vijay Mallya, CEO, Kingfisher & Group Chairman, UB Group<br />

David D<br />

Lawren<br />

Jorge C


oga, Founder & Creative Chairman, DROGA5<br />

e Flanagan, CMO, Mastercard Worldwide<br />

onsuegra, Vice President Marketing, International Yahoo! Inc.<br />

Master Class speakers and<br />

International Gold Effie<br />

Winners Showcase<br />

presentations ran<br />

simultaneously with the<br />

Thought Catalyst speakers,<br />

giving delegates an<br />

opportunity to absorb<br />

knowledge from a breadth<br />

<strong>of</strong> experts in their field.<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007/08<br />

Simon Clift, Global Chief Marketing Officer <strong>of</strong> Unilever, and the second<br />

speaker <strong>of</strong> the day, followed Ms Lazarus’ sentiments as he shared his<br />

views on the importance <strong>of</strong> the ‘big idea’.<br />

Lord Sebastian Coe, Chairman London 2012 Olympics, gave a refreshing<br />

speech filled with passion and heartwarming anecdotes which<br />

were instrumental in the forming <strong>of</strong> the UK 2012 Olympics bid.<br />

Sir John Hegarty, Chairman and Worldwide Creative Director, BBH, a<br />

veteran in the industry, spoke with conviction at the start <strong>of</strong> the second<br />

day. He shared his views on new media, indicating that agencies must<br />

be “receptive to change and above all, produce memorable work.”<br />

The powerhouse <strong>of</strong> famous and effective individuals continued<br />

throughout the two days with inspired talks from more renowned industry<br />

experts including David Droga, Founder and Creative Chairman,<br />

DROGA5 and Dr Vijay Mallya, CEO, Kingfisher and Group Chairman,<br />

UB Group.<br />

Master Class speakers and International Gold Effie Winners Showcase<br />

presentations ran simultaneously with the Thought Catalyst speakers,<br />

giving delegates an opportunity to absorb knowledge from a breadth<br />

<strong>of</strong> experts in their field.<br />

Design Team Richard Seymour and Dick Powell <strong>of</strong> Seymour Powell,<br />

gave a compelling presentation in the Master Class track. Their wisdom<br />

and experience imparted much inspiration within the packed ballroom<br />

as they showcased innovative prototypes and successful product<br />

designs. Capturing the spirit and essence <strong>of</strong> creativity, their parting<br />

words, “Don’t ask why? Ask, why not?”, left the audience inspired.<br />

The highly popular Master Class sessions drew large groups <strong>of</strong> delegates<br />

who experienced presentations in an intimate session, where dialogue<br />

extended to the audience.<br />

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THE WORLD EFFIE FESTIVAL 2008<br />

The Minister Mentor talked<br />

about Brand <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

and how the country<br />

reached a stage <strong>of</strong> global<br />

success.<br />

Names such as Michael Baulk, Chairman, the Mill; Prasoon Joshi,<br />

Executive Chairman and Regional Creative Director, McCann Erickson<br />

India and Mark Cridge, Chief Executive, glue London, all shared their<br />

insightful views and experiences. A broad range <strong>of</strong> topics were<br />

covered across seven Master Class categories focusing on areas <strong>of</strong><br />

interest such as accountability and measurement <strong>of</strong> campaign<br />

impacts, the impact <strong>of</strong> creative projects on their audience, lateral<br />

thinking and new emerging media platforms.<br />

Throughout the entire event a series <strong>of</strong> 25 Gold Effie Winners from<br />

around the world, presented their work to delegates, in a third track.<br />

Showcases were divided into 10 categories creating great interest<br />

and giving delegates an opportunity to learn about the cultural<br />

impacts on campaigns from around the globe.<br />

The highlight <strong>of</strong> the second day was the much anticipated interview<br />

with Lee Kuan Yew. Delegates were not disappointed as they packed<br />

into the ballroom to listen to Jean-Marie Dru, President and CEO <strong>of</strong><br />

TBWA, interview <strong>Singapore</strong>’s Minister Mentor. The Minister Mentor<br />

talked about the various stages <strong>Singapore</strong> had gone through to<br />

become the highly successful and globally recognised city state that<br />

it is today.<br />

As the second day came to a close, excitement was still high with<br />

the promise <strong>of</strong> a glittering Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony to<br />

mark the end <strong>of</strong> this hugely successful event. For the first time ever,<br />

the Global Effies were presented outside <strong>of</strong> New York along with the<br />

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Dominic Procter, CEO Mindshare Worldwide<br />

Dick Powell, Founding Partner, Seymour Powell<br />

Richard Seymour, Founding Partner, Seymour Powell<br />

Mary Lee Keane, Executive Director, NYAMA/EFFIE


Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew shares his views on Brand <strong>Singapore</strong> with Jean-Marie 61 Dru<br />

IAS YEAR BOOK 2007


THE WORLD EFFIE FESTIVAL 2008<br />

Gold Winner — Keeping Skin Amazing Vaseline campaign,<br />

(Left to right) Tracy Lee, Head <strong>of</strong> Planning, BBH New York, Taylor Gray, Chairman Effie Worlswide, Worldwide<br />

Associate Publisher and Marketing Director TIME<br />

Bronze Winner — Kellogg’s Drop a Jeans Size Challenge<br />

(Leftto right) Samantha Williams , Director International, JWT London, Robert Woodall, Vice president<br />

(Marketing Innovations) Kelloggs Asia, Taylor Gray , Chairman Effie Worlswide, Worldwide Associate<br />

