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In Eastern Partner Countries
EU4Digital: supporting digital economy and society in the Eastern Partnership Market Assessment for Digital Innovation and Scale-up Initiative in Eastern partner countries Final report June 2020 1 About this study In early 2020, EU4Digital Facility launched activity ‘Market Assessment for Digital Innovation and Scale-up Initiative (DISC) in Eastern Partner Countries’ (hereinafter – study / research) The goal is to analyse the investment landscape for digital high tech companies in these countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. The activity was inspired by Digital Innovation and Scale-up initiative (DISC) in Central, Eastern and South Eastern Europe region (European Commission Factsheet). Based on the findings of this study, the European Commission will be able to adjust its plans to better serve the needs of the local markets, developing adapted financial support instruments. This research aims to: 1. Understand digital innovation and high-tech start-ups investment landscape and identify existing gaps on investment in Eastern partner countries. 2. Map the main private & corporate equity investors that provide financing to digital start-ups and fast growth companies in Eastern partner countries. 3. Map the main public sector investment programs in start-up / tech-oriented companies at the country-level. 4. Analyse micro-level data on private investments in start-up / tech-oriented companies in the region. 5. Provide recommendations to develop and use financial instruments for digital innovation and the scale-up of high-tech start-ups. The research focuses on start-ups at the creation and scale-up phases, rather than traditional SMEs on their path to digitalisation. -
Film Shortlist
Film Shortlist Track Cat. No Entry Title Brand Product Entrant Company Entrant Country Idea Creation No A01 (Food & Drink) Communication A01/017 00612 UNMISSABLE HEINEKEN HEINEKEN PUBLICIS ITALY Milan ITALY PUBLICIS ITALY Milan Communication A01/018 00070 LIEKE UNILEVER BENELUX CALVÉ PEANUT ALFRED INTERNATIONAL THE ALFRED BUTTER Amsterdam NETHERLANDS INTERNATIONAL Amsterdam Communication A01/067 01942 WHAT BEER IS AB INBEV BUSCH DEUTSCH New York USA DEUTSCH New York THAT Communication A01/069 01944 FALCONER AB INBEV BUSCH DEUTSCH New York USA DEUTSCH New York Communication A01/070 01943 CAMO AB INBEV BUSCH DEUTSCH New York USA DEUTSCH New York Communication A01/071 01946 NEWS AB INBEV BUSCH DEUTSCH New York USA DEUTSCH New York Communication A01/079 02081 I LOVE YOU COCA COLA SPRITE SANTO Buenos Aires ARGENTINA SANTO Buenos Aires HATER Communication A01/080 02082 THE POLE COCA COLA SPRITE SANTO Buenos Aires ARGENTINA SANTO Buenos Aires Communication A01/081 02094 ELISE COCA COLA SPRITE SANTO Buenos Aires ARGENTINA SANTO Buenos Aires Communication A01/119 00232 THE SEVEN HENNESSY HENNESSY X.O DDB PARIS FRANCE DDB PARIS WORLDS A02 (Other FMCG) Communication A02/013 01786 THE ENDLESS AD P&G OLD SPICE WIEDEN+KENNEDY São BRAZIL WIEDEN+KENNEDY São Paulo Paulo 1 of 1 Film Shortlist Communication A02/028 02114 STORM THE REEBOK REEBOK VENABLES BELL & USA VENABLES BELL & COURT PARTNERS San Francisco PARTNERS San Francisco A04 (Consumer Durables) Communication A04/008 00375 A LITTLE APPLE FACETIME APPLE Cupertino USA APPLE Cupertino COMPANY Communication -
View / Open Final Thesis-Summers.Pdf
WHAT DO WE SAY NOW? AN ANALYSIS OF MASS COMMUNICATION AND ADVERTISING FOR THE PREVENTION OF SEXUAL ASSAULT by JESSE SUMMERS A THESIS Presented to the School of Journalism and Communication and the Robert D. Clark Honors College in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Arts June 2016 An Abstract of the Thesis of Jesse Summers for the degree of Bachelor of Arts in the School of Journalism and Communication to be taken June 2017 Title: What Do We Say Now? An Analysis of Mass Communication and Advertising for the Prevention of Sexual Assault Approved: ~ ~ a--r1.._ Kim Sheehan Sexual assault has become a prevalent issue in recent years. From university campuses to the White House, the issue is being discussed and addressed in many different ways. This thesis specifically discusses the It's On