Título | TD Coin Posters |
Brief | To help parents talk to their kids about the value of saving, the agency created a first-of-its-kind interactive savings poster to distribute as a printed takeaway. The medium became the message, as each poster depicted a shape of something kids want to save for - a guitar, teddy bear, headphones and more. Each shape was made up of different coin-sized sockets for different denominations. The more kids filled in the sockets with coins, the more the shape took form, giving kids a visual understanding of the value and reward of saving money and making the whole experience more tangible. |
Agencia |
Leo Burnett Toronto
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Campaña |
TD Coin Posters
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Anunciante |
Dominion Bank
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Marca |
Coin Posters
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Posted | Noviembre 2019 |
Sector Empresarial | Servicios bancarios, inversiones, corredores de bolsa
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Sinopsis | 84% of Canadians feel they have weak financial literacy skills. Research shows that the understanding of money begins at home and often at a young age. Unfortunately, while parents want their children to understand money, many (43%) feel hesitant talking about it with them, and many more (78%) feel they aren’t successful at teaching their kids about money. |
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Case Study
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President |
Ben Tarr
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Responsable de la creación |
Judy John
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Director creativo |
Lisa Greenberg
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Director creativo |
Chris Munnik
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Director creativo |
Kerry Reynolds
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Redactor digital |
Dave Thornhill
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Designer/Art Director |
Dejan Djuric
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Developer |
Dan Purdy
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Developer |
Alex Dabic
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Productor de la agencia |
Alex Postans
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Print Producer |
Gord Cathmoir
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Print Producer |
Kevin Stephen
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Print Producer |
Barry Durocher
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VP, Group Account Director |
Laurie Freeman
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Director de cuentas |
Brian Poleck
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Director de cuentas |
Genevieve Cote
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Ejecutivo de cuentas |
Brandon Sellers
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Chief Strategy Officer |
Brent Nelson
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Planificador estratégico |
Shweta Bhatnagar
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Fotógrafo |
Arash Moallemi
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Productora |
Flash Reproductions
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