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Client Case StudiesCase studies include collaborations with:
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Lab DaysThese events take place twice a year in order to educate and inspire staff and clients so they have a deeper knowledge on the chosen topic. The day is run conference style with leading industry experts presenting and joining panels. In the twelve weeks leading up to the Lab day, the team meets as many relevant companies as possible to find the perfect fit for these new partners to join the exhibitor area on the day. |
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Lab LunchesThroughout the twelve weeks of sourcing new Lab partners of choice industry for the Lab day, we host Lab Lunches bi-weekly. Here the partner will come into the agency during lunch, and in 30 minutes give Ogilvy creatives, account managers and anyone else who is keen to learn a rundown of their company. The idea is that by being introduced to these companies, someone might be inspired to try something new or different on their client work. A perfect case study for this is Measure of Pleasure http://www.measureofpleasure.co.uk/ |
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Lab ReportsOgilvy Labs represent at various conferences and events all over the world each year to ensure our agency is not only keeping up with the latest technology and innovation trends, but also able to think ahead. For each event, we compile a Lab Report to summarise our findings for our agency, our clients and anyone else who wants to be kept in the loop!
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Sizzle ReelsSee some of the amazing new toys and view some of the ground-breaking creative work to have come out of the London Ogilvy Lab working with Ogilvy & Mather Group UK in these sizzle reels. |
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Ideas ShopIdea Shop is a pop-up agency by Ogilvy & Mather UK. Volunteers from across Ogilvy & Mather UK give up their own time to come and give free ideas to small businesses, charities, entrepreneurs and community projects. It’s our way of giving back whilst doing what we do best. |
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Silicon Roundabout ToursBeing in East London means that Silicon Roundabout, a hub for media and tech companies and start-ups, is right on our doorstep – and we would be fools to not make the most of East London’s answer to California’s Silicon Valley. As another means of sourcing new Lab partners and inspiring Ogilvy employees, the Lab team has hosted three tours to Silicon Roundabout. As a result of one of the tours, Ogilvy Labs and It’s Nice That published Rory Sutherland’s first book http://www.thewikiman.co.uk. |
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Rock & RuleThe project was an attempt to pin down an increasingly elusive value proposition for retail spaces in London’s most fashionable areas, and presented a valid model for strategically integrated digital marketing. Ogilvy Labs sponsored the initiative as part of the Rough Diamond programme. |
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Martin Morris Life DrawingThrough drawing, Martin teaches and helps develop individuals’ and companies’ creative potential and identity through a unique, eye opening and wholly original experience centred on drawing that bridges the gap between art practice and the needs of the business community. Tham Khai Meng (Worldwide Creative Director of Ogilvy Group) described Martin as “the best life drawing teacher in the world.” MAMO brings out the essential skills in you and your workforce that allow your business to reach its goals in an ever growing and changing global market. The class, called MAMO, helps you find that “thing” that makes you and your company or organisation stand out from the crowd. http://www.mamo.org.uk |
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Inspiration DaysThe Labs team hires external business innovation companies to get fresh perspective, for example we brought in This Fluid World to host a workshop at the Ogilvy office to inject some inspiration into the office. Ogilvy staff of various levels came together to discuss how they see the future and how they plan on making that ideal goal attainable. http://thisfluidworld.com |
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The Open Data Institute TourIn advance of the Big Data Lab Day, the Labs organized a tour of the Open Data Institute to see their “Data As Culture” exhibition. “Our maker culture is re-emerging, as evidenced not only in events around the world, but in the art commissions themselves: only one of the nine works is screen-based. This concept of the web ‘breaking through the glass’ and becoming part of our physical world could not be more timely, and significant, to the work of the Open Data Institute: to catalyse the evolution of an open data culture that creates economic, environmental, and social value.” |
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Level 39 TourLevel 39, also based in Canary Wharf is headed up by Eric Van Der Kleij where the aim is to “be the place where the world’s smartest startups, investors, and global business leaders meet tot shape the future, in an inspiring location in London’s Tech City.” |