Us and No More campaigns as well as two pieces of popular media used to spread awareness of the issue of sexual assault. The Transtheoretical Model of Change, a social health model used to understand an individual's willingness to change their behavior, is used as a basis for analyzing the videos produced for these campaigns and categorizing them based on their potential to influence a viewer's behavior. Semiotic analysis is used to analyze specific content in each video and associate the videos with stages in the Transtheoretical Model of Change. Initial results showed that many of the current videos focus on creating awareness and are associated with the pre-contemplation or contemplation stages. However, analyzing specific links between the videos and other campaign content such as websites shows potential for viewers to move beyond the early stages of the model. -
Title Advertiser Product Entrant Company Country
TITLE ADVERTISER PRODUCT ENTRANT COMPANY COUNTRY GRAND PRIX A06 Clothing, Footwear & Accessories HEIDIES 15 MB OF FAME DIESEL UNDERWEAR FARFAR Stockholm SWEDEN D03 Innovative Ideas NIKE+ NIKE RUNNING APPLICATION R/GA New York USA E02 Viral Video EVOLUTION UNILEVER CANADA DOVE SELF ESTEEM FUND OGILVY & MATHER Toronto CANADA GOLD LION A01 Foods and Drinks GETTHEGLASS.COM CALIFORNIA FLUID MILK PROCESSORS MILK GOODBY SILVERSTEIN & PARTNERS USA ADVISORY BOARD San Francisco A03 Beauty & Luxury Products SEE MORE SIDE EFFECTS REVERSA (DERMTEK) SKIN & NAIL CARE PRODUCTS TAXI CANADA Montreal CANADA LIKE A DOLL SHISEIDO MAJOLICA MAJORCA COSMETICS BBMEDIA Tokyo JAPAN C02 Automotive Products & Services FOLLOW THE WHITE RABBIT MINI MINI COOPER PROFERO London UNITED KINGDOM BLANK LIKE A RABBIT VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT CRISPIN PORTER + BOGUSKY Miami USA C03 Beauty & Luxury Products SEE MORE SIDE EFFECTS REVERSA (DERMTEK) SKIN & NAIL CARE PRODUCTS TAXI CANADA Montreal CANADA C06 Clothing, Footwear & Accessories IMPOSSIBLE IS NOTHING ADIDAS SPORTSWEAR NETTHINK Madrid SPAIN C14 Charities, Public Health & Safety, Public Awareness TYPO-CRASH BANNERS MALTESER FRANKFURT ANTI-DRINK-DRIVING APPEAL OGILVY FRANKFURT GERMANY D03 Innovative Ideas D03 Innovative Ideas BIG SHADOW MICROSOFT CORPORATION XBOX 360 GAME CONSOLE GT Tokyo JAPAN E02 Viral Video TEA PARTAY SMIRNOFF RAW TEA BARTLE BOGLE HEGARTY New York USA E04 Viral Marketing IWANTTOSEEAGHOST DEAPLANETA PULSE MOVIE CP PROXIMITY Barcelona SPAIN SILVER LION A02 Automotive Products & Services THE SIXTH SENSE VOLVO CARS SWEDEN VOLVO S80 FORSMAN & BODENFORS Gothenburg SWEDEN A05 Household BRAWNY ACADEMY WEBSITE GEORGIA PACIFIC BRAWNY PAPER TOWELS FALLON Minneapolis USA A06 Clothing, Footwear & Accessories UNIQLO.COM UNIQLO FASHION THA Tokyo JAPAN DAYDREAM WEAVE TOSHI HATS QUBIBI Tokyo JAPAN A07 Other Consumer Products CLEARIFICATION MICROSOFT WINDOWS VISTA McCANN WORLDGROUP San Francisco USA A08 Financial Services WELCOME TO THE BARCLAYS FAMILY BARCLAYS BANK BANKING MEDIAEDGE:CIA Paris FRANCE A10 Retails & E-Commerce, incl. -
How to Catch a Unicorn
How to Catch a Unicorn An exploration of the universe of tech companies with high market capitalisation Author: Jean Paul Simon Editor: Marc Bogdanowicz 2016 EUR 27822 EN How to Catch a Unicorn An exploration of the universe of tech companies with high market capitalisation This publication is a Technical report by the Joint Research Centre, the European Commission’s in-house science service. It aims to provide evidence-based scientific support to the European policy-making process. The scientific output expressed does not imply a policy position of the European Commission. Neither the European Commission nor any person acting on behalf of the Commission is responsible for the use which might be made of this publication. JRC Science Hub https://ec.europa.eu/jrc JRC100719 EUR 27822 EN ISBN 978-92-79-57601-0 (PDF) ISSN 1831-9424 (online) doi:10.2791/893975 (online) © European Union, 2016 Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged. All images © European Union 2016 How to cite: Jean Paul Simon (2016) ‘How to catch a unicorn. An exploration of the universe of tech companies with high market capitalisation’. Institute for Prospective Technological Studies. JRC Technical Report. EUR 27822 EN. doi:10.2791/893975 Table of Contents Preface .............................................................................................................. 2 Abstract ............................................................................................................. 3 Executive Summary .......................................................................................... -