Publisher and Marketing Director TIME<br />

This milestone in Effie<br />

history marks the<br />

beginning <strong>of</strong> a drive<br />

towards new interest in<br />

this part <strong>of</strong> the world.<br />

<strong>of</strong> a drive towards new interest in this part <strong>of</strong> the world.<br />

The Effectiveness Awards were started by the New York Chapter <strong>of</strong><br />

the American Marketing Association forty years ago. Mary Lee Keane,<br />

President, The Effies, shared how Patrick Mowe <strong>of</strong> the IAS took the<br />

initiative to make the World Effie Festival become a reality.<br />

Having already won the right to organise the Effie <strong>Singapore</strong>, Patrick<br />

gained the confidence <strong>of</strong> the 18 members <strong>of</strong> the Effie Board resulting<br />

in the realisation <strong>of</strong> this world-class event.<br />

Moderators for the entire festival deserve a huge thank you for their<br />

time and input. As part <strong>of</strong> an even larger team, their patience and<br />

flexibility ensured the smooth running <strong>of</strong> this the first World Effie Festival.<br />

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Silver Winner — Pro-Age, Dove Campaign<br />

(Left to right) Paul Heath, President Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong>,<br />

Asia Pacific, Taylor Grey, Chairman Effie Worldwide, Worldwide<br />

Associate Publisher and Marketing Director TIME


THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS<br />

JUDGING 2007<br />

Giulio Dorrucci<br />

Mark Fong<br />

The Effie<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Awards<br />

Judging 2007<br />

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Dr Katherine Frith<br />

Joji Jacob<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Judging, held on 20th and<br />

27th April 2007, welcomed over a 100 judges<br />

representing CEO’s, Creative Directors,<br />

Strategic Planners and major clients such as:<br />

DBS, Cycle & Carriage, Cisco Systems, L’Oreal,<br />

Lufthansa German Airlines, HSBC, SIA, Sentosa<br />

Leisure Group and Nestle accompanied by<br />

local representation from SPH and MediaCorp.<br />

Entries reached a new high with 107 worldclass<br />

campaign submissions. Judges spent a<br />

total <strong>of</strong> eight hours reviewing the entries which<br />

demonstrated the increasing importance<br />

that marketers and their communication<br />

partners are putting into demonstrating pro<strong>of</strong><strong>of</strong>-effectiveness.<br />

Dr Sattar Khan, Chief Judge for the Effie<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> Awards 2007, indicated that the<br />

group <strong>of</strong> judges were so impressed with the<br />

overall calibre <strong>of</strong> work in every category, they<br />

declared 40 entries as finalists.<br />

The Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards, 2007 were<br />

sponsored by: Unilever, MediaCorp,<br />

MindShare, McCann Erickson, Consumer<br />

Probe, SMRT Media, Starhub, Micros<strong>of</strong>t Digital<br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Solutions and JWT.


THE EFFIE<br />

SINGAPORE<br />

AWARDS 2007<br />

Finalists<br />

A. AUTOMOBILES/VEHICLES<br />

1. Campaign Title: iCar Launch<br />

Agency: Proximity <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: Cycle & Carriage Automotive<br />

B. BEAUTY AIDS/HEALTHCARE/<br />

OVER THE COUNTER<br />

1. Campaign Title: Caramel Free Essence <strong>of</strong> Chicken<br />

Agency: OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: Eu Yan Sang<br />

2. Campaign Title: ‘Girl Talk’ — Whisper being girl<br />

Agency: Zenithmedia<br />

Client: Procter & Gamble<br />

3. Campaign Title: SK-II Air Touch Foundation:<br />

‘Touched’ By A Magazine<br />

Agency: Zenithmedia<br />

Client: Procter & Gamble<br />

4. Campaign Title: SunSilk ‘Brand Migration’<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson<br />

Client: Unilever<br />

5. Campaign Title: Bright & Clean<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson<br />

Client: Johnson & Johnson<br />

6. Campaign Title: Fight Flab<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: OTO Body Care<br />

C. BEVERAGES/NON-ALCOHOLIC<br />

1. Campaign Title: Healthier Choice<br />

Agency: McCann Erickson<br />

Client: Nestlè<br />

D. COMPUTER PERIPHERALS FOR BUSINESS/<br />

PERSONAL PURPOSES, COMPUTERS,<br />

DESK & PORTABLE, FOR BUSINESS/<br />

PERSONAL PURPOSES, SOFTWARE/<br />

INTERNET SERVICES<br />

1. Campaign title: HP Designjet Crayons<br />

Agency: Arc Worldwide and Leo Burnett<br />

Client: Hewlett Packard Asia Pacific<br />

2. Campaign Title: Business Can Be Simple<br />

Agency: Rapp Collins<br />

Client: Canon <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

3. Campaign Title: Fat Green Pipe<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

E. CONSUMER DURABLES<br />

1. Campaign Title: Smart TV<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

F. CULTURE AND THE ARTS<br />

1. Campaign Title: Where Legends Are Born<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

G. ELECTRONIC AND PRINT MEDIA/<br />

ENTERTAINMENT/ GAMING<br />

1. Campaign Title: Because You Deserve<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

H. FAST FOOD AND RESTAURANTS<br />

1. Campaign Title: Good Breakfast Great Morning<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide and OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: McDonald s Restaurants<br />

2. Campaign Title: It’s gonna get messy<br />

Agency: Eleven<br />

Client: Aspac F&B<br />

I. FINANCIAL SERVICES-CREDIT CARDS<br />

1. Campaign Title: I Am Woman<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Client: United Overseas Bank<br />

2. Campaign Title: The North Pole Times<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Client: United Overseas Bank<br />

