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How Much Weight Are You Taking Home?* how much weight are you taking home?* * AADC 38th ANNUAL AWARDS 1.81 kg Presidents Address Last year we asked ‘What would you give?’ This year I ask, ‘What did you do?’ ‘What have we done?’ and ‘What did we achieve?’ As a club our goal is to always work toward improving the levels of creativity within South Australia while ensuring that our members are listened to and consulted with, in an effort to ensure we are facilitating the wishes of our creative community. Last year we listened and promised changes. Our relationship with the TCC has continued to prosper, while also working toward forming partnerships with The Australian Cinematographers Society, AGDA, Newscorp, The Adelaide Media Club and ADMA. These partnerships have resulted in immediate benefits for our members, such as the cross promotion of previously exclusive events and the benefit of members rates. Last year we asked you to keep an eye on the festival season, promising to deliver a new event in partnership with the TCC and Newscorp. The Result? A visit from Justin and Fabio of The Monkeys, visiting Adelaide for en evening of creative discussion, a showcase of work and of course a drink or two. I applaud the events committee for their efforts, as have many of our members whom attended. We realize the importance of our traditional social events, but aim to improve these with the additional of either an educational or creative element, to assist professional growth while remaining true to our clubs long and proud traditions. The AADC hopes to co-host another events prior to our Christmas party. As a state we have experienced significant change within an economic environment showing little consistency, including the departure of Clemenger BBDO Adelaide as a brand. But we need to move forward. How do we continue to grow our businesses? Work hard and understand that the best work produced within this state (shown on this night), is on par with your peers nationally. As the longest running creative club in Australia, we have a rich history. When looking through our annuals our community has achieved much, thanks to all the Life Members of the club, we applaud you. Whilst we have been navigating difficult economic conditions, the contribution of our sponsors has not only remained consistent, our sponsorship partners have grown, this is due to the hard work of a small group of often-unappreciated committee members. I’d like to take this moment to personally thank you for your efforts. To our platinum sponsors Cummins and Partners, Cutler Brands, Jamshop, KWP! and KOJO, our deepest thanks for your continued support. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank the AADC executive and sub committees, without your hard work and dedication to ensuring the prolonged success of our club, tonight would not be possible. As we work toward becoming the most organized, disciplined, financial and successful club representing the creative industry in Australia we seek your assistance. This will only be possibly via continued successful partnerships and alliances, but more importantly with your assistance. Only through your future contribution and feedback from our members can we ensure the continued success of the Adelaide Advertising and Design Club. Enjoy tonight, you’ve earned it. Josh Welbourn Co-President Sponsors PLATINUM GOLD CORPORATE PARTNERS WATERING CAN 2.18kg The 2015 Watering Can recipient is James Rickard. The silver watering can is awarded by the presidents each year for outstanding contribution above and beyond the call of duty to the advertising industry in South Australia. After use in the television commercial by Clemenger in 1978, the silver watering can was donated by Adelaide & Wallaroo Fertilizer. PREVIOUS WINNERS 1978 Street Remley 1990 Brian Braidwood 2002 Ernie Clark ACS 1979 Barry Tucker & Ian Kidd 1991 Warren Wood 2003 Young & Rubicam Adelaide 1980 Don Gill & Andrew Killey 1992 Rita Siow 2004 Marty Pepper 1981 Max Pepper 1993 Busch 2005 Milton Wordly 1982 Chris Briscoe 1994 Richard Chataway & Michael Cusack 2006 Phillip Lane 1983 Idris Jones 1995 Jack Van Gastel 2007 Angela Heesom 1984 Jim Berinson 1996 Jan Turbill 2008 John Chataway & Kent Smith 1985 Bernie Van Elsen 1997 Elspeth Baird 2009 Sputnik 1986 Marsha Dearden 1998 Leanne Vine 2010 Les Francis 1987 David Minear & Peter Withy 1999 Chris Charlton 2011 Haylie Craig 1988 Jim Robinson 2000 Drew Lenman & Mike Connell 2012/13 Kim Boehm 1989 Brenton Whittle 2001 Phyllis Southgate 2014 Greg Knagge & Geoff Robertson Thank you TO THOSE WHO CARRIED A LITTLE MORE WEIGHT. WE COULDN’T HAVE DONE IT WITHOUT YOU. Aaren Mackay Aimee Lane Anna Bardsley-Jones Chris Charlton Jason Hollamby Jason Morton Joel van der Knaap Justin Pounsett Marty Pepper Matt Jones Matt McKenzie-Smith Maxx