Title | SWEDCHAM |
Brand | SWEDCHAM |
Product / Service | SWEDCHAM |
Category | F07. Corporate Purpose & Social Responsibility |
Entrant | SWEDISH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE |
Idea Creation | FORSMAN & BODENFORS Singapore, SINGAPORE |
Media Placement | FORSMAN & BODENFORS Singapore, SINGAPORE |
PR | FORSMAN & BODENFORS Singapore, SINGAPORE |
Production | FORSMAN & BODENFORS Singapore, SINGAPORE |
Post Production | FORSMAN & BODENFORS Singapore, SINGAPORE |
Name | Company | Position |
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Lisa Ferraton | Swedish Chamber of Commerce Singapore | General Manager |
Anna Landgren | Swedish Chamber of Commerce Singapore | Marketing Manager |
Firrdaus Yusoff | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Creative |
Lena Paik | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Creative |
Jason Feng | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Designer |
Ali Loveday-Herzinger | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Executive Producer |
Susanna Fagring | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | CEO |
My Troedsson | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Client Director |
Adrian Ortiz | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Campaign Manager |
Sanna Britsman | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Engagement Lead |
Carolina Rodriguez | Forsman & Bodenfors Singapore | Innovations Officer |
Bjarne Darwall | Forsman & Bodenfors | PR Strategist |
Nicky Loh | Amanacliq | Photographer |
SwedCham’s purpose is to facilitate collaboration between Swedish companies in Singapore and Singaporean companies. During Covid-19, businesses of all sizes and industries had to face challenges they'd never had before. SwedCham wanted to remind them that by standing together, we can face any crisis. SESG connected 12 Swedish multinationals with 12 Singaporean micro-businesses to collaborate and help each other during the pandemic. The highlight of the initiative is an 8-week OOH campaign across Singapore, funded fully by the Swedish multinationals. For the first time, 12 local micro-businesses (e.g. chicken rice stall, neighborhood tailor, hardware store, heartland fruit stall, etc) were seen on their very own billboards and double decker buses islandwide. By letting micro-businesses take the spotlight, the multinationals created unprecedented visibility for local businesses, but more importantly showed the entire business community that we can weather any storm when we collaborate and help each other.
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