UK | Dubai
As much-anticipated sporting events go, that little competition about to start next month in Stratford can only be surpassed by one thing - the annual Campaign Works vs Goodman softball* match. So, yesterday evening our dream team headed to Regents Park, keen to restore agency pride after the beating we took from our client last time round.
Four months of hard work and planning culminated recently in a hugely successful event for our client Hilton Worldwide.
We helped organise and manage a major conference in Berlin, working closely with film production company ML Studios. Projection wallpapers and a puffa sphere were created, adding excitement and atmosphere to an evening cocktail party held for 1200 guests.
Hilton Worldwide’s Light the Way Berlin event is a Pro Award finalist in the “Best Dealer, Sales Force or Business-to-Business Campaign” category.
At this time of year it is hard to keep motivated, when you already have one eye clearly focussed on the settee and a mince pie. It’s doubly hard for creatives, when the long year has squeezed them dry of ideas. That’s why the Glug Xmas event glugevents.com is so well timed.
In our industry, we’re used to climbing mountains – after all, it’s what we try and do for our clients every single day. But how about climbing a few real mountains for a change? And all in the name of a good cause…
With its state-of-the-art infrastructure and undisputed position as a leading regional commercial hub, Dubai has rightly earned itself the reputation of being the ‘gateway between the east and the west.’ Now, into this city of over two million people from nearly 200 nationalities comes a new venture from a company which shares the forward-thinking vision that has helped shape Dubai as the dynamic nucleus of the Arabian Gulf region.
What a way to really feel part of the Campaign Works team – my very first CW Christmas do! As usual it was all based around two vitally important parts of any successful organisation: team building and partying!
We like to support charitable causes whenever we can (the Four Peaks Challenge will come around before we know it!), and we've supported the Hilton in the Community Foundation for many years now.
So when Hilton contacted us recently to ask for our help with a local project, we were more than happy to help.
Last night we went to see the Pencil and Pixel Monotype Exhibition at the Metropolitan Wharf in Wapping. There was a tour organised by the Design Business Association (DBA) which was led by Monotype's Head of Typography, Robin Nicholas and designer of the typeface Arial.