Williams joins a prestigious list of Black Creatives curated by REEL Chicago in honor of Black History Month.
The public has spoken. We made AAF's Mosaic Center’s Mosaic10, a list of the top advertising and multicultural moments of the year created by the consumers who love them most.
Here’s how we leveraged the highly anticipated show from award-winning director, Ava Duvernay.
Today Team Burrell launched it’s History Shakers campaign for Coca-Cola. Designed to transcend and live beyond the month of February, the ads serve as Coke’s vehicle to highlight successes & individual achievements of six African American leaders—homeless activist Terence Lester, Olympic gold medalist Simone Manuel, opera singer Davóne Tines, food activist Champale Anderson-Greene, roboticist Ayanna Howard and media producer Tony Weaver Jr.—shaping modern history in unique ways.
In addition to TV placement, we secured a print feature in Essence magazine and a mention in Forbes Black History month article.
“The Coca-Cola Company has always celebrated Black History Month, honoring those that paved the way to ensure a better world,” says Daneyni Sanguinetti, director of multicultural marketing at Coca-Cola North America.
You can learn more about our upcoming spot here.
The award-winning ad placed 55th in the Top 100 list by USA Today.
Our client Toyota recognized our exceptional achievements this year including our critically acclaimed Super Bowl ad, “Toni.”
Another big win for our McDonald’s team, courtesy of the Clio Awards.
This year, the EMMA’s awarded one prize in each category versus 1st, 2nd and 3rd places. So, Burrell won the Television and Radio categories.
The Ceremony Will Take Place on Wednesday, Oct. 2, on the University of Missouri Campus. (Image courtesy of Missouri School of Journalism)
The awards recognize work across three of our clients: McDonald’s, Walmart, and Toyota
Our branded content series was designed for HelloBeautiful by One X Studios’ Archie Bell.
To date, this unique philanthropic partnership has garnered nearly 620 million earned media impressions, with coverage in both top African American and General Consumer Market outlets
Our Co-CEO was recognized for her tremendous achievements as a business woman and advertising professional.
Our Toyota spot made waves in the ‘Positive World Impact’ and ‘Film’ categories
The new campaign is brought to life in partnership with McDonald’s Black Owner/Operators nationwide.
We joined forces with Pandora to shine a light on Black influence in music, advertising and popular culture.
Our ad features Toni Harris, a defensive back for the East Los Angeles College Huskies, who aspires to be the first female NFL player.
Our Comcast/Xfinity campaigns took home seven awards and placed in five different categories.
Our Chief Creative Officer will judge leading creative campaigns from around the world
Our ad comes after Target’s “1,2,3” by Mother and L’Oréal’s “Never Be The Same” by McCann