With an ambitious goal of ending new transmissions of HIV by 2025, the NZ Aids Foundation is on a mission to educate its community about sexual…
Browsing: TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards 2019
To get New Zealanders listening to The Edge for longer, MediaWorks locked up its announcers and challenged fans to find them, release them and win some…
How do you reposition a brand after 18 years in the market? Blis Technologies found its solution in going to the root of the problem to…
As a New Zealander of the Year, Kiwibank identified an opportunity to spread its message while also backing an award-winning cause. The Challenge Kiwibank has long…
Small, Kiwi and family-owned, Whittaker’s has gone from strength to strength. From producing the humble Peanut Slab to over 100 products, this is a business that…
Getting folks to spend money on travel over the Christmas period is a hard ask. But Flight Centre New Zealand used an innovative approach to data…
With the All Blacks set to represent New Zealand at the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan, All Blacks Tours had the challenge of getting fans…
Starting from humble beginnings, MBM as a start-up independent agency, and Whittaker’s struggling to claw share off Cadbury, the two have worked together over the past…
To secure its future, Skinny brought in the help of some famous names to help out. The Challenge In 2018, things were make or break for…
With New Zealand lacking engineers, Engineering New Zealand set itself a goal to inspire Kiwi kids with its Wonder Project.
sKids and Nestlé proved the perfect pair to get Kiwi kids cooking healthy meals.
DB Breweries needed to re-energise its Monteith’s brand so it crafted some fresh packaging, a new brand platform and new brews.
Since 2016, Emily Thorn, a marketing and publicity specialist for Auckland Council, has quickly excelled in marketing with ideas that cut through the marketplace. It’s no surprise her colleagues call her a driven, strategic and creative marketer who is a real asset to the team.
To turn Tui’s fortunes around, DB Breweries brewed up a new drink, and while it sports the Tui logo, it’s not a beer.
When Jo Mitchell, McDonald’s NZ director of marketing, joined in 2013, she was tasked with turning around a business that had lost touch with New Zealand. By taking a customer-first approach, she’s delivering consecutive growth.
From beauty and personal care to chocolate, Philip Poole’s impact on New Zealand’s marketing industry is undeniable.
These companies showed us how they put their tools to use and have been crowned winners at the 2018 TVNZ-NZ Marketing Awards.