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elcome to the magical city of Sand, Sea & Grand Prix! It’s been a fast and furious week with many highlights; the most gratifying of which is seeing the investment made this year in creating future leaders – from the Creative Future Scholarship, Facebook’s Made For Mobile student workshop in KwaMashu, their Hack 4 Good; and the Adams & Adams Student Portfolio Day. Combined, these efforts are helping to
not only build but transform the creative economy. It’s great that we had over 3100 entries, representing 800 brands, 350 agencies from 22 countries across Africa and the Middle East – because the Loeries really is providing a great overview of our region’s best work. For the first time you can find all that work on the viewing stations at the Durban ICC and get the full list of finalists on the website or the app. And you really should download the Loeries® 2016 app available for iOS and Android. It’s the Loeries in your hand – and you know what they say about a bird in the hand. Its got the full programme, daily updates, events, shuttle times, maps, faqs etc. The best feature though is the connect function where you can
is a great honour to once again welcome the delegation of international and local creative “Itcommunicators, who continuously bring dynamism into our world. KwaZulu-Natal is a dynamic
location for all productions and I hope that the Loeries delegates find time to explore the different locations. The creative industry is an evolving one requiring practitioners to remain relevant in this global universe, the Loeries creative week is therefore a forum for us to learn from each other and explore new opportunities. I am sure you will agree with me that Durban is a fitting location to inspire the same. - Carol Coetzee, CEO of the KwaZulu-Natal Film Commission
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Loeries® Registration: Start your delegates programme by registering at the Durban ICC
09h00 - 18h30 Durban ICC
Unilever Brunch: VIP networking function by Unilever at California Dreaming
11h00 - 14h30 California Dreaming
Egg Films Social: Networking function for invited guests
14h00 - 17h00 Moyo
DStv Beach Cafe: A great new hub, right on the beach, for meals and drinks. Friday to Sunday. With a DJ every afternoon and lots of fun. Book a table for an agency lunch or pop in for a drink.
06h00 - 16h00 Elangeni Beachfront
Loeries® Award Ceremony: Saturday Night awards ceremony at the Durban ICC. No entry allowed after 18h30
17h00 - 18h30 Pre-Awards Cocktails 18h30 - Late Award Ceremony
IAB Digital Party: Networking function for invited guests
21h00 California Dreaming
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he crown of the Loeries Creative Week is the Loerie Awards, which take place tonight and tomorrow evening. This year there are eleven award categories, with many stellar agencies and organisations in the race for the most prestigious brand communication award on the African continent. Congratulations to all the finalists and good luck! To see the list of finalists, go to www.loeries. com and click View Finalists in the top left corner.
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network easily with your fellow delegates. It’s cool. Use it. The creative industry is much better represented at the Loeries this year - five of the seven speakers at the DStv Seminar were women, and the judging panels have been significantly transformed; an ongoing priority for us. Lastly I’d would like to thank all our partners for all their support and especially the Major Partners: Tourism KwaZulu-Natal (TKZN), the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, KwaZulu-Natal Province (EDTEA) and EThekwini Municipality – Durban, DStv and Gearhouse South Africa. Most importantly, good luck with the awards this weekend and remember to let your hair down and have some fun!
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Tim Horwood during the DStv Seminar of Creativity.
Sarah Personette, VP Global Business Marketing, Facebook.
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Debra Mallowah, VP Personal Care, Unilever, Nairobi.
Sarah then some brief but crucial advice regarding marketing to the mobile generation: Capture attention quickly.
is no doubt that “There connectivity is transforming Africa. Connectivity inspires creativity, and connectivity causes disruption.
Debra Mallowah It’s time to #Unstereotype, says Debra Maloowah, Vice President: Personal Care for Unilever. “Does advertising perpetuate gender stereotypes?” the answer from the audience was a profound and ringing YES. “3% of ads show women in managerial positions, amd one in two ads show some form of sexualisation. Only 20% of voiceovers are done by women. Women are almost always shown in domestic situations, with no aspiration or achievement. Look at beer! Beer is never marketed to women. Do brands think that if more women start drinking beer,
men will stop?” Kid’s toys today are more divided by gender than 50 years ago. Gender identity has changed, yet advertising still features outdated stereotypes, and consumers are not happy about it, says Debra. Stereotypes have a negative impact on brands. 40% of women say that they do not identify at all with the women they see in advertising, and 42% of women say that advertising shows merely a fragment of who they are. Says Debra, “Unilever is moving away from these stereotypes; we have a commitment to a progressive portrayal of women.” From women present only in service of product news, and the sole owners of domestic duties or in secondary support roles, and characters that are vacuous, agreeable and blank, and beauty that conforms to a male perception of attractiveness; to roles that represent aspirations and wider achievements, and personalities that are authentic, distinctive and colourful. Unilever is building momentum for a different approach to advertising, so embrace #Unstereotype!
