
Wellington-based independent creative agency EightyOne has appointed Tom Sykes as executive strategy director.
Wellington-based independent creative agency EightyOne has appointed Tom Sykes as executive strategy director.
NZ Police and EightyOne have launched a new recruitment campaign asking everyday Kiwis, ‘Do you fit the description we’re looking for?’
EightyOne has appointed Sam Harris, formerly of Reason, to lead its next phase of growth in technology and performance.
New Zealand Police and agency EightyOne rolled out a new recruitment tool – this time featuring a mini-cinema and popcorn.
Victoria University and EightyOne have launched a new campaign to make Wellington the student capital of Aotearoa.
DHL have worked with agency EightyOne and production company Supernormal to give fans something special to cheer about this season.
Created with agency EightyOne, the digital campaign featuring noodles, waffles and donuts will encourage F&F fans to push their spread beyond bread.
A campaign depicting the scale of the museum’s next exhibition, involving a giant dinosaur, aims to truly make it one of its biggest ever.
The 17,680 Nights of July is the latest fundraising campaign for Women’s Refuge via EightyOne.
Sport NZ has paired up with EightyOne to showcase the Football Ferns ahead of their return home to play in the FIFA Women’s World Cup.
Robert Walters NZ, with the help of EightyOneX, has announced it is the offical recruitment partner of New Zealand Rugby.
Wellington creative agency, EightyOne and Auckland-based cultural design specialists SixOneNine, have announced their formal creative partnership.
EightyOne X and DHL Express NZ have teamed up to bring DHL Super Rugby Pacific to life, with an innovative approach.
The latest Powershop campaign featuring their pink personification of power lifts the lid on the experience of being a Powershop customer.
Basketball NZ, with partners EightyOne and SixOneNine, have launched a new, elite women’s basketball league with names and brand identities.
EightyOne’s ‘Great Night In’ campaign for Women’s Refuge has raised a total 14,628 Safe Nights for women and children building violence free lives.
New Zealand Rugby (NZR) has launched a new Black Ferns brand building campaign via EightyOneX.
YY Nation is a New Zealand start-up causing all sorts of waves in the US. Partnering with EightyOne, the brand has been built from scratch.
Sport New Zealand and EightyOneX have launched a physical activity campaign to encourage the nation to get moving again post-Covid.
EightyOne has announced the launch of EightyOneBC, a unique Behaviour Change consultancy combining data, insight and creative.
EightyOne has announced the appointment of copywriter Joe Stuart, this as the Wellington-based agency opens a new Auckland office.
UK-based Healthspan Elite has launched a co-created range of sports & vitamin products developed with All Blacks performance nutritionist Kat Darry.
EightyOne has announced two internal promotions. Penny Hobbs to the role of Head of Client Service and Brendan Sturrock to Head of Strategy.
WellingtonNZ’s new Love your Lunchtime campaign via EightyOne is a winner for central city businesses and the customers they serve.
BCITO and EightyOne are continuing to change Kiwis’ perceptions of the trades by hammering home the perks of being a tradie.
EightyOneX, the sports marketing arm of EightyOne, has been appointed as exclusive sponsorship agency for the newest Super Rugby team Moana Pasifika.
EightyOne has launched new content for Women’s Refuge’s ‘Safe-Night-a-thon’, where Kiwis can win extraordinary money-can’t-buy experiences.
Headphone technology company Nura has launched its latest piece of work with the All Blacks in line with their new product release of NURATRUE.
Data-led Wellington-based creative agency EightyOne has announced the appointment of Tracey Bridges as the Chair of its Advisory Board.
Following the announcement of new sport agency EightyOneX, EightyOne has now launched a media offshoot – with Grant Maxwell headlining proceedings. Called EightyOneM, it will merge…