3. Campaign Title: $1 Treats<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: HSBC<br />

4. Campaign Title: Smart Shopping<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Client: United Overseas Bank<br />

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J. FINANCIAL SERVICES — IMAGES &<br />

PRODUCTS<br />

1. Campaign Title: Bankwide Sale<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson<br />

Client: HSBC<br />

2. Campaign Title: Insurance & Investments Retirement<br />

Campaign 2006<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson <strong>Singapore</strong> Pte Ltd<br />

Client: HSBC<br />

3. Campaign Title: Insurance & Investments Education<br />

Campaign 2006<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson <strong>Singapore</strong> Pte Ltd<br />

Client: HSBC<br />

4. Campaign Title: The personal loan that s truly personal<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong> and Zenithmedia<br />

Client: General Electric Money<br />

5. Campaign Title: Living, Breathing Asia<br />

Client: DBS Bank<br />

K. GOVERNMENT/INSTITUTIONS<br />

1. Campaign Title: A Force Like Nothing On Earth<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force<br />

2. Campaign Title: It s all in the details<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force<br />

L. CORPORATE REPUTATIONS/<br />

IMAGE/IDENTITY<br />

1. Campaign Title: I Am A Hub<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide and Zenith Optimedia<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

M. NON-PROFIT/ PUBLIC SERVICE/<br />

CHARITIES<br />

1. Campaign Title: <strong>Singapore</strong> 2006<br />

Agency: Publicis <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: Ministry <strong>of</strong> Information, Communications<br />

and the Arts<br />

2. Campaign Title: Light A Million Candles<br />

Agency: TBWA\Tequila<br />

Client: Standard Chartered Bank<br />

3. Campaign Title: Send Her Your Love<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: Breast Cancer Foundation<br />

N. EDUCATION<br />

1. Campaign Title: How SIM achieved real results by<br />

talking with the youth not at them<br />

Agency: M&C Saatchi and PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Management<br />

2. Campaign Title: Stay Relevant<br />

Agency: J. Walter Thompson and PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> Management<br />

O. MEDICAL SERVICES<br />

1. Campaign Title: Life Before Death<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong> and<br />

Qeren Communications<br />

Client: <strong>Singapore</strong> Hospice Council & Lien Foundation<br />

P. GENERAL RETAIL/ETAIL<br />

1. Campaign Title: Whatever Your Mood<br />

Agency: Batey and PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: Metro<br />

2. Campaign Title: Cirque de Noel<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: Robinsons & Co<br />

Q. TELECOM SERVICES<br />

1. Campaign Title: M1 Broadband — It’s Everywhere<br />

Agency: OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: MobileOne Ltd<br />

2. Campaign Title: HOT$100 — The Biggest Value in Town<br />

Agency: Young & Rubicam <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: <strong>Singapore</strong> Telecommunications Ltd<br />

Q. TELECOM SERVICES<br />

1. Campaign Title: M1 Broadband — It’s Everywhere<br />

Agency: OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: MobileOne Ltd<br />

2. Campaign Title: HOT$100 — The Biggest Value in Town<br />

Agency: Young & Rubicam <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Client: <strong>Singapore</strong> Telecommunications Ltd<br />

3. Campaign Title: Free to go<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

R. TRAVEL/TOURISM/DESTINATION<br />

1. Campaign Title: World On Sale<br />

Agency: Kinetic<br />

Client: Zuji Travel<br />

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THE EFFIE SINGAPORE AWARDS<br />

PRESENTATION & GALA DINNER<br />

Effie Winners<br />

Take The stage<br />

A Gala Dinner and Awards Presentation at the<br />

Shangri-La Hotel, in celebration <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s most<br />

effective marketing communications campaigns<br />

<strong>of</strong> the year.<br />

“This year, the entries were not just<br />

confined to agencies. Large<br />

advertisers also took on the<br />

responsibility for submitting entries.<br />

This is a wholly laudable<br />

development and shows their<br />

determination to stand behind<br />

their decisions.”<br />

— SORAB MISTRY<br />

Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Effie <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Awards Steering Committee 2007*<br />

Chief Growth Officer, McCann<br />

WorldGroup Asia Pacific<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong>’s most effective marketing communications campaigns<br />

were recognised at a glittering gala dinner in the Shangri-La Hotel<br />

on 7th June 2007.<br />

The 17 Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> winners were announced before an audience<br />

<strong>of</strong> over 600 advertising and marketing pr<strong>of</strong>essionals. Meeting the<br />

established Effie criteria, winners — representing the full spectrum<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s advertising and marketing community — were judged<br />

according to the effectiveness <strong>of</strong> their campaigns when compared<br />

with their clients’ original brief and objectives.<br />

The number <strong>of</strong> entries received for the fourth Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards,<br />

increased by 11% over the previous year, bringing a total <strong>of</strong> 107<br />

quality submissions.<br />

The Gold Effie Awards were presented by the evening’s keynote<br />

speaker, Mr Craig Davis, Worldwide Chief Creative Officer, JWT. Silver<br />

Awards were presented by the Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Effie <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

steering committee, Mr Sorab Mistry, Executive Vice President McCann<br />

World Group Asia Pacific and Ms Goh Shu Fen, Partner in R3 Asia<br />

Pacific and a member <strong>of</strong> the judging panel, presented the Bronze<br />

Awards.<br />

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Sorab Mistry presents the silver award to DBS Bank Ltd<br />

Kudos to DBS team who won a silver award<br />

It's all cheers from the DDB Worldwide team who emerged as the top winner for the night<br />

Sorab Mistry, Effie <strong>Singapore</strong> Awards 2007 Chairman presents the silver award to<br />