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Sarah made the following three salient points as the focus areas of her presentation: • Awareness breeds interest. 52% of people who have heard of the internet but never used it, want to use it. • Multi-access, not multi-device. 37% of people share their mobile phones – and this figure is higher for women vs men. • Wi-Fi is a luxury. 14% of people have used Wi-Fi, usually at school or work.
You can do this by starting with your most captivating elements, putting your “hero” front and centre, incorporating brand identity early, and writing engaging post copy. She says to “design with the sound off in mind”. The majority of mobile video viewers do not turn on the sound. So tell your stories visually, use text and graphics to help deliver your message, and try captions. It is also very important to frame your visual story by exploring different frames, highlighting key elements and creating visual surprises. Explore more in the area of play, through experimenting to learn, and pushing boundaries.
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We have a collective commitment to creativity, says Sarah Personette, Global Business Manager for Facebook, and it is Africa that will lead the creative revolution. “The future is impossible to predict. Who would have said that the world would become mobile? It took 38 years for radio to hit 50 million users, but only two years for mobile. The younger generation has leapfrogged the desktop straight to mobile. We’ve been through a seismic shift, and Africa is a mobile-first continent.” There is no doubt that connectivity is transforming Africa. Connectivity inspires creativity, and connectivity causes disruption. Sarah illustrated this sentiment by drawing on the success of African creative innovations, such as Afrinolly, Tuluntulu and FunKidz, which have harnessed the global connectivity shift and made homegrown successes. “We need to think and create and design differently. What matters most on mobile is Personalisation, having Empathy and Customisation.”
with no aspiration or achievement.
Laura Jordan-Bambach It’s incredibly difficult not to be inspired by a woman who won’t hire anyone who doesn’t do something creative in their spare time. In this session, Laura JordanBambach of Mr President demonstrated
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the importance of playing and allowing said creativity to flourish in the right environment. She spoke specifically about being a ‘maker’ – an explorer who creates new ideas in culture – and a ‘doer’ – a craftsperson who plays in a defined space. “To do different you need to be different,” she said, adding that the spirit of creativity is the most powerful thing to harness. “If you think what you do is advertising, you’re playing in a really narrow space. Creativity is so powerful. We can create products, we can create services, we can influence businesses, we can improve their platforms,” she said. Taking these ideas and principles and applying them to business transformation is where we need to head. Some of the work she’s done in this extremely different space has been creating an elite Club Grey Goose in order to restore the brand’s exclusivity, working with Richard Branson’s Virgin companies to create the interactive rewards app Virgin Red, and bringing Maille Mustard’s superb products into the digital age – with an extraordinary spoon. She underscored the importance of teaming up – “collaboration is queen” – as well as breathing, allowing ourselves room for expectation, and empathy, one of the most important skills for any creatives in today’s world. Ending the session on a high note she asked, “What’s the one thing you’re going to start making tomorrow?”
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bring young, diverse talent “Weintowantthistoindustry, because we are energised
LOERIES 2016 FACT BYTES 3 000
Over 3 000 delegates expected at Loeries 2016
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3 100 entries
350 AGENCIES
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Number of countries that have entered the Loeries this year (South Africa, Angola, Botswana, Egypt, Ghana, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lebanon, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, UAE, Zambia and Zimbabwe).
