Publicis Groupe UK

An incredible year of creative work from our crew ✨ A big thank you to everyone!

🏆 We won! 🏆   We're so proud to share that our 'Stitch + Spice' campaign with PUMA Group took home the trophy in the Fashion & Beauty category at last night's PRovoke Media EMEA SABRE Awards! 📹 Not only this, but the campaign was awarded 4th in the Platinum SABRE Award for Best In Show 🤩   With both ‘Stitch + Spice’ and ‘FOREVER.BETTER.’ shortlisted in the same category, only one could win, but both showcase the power of creativity, culture, and innovation 🖊️ This is an enormous achievement and a great reminder of what's possible when we push ourselves creatively - huge shout out to our PUMA clients for their collaboration along the way. Full list of winners: https://lnkd.in/dYYDSUmd

🚀 10,000 futures unlocked. And we’re just getting started. Next Tech Girls just hit a game-changing milestone—10,000 girls inspired, mentored, and empowered to step into tech careers. And we couldn’t be prouder to have played a part in making it happen, alongside our Publicis Media family. Diverse perspectives fuel innovation—and that starts with making the industry more accessible, inclusive, and inspiring for the next generation. From hands-on mentorship to real-world experiences, we’re committed to breaking barriers and building futures. This milestone isn’t the finish line—it’s proof of what’s possible when we champion the next wave of talent. Here’s to the next 10,000. https://lnkd.in/eyZKUhUW #NextTechGirls #WomenInTech #DiversityInTech #FutureTalent #DigitasUK

🚨 Calling all in-house sustainability and communications professionals! 🚨 ‘Drill, baby, drill’ has defined a decade of populist rhetoric, while ‘Net Zero’ has struggled to inspire. As climate policies waver and public sentiment shifts, is the sustainability movement losing the war of words? At our upcoming webinar on Thursday 24th April, ‘The New Vocab of Values: Can Sustainability Win the War of Words?’, we’ll explore: 🗣️ How sustainability language has evolved, and where it’s failing 🔍 New research exploring how people react to climate messaging 🚀 Lessons from social movements on reframing complex issues 🤝 How to engage audiences without fuelling division You'll hear from expert voices from media, activism, politics, and business as they discuss the power of framing, messaging, and storytelling in sustainability communication. ⭐ lucy siegle, Writer and Broadcaster ⭐ Chris Hines, Co-founder of Surfers Against Sewage and former Sustainability Director of the Eden Project ⭐ Jamila Brown, Sustainability Activist and Social Impact Strategist Register your interest: https://lnkd.in/eadWw49z

"Big ideas get bigger when you supercharge them with the right partnerships and collaborations." Andrew Spurgeon, Chief Creative Officer at Publicis Health UK, and Andrew Morley, Creative Director at Langland, are headed to the Big Apple to judge the next big ideas at the Clio Health Awards in May.   What else does it take to make your mark at the prestigious show? "Getting people to invest their time, energy, and, in some cases, precious brand equity, in your ideas takes persuasion and vision," continued Andrew Spurgeon. "So, my respect to those who achieve this, and extra love for the ones who do it for the improved health of others. I'm excited to see what this year brings."   Stay tuned for the results on 11 June.   #ClioHealth2025 #Creative #Advertising The Clios

Still buzzing from a big week at Leo’s 💥   At this year’s Campaign UK Agency of the Year Awards, we walked away as the most awarded agency of the night, with some seriously special wins for our brilliant people:   Our CEO Carly Avener, named Head of Agency (Creative/Advertising) — praised as “an incredible example of how to lead an agency that values its people, its work, its clients and its bottom line.”   Josh Bullmore, Strategic Leader of the Year — for the FOURTH year running.   Tom Sussman, aka Mr McDonald’s, Strategist of the Year for the second year in a row.   Our production team, led by Emily Marr, named Agency Producer of the Year, recognised for their “really stunning contribution to the work of a great agency with social-first, craft and quality.”   We also took bronze in the Creative Agency of the Year category.   And just to top it off, on the same night, we picked up eight wins at the British Arrows, including two Craft Golds for Vodafone’s 40 Years of Christmas, and Silvers for work with McDonald's and TUI across film and integrated.   Massive love to the whole Leo gang, this is recognition for the creativity AND culture we’ve all built together.   Thanks to Campaign UK, British Arrows and all the judges. And huge congrats to the other brilliant winners. 💛   #AgencyOfTheYearUK #BritishArrows #PopulistCreativity  

And if winning British Arrows Agency of the Year wasn't enough... Our epic Franki Goodwin took home Creative Leader 2024 at last night's Campaign UK Agency of the Year 💥

Huge congratulations to Saatchi & Saatchi UK on being named British Arrows Agency of the Year and taking home an incredible 16 wins!

It’s time to celebrate creative power. ⚡️ We recreated our iconic ad for Johnnie Walker, 'The Man Who Walked Around The World', to launch the manifesto of our CEO and IPA President, Karen Martin.    Karen gave a rallying cry to celebrate the pivotal role creativity plays in shaping the industry and the immense value it brings to business success, the economy, and British culture. This film was made possible thanks to the incredible support and partnership with Jamie Rafn and Creators Inc. Thank you to the cast: Sir John Hegarty, Nick Gill, shelley smoler, Richard Brim, Felipe Serradourada Guimaraes, Lynsey Atkin, Ana Balarin, Hermeti Balarin, Nils Leonard, Jules Chalkley, Antony Nelson, Mark Elwood, Noel Bunting, Alex Grieve, Genevieve Gransden, Selma Ahmed and The London Piper.   And thank you to the crew and partners: Marshall Street Editors, Electric Theatre Collective, String and Tins, Georgina Kent, Chris Barrett, Faye Rizzo, Fede Alfonzo, Ben Holmes, Paddy Bartram, Ben W., Jarod Kemp, Aroa Fuentes, Charlie Havord, Lawrence Bushell, Fabian Adkins-Krijgsman,  Lucia Volpe, James Rice, and Khairah McFarlane.   Finally, music was so integral to this, so thank you especially to Adelphoi Music Ltd, Jamie Masters and Christopher Thomson. Watch the film here: https://lnkd.in/euVgvdkP

IPA (Institute of Practitioners in Advertising) President and BBH London CEO Karen Martin today announced her agenda to revitalise UK advertising and celebrate the immense value creativity brings to business success, the economy and British culture. During her inaugural speech, Karen set out the critical need to put creativity back at the core of business and highlighted key challenges facing the ad industry today. For the full breakdown of Karen's speech and agenda as IPA President, read more here: https://lnkd.in/d4Ty6nhm