TBWA/Tequila <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Sorab Mistry presents the silver award to O&M <strong>Singapore</strong> &<br />

Qeren Communications<br />

M&C Saatchi celebrates their bronze award<br />

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Craig Davis, Worldwide Creative Officer, JWT London presented gold award<br />

to Eleven Pte Ltd, first local agency to win a Gold Effie<br />

67 Goh Shu Fen presents the bronze award to JWT and MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong>


THE EFFIE SINGAPORE KEYNOTE SPEECH 2007<br />

SHANGRI-LA HOTEL, 7TH JUNE 2007<br />

The Effie<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Keynote<br />

Speech 2007<br />

by CRAIG DAVIS<br />

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Opening<br />

Windows &<br />

Doors<br />

Sorab Mistry presented Craig with<br />

a token <strong>of</strong> appreciation.<br />

Craig Davis, Worldwide Chief Creative Officer, JWT,<br />

gave a compelling and informative speech at the<br />

Shangri-La Hotel on 7th June 2007.<br />

As Keynote speaker for the evening he shared knowledge and insights<br />

on the scale <strong>of</strong> new media entry points and the ever expanding<br />

communication channels open to the consumer: podcasts, blogs,<br />

myspace, youtube and cable channels amongst many others.<br />

His keynote speech, entitled ‘Windows and Doors’, explored and<br />

demystified some <strong>of</strong> the new media speak and provided a framework<br />

to help manage some <strong>of</strong> the ambiguity around advertising,<br />

entertainment and new media.<br />

Supporting and identifying the ways in which our industry is<br />

experiencing rapid change, Davis identified ways to adapt fast and<br />

move forward.<br />

“Windows and Doors” delivered a simple message — people are no<br />

longer content to polish the ‘windows’ on brands. The talk ended on<br />

a powerful note indicating that marketers must create ‘doors’ to<br />

invite people in, to get them interacting and involved, giving<br />

consumers an experience deserving <strong>of</strong> their time.<br />

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THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE AWARDS<br />

JUDGING 2007<br />

The Asia Pacific<br />

Effie Awards<br />

Judging 2007<br />

“Accountability is arguably the leading<br />

issue in marketing today…and makes it<br />

not just interesting but attractive for<br />

agencies and clients to jointly prove that<br />

our work works.”<br />

JUDD LABARTHE<br />

Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Asia Pacific<br />

Effie Awards 2008<br />

Jeffery Seah<br />

Linda Locke<br />

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Judd Labarthe<br />

Rick Scott Blackhall Guo Shu Fen<br />

IAS DIRECTORY 2008/09<br />

The first ever Asia Pacific Effie Awards were<br />

judged by a panel <strong>of</strong> 35 <strong>of</strong> the region’s most<br />

experienced marketing and communications<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essionals.<br />

With a wealth <strong>of</strong> industry experience the<br />

judging panel included Media Planners,<br />

Creative Directors, Agency Heads, Research<br />

Pr<strong>of</strong>essionals, Academics and Marketing<br />

Directors from a variety <strong>of</strong> major advertisers.<br />

A short-list <strong>of</strong> 24 finalists was drawn from over<br />

150 entries from across the region. Submissions<br />

far surpassed expectations, bringing in 50%<br />

higher than the anticipated number. Nine <strong>of</strong><br />

the finalist came from countries with no<br />

previous Effie experience.<br />

Judd Labarthe (then Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Asia<br />

Pacific Effie Awards) said, “Accountability is<br />

arguably the leading issue in marketing<br />

today…and makes it not just interesting but<br />

attractive for agencies and clients to jointly<br />

prove that our work works.” Proving his point,<br />

the overall standards <strong>of</strong> entry from 18 countries,<br />

set a benchmark <strong>of</strong> excellence for the future<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Asia Pacific Effie Awards.


THE ASIA PACIFIC<br />

EFFIE AWARDS 2008<br />

FINALISTS<br />

CATEGORY: FOOD & BEVERAGES<br />

1. Brand: Coke light<br />

Campaign Title: Burning 1 Calorie is Unbelievably Easy<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong> - HK<br />

Client: Coca-Cola China Limited (HK Region)<br />

2. Brand: Tui<br />

Campaign Title: Irresistible to men since 1889<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi NZ<br />

Client: DB Breweries Ltd<br />

3. Brand: SAFFOLA<br />

Campaign Title: World Heart Day<br />

Agency: McCann Erikson Pvt Ltd, India<br />

Client: Marico Industries Limited<br />

NON-FOOD FMCG<br />

1. Brand: Axe Fragrance Bodyspray<br />

Campaign Title: Axe Japan Launch<br />

Agency: Bartle Bogle Hegarty (BBH)<br />

Client: Axe Japan Brand Development Team (BD),<br />

Unilever K.K.<br />

2. Brand: Libang (Nippon Paint)<br />

Campaign Title: My Inspiration, My Libang<br />

Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi Shanghai<br />

Client: Nippon Paint (China) Co. Ltd.<br />

3. Brand: Neozep<br />

Campaign Title: Neovela<br />

Agency: Harrison Communications<br />

Client: United Laboratories Inc.<br />

4. Brand: Marico<br />

Campaign Title: Uncommon Sense<br />

Agency: Bates David Enterprise<br />

Client: Marico Ltd<br />

CONSUMER DURABLES<br />

1. Brand: Nokia<br />

Campaign Title: Lost In Translation<br />

Agency: Grey <strong>Advertising</strong> – Bangladesh<br />

Client: Nokia Tietolikenne Oy<br />

2. Brand: Motorola<br />

Campaign Title: MotoFlip: People Will Talk<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather India Pvt Ltd<br />

