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    Home » Jury Presidents Set For Cannes Lions 2019

    Jury Presidents Set For Cannes Lions 2019

    By SHOOTFriday, December 7, 2018Updated:Tuesday, May 14, 2024No Comments8085 Views
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    Margaret Johnson, CCO, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, has been named jury president of the 2019 Cannes Film Lions
    LONDON --

    The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity has announced the 27 jury presidents who will lead and guide specialist juries at the 66th edition of the Festival.

    The jury presidents span the Cannes Lions Awards architecture, introduced last year, which includes nine Awards Tracks. These Tracks provide an organizing structure to enable entrants to navigate the Lions and also reflect the diversity and specialism of the work from the creative communications industry. The juries will have the responsibility of curating a body of work that will represent 2018 and set the tone for the creative year ahead. 

    Philip Thomas, chairman of Cannes Lions, said, “To win a Cannes Lion demonstrates creative excellence. It’s inspiring work that stands out for its innovation, impact and effectiveness. In awarding a Lion, the juries are recognizing the best creative output from the year gone by but also signaling the future of creativity. Our jury presidents are pivotal in this process, themselves having demonstrated their creative credentials in guiding teams, organizations and brands to set exemplary standards. We’re extremely proud to have their talent and experience to lead this year’s juries in setting the benchmark for creativity going forward.” 

    The 2019 jury lineup includes two new Lions; the Entertainment Lion for Sport and the Creative Strategy Lions while the Product Design Lion has been retired. This shift in disciplines of Lions represents the changing industry landscape and how the future of creativity is evolving. 

    The 2019 Cannes Lions Jury Presidents

    The Communication Track looks at the big creative idea, where campaigns are brought to life through brilliant partnerships, people and storytelling.

    Film Lions – Margaret Johnson, Chief Creative Officer, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, USA 
    Johnson has previously judged on the Titanium and Integrated Lions Jury.

    Radio & Audio Lions – Jose Miguel Sokoloff, Global President, MullenLowe Group Creative Council & Chief Creative Officer, MullenLowe Group UK, Global 
    As one of the pre-eminent advertising creative and peace proponents in the world, Sokoloff has been a driving force behind work to aid demobilization in his native Colombia, while also producing work for brands including Burger King, Unilever and Magnum, winning 28 Lions for MullenLowe in 2018.

    Outdoor Lions – John Patroulis, Worldwide Chief Creative Officer, Grey, Global 
    Under his creative leadership Patroulis has delivered celebrated work, winning Lions across multiple categories for brands such as Axe, Google and Sony Playstation.

    Print & Publishing Lions – Olivier Altmann, Co-Founder, CEO & Chief Creative Officer, Altmann + Pacreau, France 
    Throughout his career Altmann has been recognized as one of the best Chief Creative Officers in the world and since launching his independent agency in 2014 he has been named as a President at the French Advertising Association

    Design Lions – Richard Ting, Global Chief Experience Officer & US Chief Creative Officer, R/GA, Global 
    With 20 years of experience in building and guiding world class design teams, Ting has worked with some of the world’s biggest brands and has won nearly every major creative award including a Titanium Lion.

    Mobile Lions – Ari Weiss, Chief Creative Officer, DDB Worldwide, North America 
    Weiss has guided the creative resurgence of DDB and since joining has earned 24 Lions and been named by the 4A’s as one of the 100 people who make advertising great.

    Titanium Lions – David Lubars, Chief Creative Officer Worldwide, Chairman North America, BBDO, Global 
    A pioneer for branded entertainment with the first ever Titanium Lion in 2003 for his work “The Hire” for BMW, Lubars returns as Titanium Lions President with 200 Lions and five Emmy awards

    The Craft Track focuses on the artistry, skill, talent and flair required to deliver beautifully executed ideas with the power to cut through and bring the creative idea to life.

    Industry Craft Lions – Trevor Robinson OBE, Founder & Executive Creative Director, Quiet Storm, UK 
    Robinson set up the UKs first joint creative agency and Production Company, founded Create Not Hate as a means to reduce gun crime and get disenfranchised youth into advertising and in 2009 was awarded an Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II for his services to UK advertising.

    Digital Craft Lions – Rei Inamoto, Founding Partner, Inamoto & Co, USA 
    Inamoto has been named as one of the “Top 25 most Creative People in Advertising” by Forbes magazine having led AKQA to grow tenfold during his tenure before founding his own firm. In 2013 he served as Mobile Lions President

    Film Craft Lions – Rebecca Skinner, Managing Director / Executive Producer, Superprime Films, USA 
    With a background in music videos and working with directors including Damien Chazelle and Terrence Malick, Skinner has seen work she produced appear at Tribecca Film Festival this year.

