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Entrant: Ogilvy Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Brand: Colgate
Title: "A Million Logos"
Corporate Name of Client: Colgate-Palmolive
Chief Marketing Officer: Yves Briantais
Client Marketing Director: Lyndon Morant
Client Company Marketing Manager: Fernando Gomez
Media Company: Wavemaker
Media Company Head of Media APAC: Jenny Pham
Media Strategist: Rylie Huang
Media Strategy Director: James Wong
PR Company: Ogilvy PR
PR Company Managing Director: Q Akashah
PR Company Account Manager: Vanessa Yeo
PR Company Business Director: Anggie Aprillia
PR Companies Communications Director(s): Izza Zainuddin/Ada Tong
Agency: Ogilvy Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur/Ogilvy Singapore, Singapore
Chief Creative Officers: Fred Saldanha, Reed Collins, Nicolas Courant, Adrian Miller
Executive Creative Directors: Kenny Choo/Nikhil Panjwani
Creative Director: Dunstan Lee
Associate Creative Directors: Tiago Silva/Hugo Suissas/Amaline Lim
Art Director: Eva Chin
Agency Chief Client Officer APAC: Giri Jadhav
Agency Executive Director: Daniel Cullen
Agency Strategic Planner: Laura Wang
Agency Strategy Director: Orlando Hooper
Agency Business Director: Kunal Rasania
Agency Account Manager: Erica Lim
Illustrator: Ian Hai En
Digital Company Senior Creative Technologist: Peter Iafare
Digital Company VP of Operations: Jenny Cho

Description:
As a leading oral care brand, Colgate believes every smile is beautiful – whether you’ve got gap teeth, buck teeth, misaligned teeth, or whatever the world deems imperfect.

So we got Suzie Wadee – an influencer with imperfect teeth – as the new face of our brand. To lead the change in the industry.

But Suzie got smile shamed online. She isn’t alone. 94% of people in Asia-Pacific feel they can’t smile freely, with 2 in 5 having experienced smile shame.

They feel bad about how their teeth look, mainly due to the influence of social media, and comments from people.

The best way to fight smile shame, is to keep on smiling. So we adapted our logo – which features a smile – to celebrate every individual’s unique smiles. Our fightback campaign launched on an occasion that has never been owned by a brand – World Smile Day.

We got the news talking about the issue of smile shame. Influencers then shared their personal smile shame stories, to encourage others to share theirs. We also celebrated unique smiles on outdoor and online ads, while inviting everyone to join the movement – simply by using our Smile Generator AI tool to create a personalised Colgate Smile they could proudly share.

Colgate even created toothpaste packs featuring personalised logos for those who had been smile shamed. Within Colgate, we initiated an employee engagement program on LinkedIn for employees who felt smile shame, and published their personal smile stories on LinkedIn.