Client: Motorola India Pvt Ltd<br />

3. Brand: NIKE<br />

Campaign Title: NIKE 5km run, Everyone Can ‘Just Do It’<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong>, Taiwan<br />

Client: BRS NIKE TAIWAN Inc.<br />

4. Brand: Skins Compression Garments<br />

Campaign Title: Skinning the Competition<br />

Agency: The Sydney Furnace<br />

Client: Skins Compression Garments Pty Ltd<br />

5. Brand: StarHub<br />

Campaign Title: Smart TV<br />

Agency: DDB Worldwide Ltd<br />

Client: StarHub Ltd<br />

6. Brand: Perodua Viva<br />

Campaign Title: Viva Loves U<br />

Agency: Naga DDB Malaysia<br />

Client: Perodua Sales Sdn Bhd<br />

CONSUMER SERVICES<br />

1. Brand: RaboPlus<br />

Campaign Title: A Billion Dollar Affair<br />

Agency: Ogilvy New Zealand<br />

Client: RaboPlus New Zealand<br />

2. Brand: DiGi<br />

Campaign Title: DiGi Yellow Coverage Fellow (YCF)<br />

Agency: Naga DDB Malaysia<br />

Client: DiGi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd<br />

3. Brand: PX Mart<br />

Campaign Title: Great idea can turn a negative<br />

into a positive<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong>, Taiwan<br />

Client: Chyuan Lien Enterprise Co. Ltd.<br />

4. Brand: naukri.com<br />

Campaign Title: Guess who's just heard from us?<br />

Agency: DRAFTFCB Ulka <strong>Advertising</strong> Pvt. Ltd.<br />

Client: Info Edge India Pvt. Ltd.<br />

5. Brand: Telstra BigPond<br />

Campaign Title: Rabbits<br />

Agency: Belgiovane Williams Mackay<br />

Client: Telstra BigPond<br />

6. Brand: PX Mart<br />

Campaign Title: Why Pay More for The Same Quality?<br />

Agency: Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong>, Taiwan<br />

Client: Chyuan Lien Enterprise Co. Ltd.<br />

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THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE AWARDS<br />

PRESENTATION & GALA DINNER 2008<br />

A Celebration<br />

<strong>of</strong> Success<br />

The presentation <strong>of</strong> the first-ever Asia-Pacific Effie Awards<br />

marked a fitting conclusion to the highly successful<br />

World Effie Festival, by celebrating the effective creativity<br />

in advertising and marketing communications across<br />

the region.<br />

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“When winning an<br />

Effie matters, it means<br />

accountability and the<br />

spirit <strong>of</strong> agency-client<br />

collaboration needed<br />

to demonstrate it,<br />

is here to stay.”<br />

JUDD LABARTHE<br />

Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Asia Pacific<br />

Effie Awards 2008<br />

29th February 2008 saw the first-ever Asia<br />

Pacific Effie Awards, presented at a gala<br />

dinner marking the close <strong>of</strong> the inaugural<br />

World Effie Festival.<br />

Gold, Silver and Bronze awards were presented to agencies<br />

responsible for the successful campaigns in five categories: Food<br />

and Beverage; Non-Food Fast-Moving Consumer Goods; Consumer<br />

Durables; Consumer Services; and ProBono/Government/Cultural/<br />

Issue Campaigns. The most successful agency networks were Ogilvy<br />

& Mather and Saatchi & Saatchi, each winning one Gold, one Silver<br />

and one Bronze Effie.<br />

Judd Labarthe, Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Asia Pacific Effie Awards said:<br />

“The breadth <strong>of</strong> participation in this year’s competition says that<br />

the Effie Awards are understood and respected, not only as pro<strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>of</strong> the skill and talent <strong>of</strong> the agencies and clients who win them,<br />

but also as evidence <strong>of</strong> the growing pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism <strong>of</strong> marketing<br />

communications in Asia.”<br />

This award recognises submissions from winners <strong>of</strong> National Effie<br />

Awards in China, Hong Kong, India, New Zealand and <strong>Singapore</strong>,<br />

together with a number <strong>of</strong> other countries in the region not yet<br />

hosting National Effies.<br />

Other participating countries included: Australia, Bangladesh,<br />

Cambodia, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Sri Lanka,<br />

Philippines, Thailand, Taiwan, Vietnam, and from the Middle East;<br />

Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.<br />

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THE ASIA PACIFIC EFFIE AWARDS<br />

PRESENTATION & GALA DINNER 2008<br />

“The breadth <strong>of</strong> participation<br />

in this year’s competition<br />

says that the Effie Awards<br />

are understood and<br />

respected, not only as pro<strong>of</strong><br />

<strong>of</strong> the skill and talent <strong>of</strong> the<br />

agencies and clients who<br />

win them, but also as<br />

evidence <strong>of</strong> the growing<br />

pr<strong>of</strong>essionalism <strong>of</strong> marketing<br />

communications in Asia.”<br />

JUDD LABARTHE<br />

Chairman <strong>of</strong> the Asia Pacific<br />

Effie Awards 2008<br />

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Bronze winner<br />

(Left to right) Govind Pandey, President, McCann Erickson India, Saugata<br />

Gupta, CEO Consumer Product, Marico Industries India<br />

Gold Winner — The team from Saatchi & Saatchi China<br />

Peter Soh, Chief Creative Officer Greater China/Northeast Asia; Carrie Zheng,<br />

Account Director; Jenny Low, Director, Client Services & Cheong YewFei,<br />

Group Creative Director.


