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This week on Survivor: Yellowjackets…we collaborated with Paramount+ on a new campaign that brings everyone’s favorite content together into glorious, unexpected mashups. Kicking things off with the help of Jeff Probst, Jasmin Savoy Brown, Sophie Nélisse, and a wolf named Biscuit. With lots more to come.

It was great to sit down with Alison Weissbrot from ADWEEK to talk about our global plans for Droga5 and taking creativity further. Droga5 Droga5 S?o Paulo, Droga5 Dublin, Droga5 ANZ, Droga5 Tokyo & Droga5 London Accenture Song

Droga5 has always been defined by creative ambition. And in 2025, we’ve arrived in a new era of that ambition—one that’s global, future-focused, and fueled by the incredible talent across D5. ? ADWEEK’s Alison Weissbrot sat down with our new global leadership team—Mark Green (Global CEO), Pelle Sjoenell (Worldwide CCO) & Emma Montgomery (Global CSO) — alongside our NY leaders, Scott Bell (CCO) & Chioma Aduba (President), to talk about how we’re shaping the next chapter of Droga5. ? At its core, this is a story about momentum. Over the past year, we’ve: ? ? Grown with the acquisitions/mergers of renowned agencies The Monkeys (Droga5 ANZ) and SOKO (Droga5 S?o Paulo)—forming a true global network across New York, Tokyo, S?o Paulo, Dublin, London, Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland. ? Built strong relationships with both new and longtime clients, from JPMorganChase to Bosch, Xbox, and more. ? Continued to push creative ambition further, ensuring that the work—and the impact—speaks for itself. ? As Mark said, “These are the things that give lifeblood to an agency.”?And none of this would be possible without our brilliant people at every level, in every department, in every one of our offices around the world: Droga5 New York, Droga5 S?o Paulo, Droga5 Dublin, Droga5 ANZ, Droga5 Tokyo, Droga5 London ?? ? Thank you to Alison & Adweek for taking the time to tell our story. https://lnkd.in/exbnQv4R

The best work sparks envy. It sure does for me. It stings, but that's a clear sign of its excellence. So, if you've created something you think will sting, especially in FILM, submit it. Or, if you've come across work that you wish you had been part of, tag the creators. ? Let’s make sure the very best get its moment. Submit here by March 12: https://lnkd.in/gXhsrh6x ?#dandad25

If you need a sign to apply for D5in10, this is it! ?? We’re still accepting applications until Friday (2.28) for our free 10-week portfolio program, kicking off in March at our New York office. Don’t miss your chance to build a portfolio that can jump-start your career in advertising! Good luck to everyone applying—we can’t wait to review your submissions ??

Yesterday, our Global CEO Mark Green was inducted into the Advertising Hall of Fame at the AdNews Australia Agency of the Year ceremony. From co-founding The Monkeys in Australia to now leading Droga5’s global network from New York, Mark has spent his career pushing the boundaries of what creative agencies can achieve. ? A well-earned recognition for a true industry leader. Congrats, Mark! https://lnkd.in/e_EhkrXF

Someone once said to me that to make it in the advertising industry you need to be smart enough to play the game but dumb enough to think that it matters. And here we are. Thank you AdNews Australia. And thank you to all the wonderful people who have been part of this crazy journey. Scott Nowell Justin Drape Droga5

“When I started in this business, many successful women achieved success at the expense of having a family—some happily, others not. Since that time, there has certainly been a shift. It has gotten easier, but it’s by no means easy. And every time I feel pangs of guilt for missing a milestone at home, I try to remember that my kids will know a world where mothers lead.” — Droga5 NY President Chioma Aduba In ADWEEK, the She Runs It 2025 Working Mothers of the Year honorees share their perspectives on balancing career success, parenthood, and everything in between. ? Read more from Chioma and this year's incredible honorees here:?https://lnkd.in/edvdKTsR

In LBB’s “Why It Worked” series, our team breaks down the success of Accenture's “Let There Be Change” campaign, that earned Silver at the 2024 Global Effie Multi-Region Awards. ? ECD?Kevin Brady, Strategy Director?Graham Jones, and Group Communications Director?Courtney Bernstein?share how the team transformed the challenge of marketing Accenture’s massive scope into a bold, globally resonant campaign—redefining “change” as a driver of progress. LBBonline - Little Black Book