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Grand Effie Judges Michael Allen Bonin Bough Melisa Goldie CEO, Managing Partner VP, Global Media & EVP, CCO 180LA Consumer Engagement Calvin Klein, Inc. Mondelez International Gareth Goodall Lucas Herscovici Judy John Chief Strategy Officer VP, Consumer Connections, US CEO, CCO Anomaly New York Anheuser-Busch InBev Leo Burnett Canada Colin Kinsella Baba Shetty CEO Chief Strategy & Media Officer Mindshare North America DigitasLBi 82 2014 EFFIE AWARDS | Awarding Ideas That Work Judges Julie Cary Gill Duff Taylor Gray NORTH AMERICAN EFFIES EVP, CMO President, CEO President FINAL ROUND JURY La Quinta Inns & Suites BBDO Atlanta Taylor Gray Marketing Strategy Jeff Chapman Gene Dunkin Chet Gulland Tim Allen CEO Head, Digital Strategy SVP, Global Executive Sr. Director, Global Brand Comm. Creative Director Energizer Personal Care Thompson Brands Droga 5 R/GA Pully Chau Tim Ellis Camille Hackney Kelly Babcock Chairman, CEO EVP, CMO EVP, Brand Partnerships & Group Creative Director Draftfcb China Activision Commercial Licensing The MARS Agency Atlantic Records Brent Choi Ian Elmer Robin Bardolia Chief Creative & SVP Dee Hadley Chief Strategic Officer Integration Officer Millward Brown CMO JWT North America JWT Canada UNO Restaurant Holdings Michael Fanuele Jonny Bauer BeeHong Chua Chief Strategy Officer Carolyn Hadlock Chief Strategy Officer Executive Director Fallon Executive Creative Director Droga5 Effie APAC Young & Laramore Marcus Fischer Katie Bisbee Andres Claudio President, Chief Strategy Officer Stephen Hahn-Griffiths CMO President Carmichael Lynch Managing Partner, Chief Strategist DonorsChoose.org Effie Puerto Rico Andy Fletcher Protobrand Susan Bishop John Colasanti CEO Wendy Harrington SVP, Group Acct. Director CEO Bailey Lauerman EVP, Global Mktg. Services Cramer-Krasselt Solve Branding LLC John Fraser Franklin Templeton Investments Lincoln Bjorkman Chris Colborn President Jason Harris Global Creative Chief EVP, Global Chief The Gate | New York Experience Officer President, CEO Wunderman R/GA Kelly Fredrickson Mekanism Alex Bombeck SVP, Creative Resource Director Noel Cottrell Sheila Hartnett Chief Digital Officer, New York Bank of America CCO CEO, North America Havas Worldwide Fitzgerald+CO Jeff Freedman Geometry Global Mariana Brashnarova CEO Alex Craddock Karl Heiselman Program Director Small Army SVP, Head of North CEO Effie Bulgaria America Mktg. Christine Fruechte Wolff Olins Visa Inc. Mark Breene President, CEO Robin Heisey SVP, CMO Colle+McVoy David Crist CCO Remy Cointreau USA VP, Mktg. Jeffrey Gabel Draftfcb 3M Stephen Brown CCO Susan Hickey President Partners + Napier Dave Damman SVP, Mktg. & Comm. Fuse CCO John Gallegos Millward Brown Carmichael Lynch Denis Budniewski President, CEO Stephanie Hill EVP, Director of Acct. Leadership Grupo Gallegos Catherine Davis Managing Director, Strategy Campbell Mithun President, US Jill Goldring Initiative Vizeum Courtney Buechert Global Brand Manager Matt Hofherr CEO Bloomberg Media Tom Davis President, Director of Strategy Eleven Inc. CMO Jared Grant MUH-TAY-ZIK / HOF-FER Forbes Roger Camp Director, Integrated Creative Strategy Sarah Hofstetter Founder, CCO Andrew Delbridge