Gold Winner<br />

(Left to right) Oliver Chong, Starhub, Marketing, Iris Wee, VP Mktg, Starhub,<br />

Rowena Bhagchandani, Biz & Brand Director, DDB <strong>Singapore</strong>, David Tang,<br />

President/CEO, DDB Worldwide <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Bronze winner<br />

Aw Siyuan, Strategic Planner, Saatchi & Saatchi <strong>Singapore</strong>, Didi Sutisna, Strategic<br />

Planning Director, Saatchi & Saatchi Malaysia<br />

Gold Winner — Hristos Varouhas, Strategic<br />

Planning Director, Belgiovane Williams<br />

Mackery, Australia<br />

Silver Winner — The team from Grey <strong>Advertising</strong> Banglasdesh<br />

Bronze Winner — The team from Draft Ulka <strong>Advertising</strong> and Judd<br />

Gold Winner — The team from Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Advertising</strong> Hongkong<br />

[Left to Right] Adam O Connor, MD; Gladys Wong , GM; Fanny Ng (Acct Director), Jaslin Goh,<br />

Associate Planning Director, with Judd right<br />

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Silver winner — Saatchi & Saatchi New Zealand - Murray Street, Director <strong>of</strong> Strategy,<br />

Saatchi & Saatchi, NZ<br />

Gold winner<br />

(Left to right) Jacob Wright, Steve Elrich, Frank Reitgassl, John Connell & Judd Labarthe<br />

Bronze Winner — The team from O&M <strong>Advertising</strong> India<br />

(Left to right) Arvind Srivastava, Senior Planning Director,<br />

O&M India; Malcolm Dawe, VP & General Manager, Mobile<br />

Services, Motorola South West Asia; Trivikram Thakore, Head,<br />

Brand Marketing, Motorola South West Asia; Judd Labarthe<br />

Silver Winner<br />

(Left to right) Yeh Ming Guay, Vice Chairman and<br />

Chief Stratetgy Officer, O&M <strong>Advertising</strong>, Taiwan and Judd


THE SINGAPORE ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME AWARDS<br />

JUDGING 2007<br />

The <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame<br />

Awards Judging 2007<br />

SINGAPORE’S MOST INFLUENTIAL<br />

CREATIVE DIRECTORS 2007<br />

Judges and Moderators, hand picked<br />

from ad agencies, clients, marketers and<br />

academics, gathered at the Shangrila<br />

Hotel on 14th September 2007, to judge<br />

a strong spread <strong>of</strong> submissions from local<br />

agencies, vying for the 2007 <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards.<br />

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The Awards, which celebrate excellence in 16<br />

categories and are sponsored by local and<br />

international bodies, saw an increase in the influence<br />

<strong>of</strong> digital media entries this year. Submissions for online<br />

campaigns doubled since last year. In its second<br />

year, the Creative Director <strong>of</strong> the Year Award made<br />

an even greater impact with life sized posters in MRT<br />

stations around the island, showcasing <strong>Singapore</strong>’s<br />

top creative talent.<br />

This year also sees two new awards — The ‘Direct<br />

Mail Campaign <strong>of</strong> The Year’, sponsored by SingPost,<br />

and ‘The Poster Campaign <strong>of</strong> The Year’, sponsored


y Clear Channel, the latter Award is an initiative<br />

aiming to acknowledge three disciplines across three<br />

consecutive years —photography, copywriting and<br />

illustration —behind one medium. This year will<br />

celebrate ‘The Photographer <strong>of</strong> the Year Award’.<br />

The impressive line up <strong>of</strong> 32 finalists once again raised<br />

the bar in terms <strong>of</strong> the entry standards. Competitive<br />

submissions reflected the prestige associated with<br />

these awards and the willingness <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s<br />

creative leaders to commit to building consistently<br />

innovative communications.<br />

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THE SINGAPORE<br />

ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME<br />

AWARDS 2007<br />

FINALISTS<br />

1. The Lifetime Achievement Award — Sponsored by Newsweek<br />

The winner will be chosen exclusively by the Executive Council <strong>of</strong> the IAS.<br />

There will be no finalists for this award.<br />

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2. The Young Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Of the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp TV12<br />

Finalists:<br />

Andrew McKechnie JWT <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Carol Teo OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Cherry Chan BBH Asia Pacific<br />

Dominic Lee DDB Worldwide<br />

Rahul Vasudev MediaCom<br />

3. The <strong>Advertising</strong> Pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp,<br />

News-Radio-Print<br />

The winner will be chosen exclusively by the Executive Council <strong>of</strong> the IAS.<br />

There will no finalists for this award.<br />

4. The Creative Director <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by SMRT Media<br />

Finalists:<br />

Chris Chiu Leo Burnett<br />

Ng Tian It Batey<br />

Patrick Low Y&R<br />

Sonal Dabral Ogilvy & Mather<br />

Terrence Tan DDB Worldwide<br />

5. The <strong>Advertising</strong> Agency <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by The Wall Street Journal<br />

Finalists:<br />

BBDO <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Crush <strong>Advertising</strong><br />

DDB Worldwide<br />

JWT <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

6. The Media Agency <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by MediaCorp<br />

Finalists:<br />

Mediaedge: cia <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Universal McCann<br />

7. The Advertiser <strong>of</strong> the Year Award – Sponsored by MediaCorp TV<br />

Finalists:<br />

Health Promotion Board — ‘Strong <strong>Advertising</strong> for a Stronger Nation’<br />

HSBC <strong>Singapore</strong> — ‘HSBC <strong>Singapore</strong>’<br />

Nokia Pte Ltd — ‘Nokia’<br />

Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force — ‘A Force Like Nothing on Earth’<br />