ADC 97Th ANNUAL AWARDS – FINALISTS Includes Gold, Silver, Bronze Cubes and Merit Winners
ADC 97TH ANNUAL AWARDS – FINALISTS Includes Gold, Silver, Bronze Cubes and Merit winners. Cube details will be announced during Creative Week, May 7–11. ADVERTISING ART DIRECTION DDB Paris + Eddy + Digital - Single Hasbro Emerging Species Studio5 / Paris R/GA / Sao Paulo Mobile - Single Banco Bradesco next Bank BBDO New York + Motion - Single Downtown Records Live Looper BBDO Studios / New York McCann New York + Motion - Single Microsoft Space Holiday Blk-Ops / Los Angeles R/GA / Tokyo Motion - Single MUJI Tokyo Pen Pixel AlmapBBDO / Sao Paulo Poster Advertising - Campaign Getty Images Nosferatu SLOW TRAIN, SLOW LIFE. DENTSU / Tokyo Poster Advertising - Campaign EAST JAPAN RAILWAY COMPANY Get Back, Tohoku. DENTSU / Tokyo Poster Advertising - Campaign OLFA Corporation The Art of Cutouts ...And That's the Smell of FCB Chicago Poster Advertising - Campaign Archer+Wolf Archer FCB Chicago Poster Advertising - Campaign Radio Flyer Travel Posters Juniper Park\TBWA Communications / Toronto Poster Advertising - Campaign Miller Lite Lite Originals SHISEIDO / Tokyo Poster Advertising - Campaign SHISEIDO Makeup Tools TBWA INDIA / Mumbai Poster Advertising - Campaign TBWA\INDIA Zoobar Pet Friendly Bar Dentsu + SUMOGIRLS 82 Amana + Press / Print Advertising - Single Hokkoku Shimbun TECHNIQUES Taki Corporation / Tokyo AlmapBBDO / Sao Paulo Press / Print Advertising - Campaign Alpargatas Made of Brazilian Summer Amber China / Shanghai + ASD Ammeloo Chef's Edition Knife Press / Print Advertising - Campaign ChopChop 2.0 Campaign Illusion Bangkok series -
2019 Megabrands Table of Contents
2019 MEGABRANDS TABLE OF CONTENTS I. OOH Industry Revenue Overview II. 2019 Top 100 OOH Advertisers III. 2019 Top 100 Overall Advertisers IV. 2019 Agency List - Top 100 OOH Advertisers V. 2019 Agency List - Top 100 Overall Advertisers VI. OOH Agencies & Specialists Overview OOH INDUSTRY OVERVIEW Top 10 OOH Revenue Categories by Quarter and Full Year 2019 2019 January - March OOH Advertising Expenditures Ranked By Total Spending Category Growth Percentage Change Jan - Mar Percent of Jan - Mar Jan - Mar Jan - Mar 2019 Total 2018 '19 vs '18 '19 vs '18 Industry Categories ($m) Revenue Rank ($m) Rank ($m) (%) MISC LOCAL SERVICES & AMUSEMENTS 435,139.6 24.5% 1 403,806.8 1 31,332.8 7.8% RETAIL 174,055.8 9.8% 2 175,932.4 2 -1,876.6 -1.1% MEDIA & ADVERTISING 163,399.3 9.2% 3 144,097.0 3 19,302.3 13.4% PUBLIC TRANSPORT, HOTELS & RESORTS 124,325.6 7.0% 4 122,314.9 5 2,010.7 1.6% RESTAURANTS 115,445.2 6.5% 5 130,692.7 4 -15,247.5 -11.7% FINANCIAL 106,564.8 6.0% 6 100,532.8 6 6,032.0 6.0% INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE 103,012.6 5.8% 7 87,128.4 8 15,884.2 18.2% GOVERNMENT, POLITICS & ORGS 94,132.2 5.3% 8 92,155.1 7 1,977.1 2.1% AUTOMOTIVE DEALERS & SERVICES 74,595.4 4.2% 9 75,399.6 9 -804.2 -1.1% SCHOOLS, CAMPS & SEMINARS 69,267.1 3.9% 10 70,373.0 10 -1,105.9 -1.6% Total Top Ten Categories 1,459,937.6 82.2% 1,402,432.7 57,504.9 Total 2019 January - March OOH Expenditures $1,776,079,816 Overall Percentage Change January - March '19 vs '18 6.0% Source: Kantar Media, OAAA - May 2019 Prepared by the Out of Home Advertising Association of America 2019 April - -