Genius Steals CEO Camp+King Chief Strategy & 360i Engagement Officer Adam Graves Neal Campbell Grupo Gallegos EVP, Client Services Ellen Hyde Pace CMO Threshold Interactive EVP, Global Client Leader CDW Eileen Diskin Red Fuse VP, Mktg. Comm. Comcast 83 Judges Owen Jia Sean Lyons Janet Northen Sandy Thompson President Global Chief Digital Officer Partner, Director of Global Planning Director Effie China Havas Worldwide Agency Comm. Young & Rubicam McKinney Eric Johnson Tina Manikas Adam Tucker Founder, CEO Global Retail Officer Jill Nykoliation President, New York Ignited Draftfcb President Ogilvy & Mather Juniper Park Greg Joumas Brett Marchand Anita Valdes SVP, Head of Strategy CEO Kristen O'Hara EVP, Managing Partner Digitaria Cossette CMO, Global Media Group Millward Brown Time Warner Brad Kay Bryan Marville Michael Ventura Partner, President SVP, Head of Strategy Patrick O’Hara Founder, CEO SS+K Jack Morton Worldwide Chief Strategy Officer Sub Rosa Gyro New York Sophie Kelly Tomm Miller Richard Ward CEO VP, Mktg. Mike Parker President, CEO The Barbarian Group Barneys New York Global Chief Digital Officer 22squared McCann Erickson Jason Knight Peter Mitchell Jason Whiting Head, Planning President Scott Petinga Managing Director, 180LA Sales Factory +Woodbine WW Chairman, CEO Client Services AKQURACY HUGE Luane Kohnke Bob Molineaux SVP, Managing Director President Ron Rolleston Lewis Williams R/GA Venables Bell & Partners EVP, Creative & EVP, CCO Business Development Burrell Communications Group Jennifer Layton Nick Moore Elizabeth Arden Retail Comm. Manager EVP, CCO Ben Winkler MINI USA Wunderman New York Zach Rosenberg Chief Digital Officer EVP, Chief Growth Officer OMD Victor Lee Darren Moran Horizon Media VP, Digital Mktg. CCO, New York & North America Kathryn Winstanley Hasbro Havas Worldwide Sasha Savic VP, Mktg. CEO Freshpet Max Lenderman Dan Mouridian MediaCom Principal Product Mktg. Director Bill Yorio School PointRoll Michael Schiferl EVP, Managing Director EVP Draftfcb Healthcare Jim Lesser Chris Mumford Weber Shandwick President, CEO EVP, Director of Acct. Mgmt. Michael Zlatoper BBDO San Francisco The Martin Agency Lisa Shalett Managing Director Head, Brand Mktg. & Mekanism Stacey Lesser Brandon Murphy Digital Strategy Chief Strategic Officer EVP, Chief Strategy Officer Goldman Sachs FINAL ROUND Merkley + Partners 22squared BRAND EXPERIENCE JURY David Simon James Lou Steve Mykolyn CMO EVP, Chief Strategy Officer, Chief Brand Officer PointRoll JURY CHAIR Chicago & North America TAXI Canada Geoff Cottrill Havas Worldwide Shiv Singh VP/GM, Brand & Segments Stephanie Nerlich Head, Global Brand & Converse Inc. Elliot Lum President, CEO Mktg. Transformation VP, Strategic Mktg. Grey Canada Visa Inc. Emily Bain Columbia Records Partner, Strategic Planning Director Darryl Nicholson Andrew Sirotnik John St. Jonathan Lum VP, North America Chief Experience Officer Chief Strategy Officer Global Mktg. Group Fluid Vida Cornelious Olson Johnson & Johnson Rebecca Sroge CCO GlobalHue Dominic Lyle Sasha Norkin GM, Mktg. Comm. & Operations Director General, EACA VP, NOOK & Digital Mktg. AbbVie Richard Hartell Euro Effie Barnes & Noble Cheryl Stallworth-Hooper President, Human