Unilever <strong>Singapore</strong> — ‘Dove Self-Esteem Fund’


THE SINGAPORE<br />

ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME<br />

AWARDS 2007<br />

Finalists<br />

8. The International Print Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by Newsweek<br />

Finalists:<br />

DHL Express (<strong>Singapore</strong>) ‘Pen’ — OgilvyOne Worldwide, <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Media Development Authority ‘I Made it in <strong>Singapore</strong>’<br />

MSIG (Holdings) Asia ‘Let’s Live in Balance’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International AB<br />

‘Sony Ericsson Differences Campaign’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International AB<br />

‘Sony Ericsson K5810i ‘Shadows’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

9. The Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by <strong>Singapore</strong> Press Holdings<br />

Finalists:<br />

Asia Pacific Breweries ‘Guinness 9-Ball Tour Campaign’<br />

— Saatchi & Saatchi, MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong> and OgilvyOne (<strong>Singapore</strong> & Malaysia)<br />

Unilever <strong>Singapore</strong> ‘Dove Self-Esteem Fund’<br />

— Ogilvy & Mather <strong>Singapore</strong> and MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

DBS Bank Ltd ‘DBS — Living, Breathing Asia’<br />

— MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong>, DAVID Communications, Moviolo Asia and Water’s Edge Pte Ltd<br />

Nokia Pte Ltd ‘Nokia N95 Wireless Adventure’ — Bates <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

StarHub ‘Every David needs a Goliath’ — DDB Worldwide<br />

10. The Press Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by The Straits Times<br />

Finalists:<br />

DaimlerChrysler SEA ‘Mercedes-Benz S-Class Offensive’ — Mediaedge:cia <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

National Environment Agency ‘Finding a new use for <strong>Singapore</strong>an ashtrays’<br />

— BBH Asia Pacific and PHD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Samsung <strong>Singapore</strong> ‘Purer living’ — Cheil Communications<br />

UOB ‘UOB 12 weeks <strong>of</strong> Christmas’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Volkswagen Group <strong>Singapore</strong> ‘Volkswagen ‘Project Renewal’’ — DDB Worldwide<br />

11. The Cable TV Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by StarHub<br />

Finalists:<br />

Asia Pacific Breweries ‘Guinness 9-Ball Tour Campaign’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

MobileOne ‘M1 SunTalk Plus Launch Campaign’ — TBWA\Tequila <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

SingTel ‘Generation Mio’ — Y&R<br />

StarHub ‘Every David needs a Goliath’ — DDB Worldwide<br />

UOB ‘UOB Privilege Banking’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

12. The Relationship Marketing Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by<br />

Jade Apple<br />

Finalists:<br />

FANCL Asia ‘FANCL CRM Campaign’ — Reap Media Communications<br />

Shell Eastern Petroleum ‘Shell Diesel Care For Cabbie Activation’<br />

— MAXUS Communications <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

SingTel ‘SingTel's Sweet Treats’ — Y&R<br />

Unilever <strong>Singapore</strong> ‘Sunsilk Leave On Hair Conditioner’ — MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

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ADVERTISING<br />

HALL OF FAME<br />

AWARDS 2007<br />

Finalists<br />

13. The Magazine Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by ACP Magazines<br />

Finalists:<br />

Levi Strauss Asia Pacific ‘Levi’s Lady Style Fall/Winter 06’ — BBH Asia<br />

Motorola Electronics ‘MOTO(RED) — Do The Red Thing’ — MindShare <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Procter & Gamble ‘SK- II Air Touch Foundation’ — Zenithmedia<br />

Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications International AB<br />

‘Sony Ericsson Differences Campaign’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

United International Pictures ‘UIP Shrek 3’ — Mediaedge:cia <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

14. The On-Line Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by iHub Media<br />

Finalists:<br />

Diageo ‘I M Pool’ — Neo@Ogilvy <strong>Singapore</strong> and OgilvyOne Malaysia<br />

Effem Foods Inc ‘M&M’s Christmas’ — OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Effem Foods Inc ‘M&M’s Dark’ — OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Nokia Pte Ltd ‘Nokia 5700 DJ Mixxer’ — MediaCom<br />

Nokia Pte Ltd ‘Nokia N95 Pan Asian Digital Launch Campaign — ‘It's what<br />

computers have become’ — MediaCom<br />

15. The Poster Campaign — The Photographer <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by<br />

Clear Channel<br />

Finalists:<br />

Calibre Pictures and Ideas — 4As, <strong>Singapore</strong> Media Awards ‘Fame Hides Everything’<br />

Shooting Gallery Asia — Health Promotion Board<br />

‘Anti-Smoking Campaign — Mouth Cancer’<br />

Jonathan Tay Pte Ltd — Jay Gee Production ‘Red Tab Campaign’<br />

Teo Studio — SIM-Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Development<br />

‘Stay Current with Corporate Training. Or Else’<br />

Teo Studio — National Environment Agency ‘Smoke Free’<br />

16. The Direct Mail Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year Award — Sponsored by DMRocket!<br />

Finalists:<br />

DHL Express (<strong>Singapore</strong>) ‘Pen’ — OgilvyOne Worldwide, <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

ESPN STAR Sports ‘Australian Open — Ball DM’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force ‘Brain Fuel’ — DDB Worldwide<br />

Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Air Force ‘It's All in the Details’ — DDB Worldwide<br />

Republic <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> Navy ‘Officer DM’ — Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

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HALL OF FAME AWARDS PRESENTATION<br />