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SovereignWealthFunds15:Maquetación 1 20/10/15 17:57 Página 1 SovereignWealthFunds15:Maquetación 1 20/10/15 17:57 Página 2 Editor: Javier Santiso, PhD Associate Professor, ESADE Business School Vice President, ESADEgeo - Center for Global Economy and Geopolitics SovereignWealthFunds15:Maquetación 1 20/10/15 17:57 Página 3 Index Foreword 5 Executive Summary 7 Direct investing by sovereign wealth funds in 2014: The worst of times, the best of times 11 I Geographic Analysis 21 Sovereign wealth funds in Spain and Latin America: Spain's consolidation as an investment destination 23 Sovereign wealth funds from Muslim countries: Driving the Halal industry and Islamic finance 37 Different twins and a distant cousin: Sovereign wealth funds in Hong Kong, Singapore and South Korea 51 II Sector Analysis 65 Sovereign wealth funds and the geopolitics of agriculture 67 Sovereign Venture Funds 79 The kings of the king of sports: Sovereign wealth funds and football 95 Financing of the digital ecosystem: The “disruptive” role of SWFs…Reconsidered 109 Sovereign wealth funds and heritage assets: An investor’s perspective 121 ANNEX. ESADEgeo Sovereign Wealth Funds Ranking 2015 133 Sovereign wealth funds 2015 Index 3 SovereignWealthFunds15:Maquetación 1 20/10/15 17:57 Página 4 SovereignWealthFunds15:Maquetación 1 20/10/15 17:57 Página 5 Preface SovereignWealthFunds15:Maquetación 1 20/10/15 17:57 Página 6 1. Preface The pattern of world economic growth during 2015 has undergone In both 2014 and 2015 developed and emerging countries' a significant change relative to previous years. While the developed sovereign wealth funds have continued to feature prominently in economies succeeded in shaking off their lethargy and improving significant strategic transactions worldwide. -
Enterprise Tech 30—The 2021 List
Enterprise Tech 30—The 2021 List Rajeev Chand Partner Head of Research The Enterprise Tech 30 is an exclusive list of the most promising private Peter Wagner companies in enterprise technology. The list, which is in its third year, is Founding Partner based on an institutional research and survey process with 103 leading venture capitalists, who are identified and invited based on their track Jake Flomenberg Partner record, expertise, and reputation for discernment. Olivia Rodberg The Enterprise Tech 30 is now a platform for the startup community: a Research Associate watershed recognition for the 30 companies and a practical and February 24, 2021 invaluable resource for customers, partners, journalists, prospective team members, service providers, and deal makers, among others. We are pleased to present the Enterprise Tech 30 for 2021. Wing Venture Capital 480 Lytton Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94301 Early Mid Late 1. Modern Treasury 1. Zapier 1. HashiCorp 2. Privacera 2. Fishtown Analytics 2. Stripe 3. Roam Research 3. Retool 3. Databricks 4. Panther Labs 4. Netlify 4. GitLab 5. Snorkel AI 5. Notion 5. Airtable 6. Linear 6. Grafana Labs 6. Figma 7. ChartHop 7. Abnormal Security 7. Confluent 8. Substack 8. Gatsby 8. Canva 9. Monte Carlo 9. Superhuman 9. LaunchDarkly 10. Census 10. Miro 10. Auth0 Special Calendly 1 2021 The Curious Case of Calendly This year’s Enterprise Tech 30 has 31 companies rather than 30 due to the “curious case” of Calendly. Calendly, a meeting scheduling company, was categorized as Early-Stage when the ET30 voting process started on January 11 as the company had raised $550,000. -
Part 3 of 4 A1
4A’S SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION PART 3 OF 4 ADWEEK | AUGUST 21, 2017 A1 4A’S SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION IMPACTING ADVERTISING TODAY AND CHANGING THE WAY WE SEE THE INDUSTRY TOMORROW To celebrate its centennial, the 4A’s has named 100 People Who Make Advertising Great, recognizing a diverse and distinguished group that represents the best of the industry, across all levels and disciplines. The group will be fêted at the 4A’s 100th Anniversary Gala, a benefit for the 4A’s Foundation, on September 27 in NYC. This is the third of four issues where we’re revealing the list: Exceptional professionals, industry leaders and rising stars who are leaving their mark —from creating great work and driving great culture to inspiring greatness in others. Open to all employees of U.S.-based agencies and industry associations, hundreds were nominated by their peers, associates and colleagues. The final list was selected by an esteemed panel of 13 industry players who also represent diversity of experience. View the full list at aaaa.org/100th. The final edition will run on September 4. AARON SHAPIRO JESSICA TOYE CEO SENIOR ART DIRECTOR HUGE J. WALTER THOMPSON NY Shapiro seems to live by his agency’s In just her first year at JWT, Toye has made impactful and award-winning tagline: “Make Something You Love.” work, such as creating “The Unsafety Check” for Black Lives Matter and Since he started leading the charge, designing an original typeface for The News Literacy Project. Her thoughts Huge has morphed from small startup on what will make for a successful future? “Budgets are getting lower and to global agency with 1,500 employees in 14 offices attention spans are getting shorter,” she says. -