800 BRANDS
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Tseliso Rangaka EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | Ogilvy & Mather cape town
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Justin Gomes Executive Creative Director | FoxP2
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remain on the pulse of everything and are highly engaged. Teaching me words like Jive, Bloma, Khapa and Balla. It’s also great to see that Durban shows in everyone’s outlook and people-first attitude. After winning Grand Prix at last year’s Loeries Awards 2015. I look forward to seeing what work makes this year’s biggest mark.
seliso Rangaka graduated from Rhodes University in 1998 with a Journalism degree and a lot of enthusiasm. He then promptly hung this up on a wall and studied copywriting at the AAA School of Advertising in 1998, receiving his diploma. In 1999 and straight out of university, Tseliso joined the then Lindsay Smithers FCB as a copywriter where he got big brand exposure on accounts like Vodacom, Toyota and Adcock Ingram. A few years later, in 2007 Tseliso joined Ogilvy & Mather Johannesburg where he quickly rose to the position of Creative Director looking after the agency’s South African Tourism, GSK, Cadbury’s and CocaCola accounts, among others. In 2013, he transferred to Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town as Creative Director on the South African Breweries account. Tseliso took up the role of Executive Creative
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Director at the agency. During the course of his career, Tseliso has served on the boards of directors for Ogilvy & Mather Johannesburg, Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town, The Creative Circle and the South African Loerie Awards. He has also been the recipient of numerous international and local creative awards including Cannes Lions, D&AD and One Show.
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to discover you could actually make a living out of being creative. Together with creative partner Andrew Whitehouse, Justin founded an independent agency named after the creativity gene, FoxP2 in 2005. The Agency has won multiple awards including Financial Mail’s Agency Of The Year, Finweek’s New Agency Of The Year, Finweek’s Small Agency Of The Year and Finweek’s Cape Agency Of The Year. Justin has consistently been voted Most Admired Creative Director and Most Admired Creative Director Runner Up in CT and SA over the last six years. Justin was nominated SA Creative Circle Chairman in 2014 with the Creative Circle being awarded the Most Admired Industry Body in 2015 under his leadership. Justin opened Design Indaba with his “Why Wookiees Don’t Wear Pants” speech in 2012 and has judged at International Award shows that include Cannes, Clio’s and the London International Awards.
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Executive Creative Director | Ogilvy & Mather
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t’s been a year since I entered the jungle at Gorilla Creative Media. I stepped into the role of Group ECD after spending the last few years at Gloo@Ogilvy as ECD. Durban is now home and as Chief Creative I’m responsible for the creative output of both the Durban office and our growing Joburg office in Greenside. For me, an ‘Agency’ is its people and diversity is one of Gorilla’s strengths. We’re a like-minded troop, having the same dreams yet very diverse backgrounds. This special mix results in the creation of truly unique and interesting work. ‘Gorillas’ challenge the traditional ‘Ad Agency’ label. We see ourselves as a bunch of thinkers, sharing a space and each other’s ideas. Various talents spice up the conversation and challenge the status quo. Bravery here is never whispered, it’s chanted. Gorilla draws no line in the sand. Be it ATL, BTL or Online, Experiential or Interactive, we believe that great ideas LIVE, whatever the medium. It’s what unites us and excites me every day in the scope of work we do. Our ambition is amplified by a shared vision. Work ethic is key - agility, tenacity and authenticity are our pillars. My first year has been great. I’m enjoying fuelling creative growth and love our energetic, youthful ‘Gorillas’ who
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ic kicked-off his career at Young & Rubicam Cape Town, a year later dodged the apartheid military machine and moved to New York, joining Della Femina McNamee. Hungry for a piece of the post-apartheid party, moved back to South Africa and joined Ogilvy & Mather RSM Cape Town. Subsequently left Ogilvy rejoining Young & Rubicam for a short stint. Left Y&R and founded Electric Ocean in Cape Town, one of the first digital agencies globally. In 1998 Nicholas sold Electric Ocean to DraftFCB and took up a position in San Francisco, as joint VP Creative Director at Phoenix-Pop - retreating a few years later to Los Angeles in the aftermath of the dotcom bust. He headed back to South Africa in 2005, pottered about for a few years, then joined Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town in 2009. Nicholas has played a key role in establishing Ogilvy & Mather Cape Town as the leading integrated agency in South Africa - fuelled in part by a dogmatic approach to fostering a measured degree of chaos. An approach that has garnered numerous accolades from Cannes Lions, One Show, D&AD, Clio, London International Awards, Loeries, SA Creative Circle Ad of Year, Financial Mail Agency of
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t took Michelle three years of cutting up cadavers at Med School to decide that writing was far more interesting. She packed up her lab coat, apologised to her folks and went to Vega. To their relief, she graduated top of her class and all was forgiven. Michelle spent the first 10 years of her career working as an above-the-line Copywriter at some of South Africa’s biggest agencies, on some of South Africa’s biggest brands. Keen to try her hand at digital, she joined NATIVE VML in 2012 and has never looked back. Currently heading up the Copywriting department, Michelle has been a Creative Circle judge and has won numerous, top local and international awards.