& GALA DINNER 2007<br />

Recognition<br />

for Outstanding<br />

Creativity<br />

Recognising creative leadership in the local community<br />

and celebrating the impacts <strong>of</strong> outdoor media.<br />

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‘When we introduced<br />

our first list <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s<br />

most influential Creative<br />

Directors in 2006, it<br />

created a storm in the<br />

advertising circle.”<br />

MR JAMES YIP,<br />

President, The <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

Now in its ninth year, the prestigious <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame Awards honours<br />

outstanding achievements <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

<strong>Advertising</strong> Industry on an annual basis.<br />

With 16 categories, sponsored by local and international bodies, the<br />

success <strong>of</strong> this programme is growing; online campaign submissions<br />

have doubled since last year and the introduction <strong>of</strong> these two new<br />

awards this year, sees even greater acknowledgement <strong>of</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong>’s<br />

diverse creative talent—The ‘Direct Mail Campaign <strong>of</strong> The Year’,<br />

sponsored by SingPost, and ‘The Poster Campaign <strong>of</strong> The Year’,<br />

sponsored by Clear Channel <strong>Singapore</strong> (CSS), the leading outdoor<br />

media owner*.<br />

These coveted awards draw much attention in the media and this<br />

year was no different. The newly founded CSS Award is an initiative<br />

aiming to acknowledge three disciplines across three consecutive<br />

years—photography, copywriting and illustration—behind one medium.<br />

The first <strong>of</strong> these acknowledgements celebrates ‘The Photographer<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Year Award’. This year’s <strong>Singapore</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> Hall <strong>of</strong> Fame<br />

Awards ceremony and Gala Dinner, held at the Shangri-La Hotel on<br />

19th October, saw the first winner <strong>of</strong> this award—Jonathan Tay Pte<br />

Ltd, for Jay Gee Production, ‘Red Tab Campaign’.<br />

*CSS has been a key sponsor <strong>of</strong> the poster category since the awards inception<br />

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HALL OF FAME AWARDS<br />

Steve Ng (VP, Product Management, SingPost Ltd) presented “The Direct Mail <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Year” to the representatives from DDB Worldwide and RSAF.<br />

Kyle Lim (CEO, iHub Media) presented “The On-line Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year”<br />

to the representatives from MediaCom and Nokia<br />

Awyong Poh Twan (Marketing Director, Newsweek) and Jim Aitchison<br />

presented “The Lifetime Achievement Award <strong>of</strong> the Year” to Rod Pullen<br />

Lim Suat Jien (MD, MediaCorp TV12) presented “The Young Pr<strong>of</strong>essional<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Year” to Andrew McKechnie <strong>of</strong> JWT<br />

Limi Wong (<strong>Advertising</strong> Manager, Newsweek) presented “The International<br />

Print Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year” to the representatives from Saatchi & Saatchi<br />

and Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications.<br />

Elsie Chua (Sr VP, Sales & Marketing, CATS Classified <strong>Advertising</strong> , Marketging SPH) presented<br />

the “The Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year” to the representatives from Saatchi & Saatchi, MindShare<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> and OgilvyOne <strong>Singapore</strong> and Malaysia.<br />

Elsie Chua (Sr VP, Sales & Marketing, CATS Classified <strong>Advertising</strong> , Marketging SPH) presented<br />

the “The Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year” to the representatives from Saatchi & Saatchi, MindShare<br />

<strong>Singapore</strong> and OgilvyOne <strong>Singapore</strong> and Malaysia.<br />

Telly Tan (MD <strong>of</strong> Clear Channel) presented “The Poster Campaign — Photographer <strong>of</strong> the<br />

Year” to the representatives from Ogilvy & Mather, Jay Gee Production and Jonathan Tay<br />

<strong>of</strong> Jonathan 84 Tay Pte Ltd.


Angela Tong (VP Integrated Media Sales, MediaCorp News. Radio.<br />

Print) presented “The <strong>Advertising</strong> Pr<strong>of</strong>essional <strong>of</strong> the Year” to David<br />

Tang, President/CEO, DDB Worldwide.<br />

Diana Chaw (Asso. Publisher, <strong>Advertising</strong> Sales, ACP Magazines)<br />

presented “The Magazine Campaign <strong>of</strong> the Year” to the<br />

representatives from ZenithMedia and Proctor & Gamble.<br />

Mr Edwin Koh (Sr VP , Sales & Marketing, MediaCorp TV) presented<br />

“The Media Agency <strong>of</strong> the Year” to OMD <strong>Singapore</strong><br />

The Creative Director <strong>of</strong> the Year Award<br />

Jeslyn Tan (Head, SMRT Media) presented “The Creative Director <strong>of</strong><br />

the Year” to Patrick Low, Executive Creative Director <strong>of</strong> Y&R<br />

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For the second year running the Creative Director <strong>of</strong> the Year Award<br />

was back to recognise leadership in the local creative industry. The<br />

Award marks the successful collaborative partnership between The<br />

<strong>Institute</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Advertising</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> and SMRT Media.<br />

A total <strong>of</strong> 15 <strong>Singapore</strong> Creative Directors were short-listed. Nominees<br />

were voted by the Academy <strong>of</strong> Creative Directors, for the first time,<br />

and saw the emergence <strong>of</strong> four new faces: Mark Fong (Y&R),<br />

Patrick Low (Y&R), Ali Shabaz (JWT) and Thomas Yang (JWT).<br />

Judged by some <strong>of</strong> the industry’s most respected authorities, winner<br />

Patrick Low, Executive Director, Y&R, received his award from Jeslyn<br />

Tan, Head SMRT Media at the vibrant Gala Dinner and Awards<br />

Ceremony.

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