Portfolio Management Revolution Technology Trending Paper Silicon Valley, CA Q4 2014
The Portfolio Management Revolution Technology Trending Paper Silicon Valley, CA Q4 2014 The Portfolio Management Revolution Over the past few years, a new crop of online wealth man- agement startups has come on the scene, threatening to disrupt a profitable business line once the sole province of banks and private advisors. Betterment, for example, in four years has On the back end, technology startups such grown to over 50,000 customers and man- as Addepar, MyVest, and Kensho are serving ages more than $1B in assets. Such consum- wealth managers and private bankers by pro- er-facing services, known as robo-advisors, viding platforms that increase efficiency, feed also include Wealthfront, SigFig, Personal intelligence on market moving global trends, Capital, FutureAdvisor, and several others. and otherwise bring portfolio management into the 21st century. The emerging class of portfolio analytics Venture capital (VC) has pumped $800M into startups represent the new face of wealth man- the space over the last two years, recognizing agement, and their popularity attests to this. the runaway popularity of the new services and Many of the consumer-facing startups are aimed the vast potential for profitability. Investment is at the younger picking up speed. In generations, which the second quarter have high expecta- As wealth is transferred of 2014 alone, tions and, in many from the boomer investment in per- cases, are ignored sonal finance ser- by traditional pri- generation to generations vices was $261M, vate wealth man- according to CB agers and banks X and Y, it will represent Insights. who doubt the a $41T opportunity. -
Financial Services Deals for July 2018
Financial Services Deals for July 2018 Company Name Description Deal Synopsis Ajax Health Provider of operational and financial support to the The company received $124.97 million of development capital emerging medical device companies. The company from Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, Aisling Capital, Iconiq Capital, operates healthcare companies that address significant HealthQuest Capital, Polaris Partners, WTI and other unmet needs by developing emerging medical device undisclosed investors on July 19, 2018. technologies and focuses on improving lives and bringing speed, simplicity and cost efficiency to healthcare. Applied Data Finance Developer of consumer financial platform intended for The company raised $145 million of development capital from lending money. The company's platform provides MAI Capital Management, Park Cities Asset Management, underestimated under-banked consumer loans and credit Victory Park Capital (Illinois), and other undisclosed investors on facilities to non-prime borrowers through assessment of July 25, 2018. This new capital will accelerate the company's credit risk using technology and advanced data science continued growth to reach individuals in need of and machine learning enabling consumers credit and loan straightforward, affordable loans. facilities as per their requirement and capability to payback. FinTech Acquisition II Operator of a blank check company. The company's The company (NASDAQ: FNTE) was acquired by International formation was facilitated for the purpose of effecting a Money Express, via its financial sponsor Stella Point Capital, merger, capital stock exchange, asset acquisition, stock through a reverse merger, resulting in the combined entity purchase, reorganization or the similar business trading on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange on July 26, 2018. combination.