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aving over 20 years experience in the fields of portrait, fashion, editorial and advertising photography I began my career in London in the 1990s where I was commissioned by The Independent on Saturday Magazine to photograph portraits of actors, artists and musicians. My passion lies in portraiture and fashion. It has given me the opportunity to work for some brilliant magazines and ad agencies in South Africa and abroad. I have worked with some truly amazing people who have inspired and continue to inspire me everyday. I’m very lucky and very grateful to do something I love.
rchie Malinga is a creative director at Ogilvy and Mather Johannesburg. He holds a Diploma in Visual Communication and Integrated Marketing. He studied at the AAA School of Advertising. He started his advertising career 10 years ago at The Jupiter Drawing Room. 4 years later he moved to FCB, in 2013 to Joe Public United and recently to Ogilvy and Mather. Throughout his advertising years he managed to accumulate some prestigious local and international awards such as: Cannes, One Show, Clios, Loeries, World Press and Pendorings. He has judged at the Print Media Students Awards 2011 and at The Creative Circle Ad of the Month on numerous occasions.
the agency as a serious creative contender in the industry. Under his creative leadership NATIVE VML has been listed number 5 overall amongst all SA agencies at the Loeries, won the coveted Best Agency title at Bookmarks, twice in 3 years, and added a plethora of local and international awards to their credentials, including Campaign Gold at Cannes. Ryan has worked with a multitude of clients including BMW, Volvo, Citroen, Nike, Addidas, Jameson, Absolut, McDonalds, Sony Ericsson, Nedbank, Evian, Vodafone, M-TV, Levis, and more. Ryan has judged at Loeries, Bookmarks, New York Festival, AdPrint, and ADC, was listed in Mail & Guardians top 200 South Africans 2014, and in The Media Magazine’s Top 40 under 40 for 2015. Ryan is happiest when surfing, having philosophical discussions with his 8 year old daughter and coming up with new ideas.
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fter studying at the AAA School of Design and Advertising, Ryan began his career in his hometown, Cape Town, as an Art Director. He has since worked as a creative at some of the world’s top ad agencies, including FCB, JWT, HAVAS Amsterdam & Paris, Serviceplan Munich, and collected an impressive host of awards including Cannes, ADC, Effies, NYF, One Show, Loeries and D&AD. Working across different countries and continents has given Ryan a unique perspective on creativity, adding fuel to his belief that creativity can solve real world problems. In Amsterdam, he cofounded “Join the Pipe”, an NGO that won Best New Initiative from UNICEF. Getting deeper into film, Ryan wrote and directed an environmental documentary, shot on location in the South Pacific islands, and shown across Europe. Ryan then cofounded The Soon Institute, a company focused on prototyping futures within the communication industry. Upon his return to South Africa, Ryan has led NATIVE VML as regional Executive Creative Director. Since then, he’s been instrumental in positioning
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aron Assabi is an entrepreneur with a passion for ICT, having been a consultant in the ICT industry for the past 20 years in the US, UK and Africa. Yaron Assabi is the founder and CEO of Digital Solutions Group (DSG), a company that began as Digital Mall in 1998 and offered retailers a new marketing channel in e-business during a time when there was little activity in the e-commerce market in South Africa. Now, DSG is an investment holding company in the ICT sector, where the Group has launched a number of niche services and group companies and is able to provide an array of digital solutions to businesses through the use of multi-channel technology platforms. Yaron specialises in strategy and implementation of relationship marketing solutions and customerbased initiatives using the internet as a formidable enabling platform. Additionally, Yaron has extensive experience in the mobile data services and solutions market. Yaron also serves as the ICT strategist for the Nelson Mandela Foundation and formulated strategy for the 46664 global reach programme.
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