Corkindale Michelle Wye Nicola Tate Paul Sobolewski Risk Sound Samantha Bowmer Samuel Johnson Tracy Davidson Co-Chair Judges Tony Hale Sudeep Gohil Tony has been the Chief Executive Officer of Sudeep is the Chief Executive Officer of The Communications Council since January Droga5 Sydney and has been fortunate this year. Prior to this role Tony was the enough to have spent the last 20 years founding CEO of The Newspaper Works, the working at some of the best agencies in peak industry organisation for the major the world. newspaper publishers. He started his career in the mailroom of George Patterson Bates, However Tony has an advertising background having spent over 30 in the basement of 107 Mount St, North Sydney. years with some of the leading agencies in Australia. He spent 8 years In 2008, Sudeep became one of the 3 founding partners of Droga5 Sydney. with JWT in several Australian and overseas offices. He started his own agency, Hale & Collins, was Client Services Director at The Campaign In between, he was Planning Director at W+K Portland. During his Palace and Director of Clemenger BBDO Sydney. time there, Sudeep worked with a host of clients including: Nike (Global), EA, Miller, Starbucks and P&G (Old Spice). Throughout his career, Tony has been equally passionate about great creative and effective advertising, believing that a strong causal link Prior to W+K, Sudeep was part of the planning team at BBH in both exists. He has been involved in campaigns that have won creative London and Tokyo, working on Levi’s, Diageo and the prestigious awards all round the world, has won 5 AFA Effectiveness Awards and Barnardo’s account. has served on the Effies organising committee since 2004. Sudeep was part of the inaugural Cannes Creative Effectiveness Tony has served on many judging panels including AdNews and Mumbrella Jury in 2011 as well as judging numerous other awards in both agency of the year awards and chaired several Effies categories. Australia and around the world. He is also the Chairman of the peak professional advertising body: The Communications Council. If he is not driving all over Sydney during the weekend watching his 3 children play sport, he enjoys his futile attempts at trying to master the In his free time he is an avid collector of sneakers, street art and elusive game of golf. electronic music enthusiast. Judges Alastair White Andrew van der Brad Grisaffe Brent Smart Buzz Pringle Facilitator Westhuyzen Engineer CEO Owner Phuel Owner Audio Brien Saatchi and Buzz Pringle Collider Saatchi New York Cameron Hoelter Chris Mitchell Chris Doyle Christopher Corey Essey Creative Director Creative Director Creative Director Savage Managing DDB Sydney and Copywriter Christopher Doyle Creative Director Director/Executive Chris + Geoff & Co Wrestling Producer Possums Finch Judges Cornel Wilczek Craig Patch-Taylor Daniel Rosenberg David Joubert David Boxser Creative Director, Creative Director Founding Partner Creative Director Managing Director Composer, Nous Creative Piro GPY&R Alldayeveryday Producer, Engineer Electric Dreams Denis Mamo Dennis Fabio Buresti Frank Morabito Gavin Bain Executive Creative Koutoulogenis Executive Planning Creative Director CEO Director Copywriter Director Spinach Meerkats URSA Clemenger Jake + DK The Monkeys Gemma Lee Geoff Corbet George Kallis George Freckleton Georgia Arnott Director Creative Director Engineer Creative Director Creative Director Gemma Lee and Art Director Cinematic Sound AJF Partnership Banjo Chris + Geoff Scapes Graham Barton Ina Behrendt Jack Mussett Jake Rusznyak James Throphane Creative Director Creative Director Founder and Art Director Group Creative The Folk Razorfish Principal Jake + DK Director Motherbird Saatchi & Saatchi Judges Jeffrey Darling Jeremy Wynne Jon Holmes Jonathan Kevin Finn Director Creative Director Editor Kneebone Director Moth Projects Jay Works Freelance Co-Founder The Sum Of The Glue Society Luke Lucas Mark Webster Marque Kabbaz Martyn Zub Matt Gilmour Art Director, Regional Creative Copywriter Supervising Sound Executive Typographer, Director Leo Burnett Editor/Sound Creative Director Illustrator Adcorp Melbourne Designer/Re- Archibald/Williams Luke Lucas Recording Mixer Formosa Group Michael Houlahan Mike Bollen Monty Noble Morten Halvorsen Perry Westwood Editor Creative Director Principal & Interactive Creative Director Hoolidooli Helsinki Agency Creative Director Director Exit Films Noble Brands The Monkeys Worldwide Phil Watson Ramesh Sathiah Richard Lambert Rob Galluzzo Rob Morrison Creative Director Creative Director VFX Supervisor/ Executive Producer Creative Director 303 Lowe Song Zu Flame Artist Finch OgilvyOne Method Studios Judges Ron Johanson Ryan Petie Sally Hussey Scott Bundy Simon Langley National President Creative Director Copywriter, Editor,
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