Experience CEO, North America MediaVest Firefly Millward Brown 84 2014 EFFIE AWARDS | Awarding Ideas That Work Judges Camilo Lacruz Kelly Fredrickson Marla Skiko Janet Barker-Evans Executive Director, Innovation & SVP, Creative Resource Director EVP, Director of Digital SVP, Group Creative Director Experience Design Bank of America Innovation Ryan Partnership RAPP Starcom MediaVest Group Max Lenderman Multicultural Karen Barnaby Tricia Nichols Principal VP, Acct. Director Grey Group Global Lead, Consumer School ROUND ONE JURY Engagement, Media Innovation & Partnerships David Maas Kimberly Bartkowski Gap Inc. Global Product & Mktg. Director Ahmet Abaci VP, Group Creative Director Federal-Mogul Corporation VP, Brand Mktg. Publicis Kaplan Thaler Marc Woollard Mizuno Director, Experience Design Steve Mykolyn Leonardo Basterra VBP Orange Chief Brand Officer Chris Adams Executive Director, Digital Mktg. TAXI Canada Executive Creative Director Lopez Negrete Communications Saatchi & Saatchi FINAL ROUND BRANDED UTILITY JURY Deidre Zaccone Eric Baumgartner Director, Mktg. Jeremy Adams Chief Innovation Officer Duane Reade Sr. Mktg. Director VML Catherine Davis Pom Wonderful President, US Lesley Bedard Vizeum FINAL ROUND Ernesto Adduci VP, Strategy MULTICULTURAL JURY VP, Acct. Director Juniper Park Stephen Hahn-Griffiths Lapiz USA Managing Partner, Susan Akkad Jeff Beringer Chief Strategist SVP, Local & Cultural Platforms Matt Albert EVP, Global Practice Protobrand Estee Lauder Companies EVP, Group Acct. Director Leader, Digital Publicis Seattle GolinHarris Simon Jefferson Andres Claudio Managing Director President Pam Alvord David Berne AKQA San Francisco Effie Puerto Rico SVP, Director of Client Services SVP, Director of Ogilvy & Mather Atlanta Strategic Planning Jennifer Maer Alison Demos RPA Design Director Sr. Partner, Director of Keisha Andrews-Rangel IDEO Ethnographic Rsch. VP, Media Strategy Susan Betteridge Ogilvy & Mather LatinWorks Group Creative Director Michal Pasternak mcgarrybowen Chief Experience Officer Michael Aniballi HUGE Mason Franklin VP Peter Blackwell Managing Partner, TC Media Director, Mktg. Richard Ting Integrated Planning Volkswagen Canada EVP, Global Executive MEC Global Ann Antonini Creative Director, Mobile VP, Brand Leader Anna Bleers & Social Platforms Robin Heisey Doner Partners SVP, Group Acct. Director R/GA CCO Energy BBDO Draftfcb Emma Armstrong FINAL ROUND EVP, WW Sr. Director Joan Bloom GOODWORKS JURY Jason Knight BBDO SVP, Mktg. & Product Mgmt. Head, Planning Fidelity Investments 180LA Marie Audier Alison Arden Divisional VP, Mktg. Debra Bluman VP, Publisher Chris Mumford Coach SVP, Planning Ad Age EVP, Director of Acct. Mgmt. Initiative The Martin Agency Scott Baker Heidi Arthur Manager, Mktg. Comm. Nick Blunden SVP Patrick O’Hara Porsche Cars North America SVP, Director of Digital & Ad Council Chief Strategy Officer Content Strategy Gyro New York Dennis Bannon The Economist Katie Bisbee Sr. Director, Advt. CMO Eduardo Perez Conagra Foods, Inc. Sarah Bogaczyk DonorsChoose.org President VP, Acct. Director PM Publicidad Brett Barash Leo Burnett/Arc Worldwide Pete Favat Planning Director CCO VML Margot
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