    The Entertainment Track celebrates creativity that goes beyond branded communications to create authentic entertainment that engages consumers and impacts culture.

    Entertainment Lions – Scott Donaton, Global Chief Creative & Content Officer, Digitas, Global 
    Donaton leads a team of more than 400 creatives through a worldwide “connected creative” practice and his many awards include Cannes Lions and an induction into the Advertising Hall of Achievement.

    Entertainment Lions for Music – Paulette Long OBE, Music Consultant / Board Director, Paulette Long, UK 
    With a career spanning over 34 years, Long currently serves as a board director for The Music Publishers Association and in 2016 received an OBE for her services to the music industry.

    Entertainment Lions for Sport – Steve Stoute, Founder & CEO, Translation Enterprises, USA 
    As an advertising entrepreneur Stoute connects world famous brands to culture through sports and entertainment with campaigns for the NBA, NFL, Beats by Dre and Nike. He is a member of the Advertising Hall of Achievement.

    The Experience Track focuses on the powerful brand currency of intelligent customer journeys and immersive experiences.

    Brand Experience & Activation Lions – Jaime Mandelbaum, Chief Creative Officer, VMLY&R, Europe 
    Under Mandelbaum’s leadership Y&R won the first Gold Lions for Czech Republic along with the first Grand Prix for Turkey and was named EMEA regional network of the year at Cannes Lions in 2017.

    Creative eCommerce Lions – Daniel Bonner, Global Chief Creative Officer, Wunderman, Global 
    Bonner oversees all creative activity across 200 offices in more than 70 markets around the world. He served on the inaugural Creative eCommerce Lion jury in 2018 and has been listed as one of the UK’s top pioneers by BIMA

    The Good Track goes beyond brand purpose to use creative communications to shift culture, create change and positively impact the world.

    Sustainable Development Goals Lions – David Droga, Founder and Creative Chairman, Droga5, Global 
    In 2017 Droga was awarded the Lion of St Mark and has amassed more than 70 Gold Lions and 15 Grands Prix or Titanium Lions throughout his career.

    Glass: The Lion for Change – Jaime Robinson, Chief Creative Officer, Joan Creative, Global 
    Before launching her own agency, Robinson led development and creative vision for Wieden+Kennedy and Pereira & O’Dell’s creative departments and has won over 30 Lions, including 3 Grands Prix.

    The Health Track celebrates creativity in branded communications in a highly innovative but fiercely regulated sector which has the unique power to truly change lives.

    Pharma Lions – Robin Shapiro, Global President, TBWAWorldHealth, Global 
    Shapiro leads disruptive teams in creating award-winning work that contributes to a more purposeful future. Prior to her current role she was CCO of Corbett Accel Healthcare Group, receiving numerous industry awards and serving on the 2015 Pharma Lions jury

    Health & Wellness Lions – Shaheed Peera, Executive Creative Director, Publicis LifeBrands, Publicis Resolute and Real Science, Global 
    Having joined Publicis LifeBrands in 2011 Peera has helped the agency’s work gain international recognition, winning Pharma Lions in 2015 and 2016.

    The Impact Track celebrates commercial creative effectiveness and the techniques used to measure and impact branded communications.

    Creative Effectiveness Lions – John Seifert, Worldwide Chief Executive, Ogilvy, Global 
    A 39 year veteran at Ogilvy & Mather, Seifert has worked across the Ogilvy network in a range of client leadership and management positions.

    The Innovation Track showcases the conception and application of product development, business transformation and the new data-driven, tech-enabled creativity re-shaping the conversation between brand and consumer.

    Innovation Lions – Bill Yom, Global Creative Director, Cheil Worldwide, South Korea 
    Yom works on global campaigns for Samsung International having previously led on “Dot. The first ever Braille Smartwatch” which won Product Design, Innovation and Health & Wellness Lions.

    The Reach Track recognizes the insight, strategy and planning that enables brands to effectively engage consumers, at scale, and be heard amid the ongoing battle for attention.

    Creative Strategy Lions – Tracey Follows, Founder, Futuremade, Global 
    Follows works with brands and helps them develop strategies to futureproof their organization. Prior to launching her futures consultancy she worked as Head of Strategy at Wired Consulting, Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer at the Future Laboratory and Chief Strategy Officer at J. Walter Thompson Worldwide and London.

    Creative Data Lions – Yasuharu Sasaki, Head of Digital Creative and Executive Creative Director, Dentsu Inc., Japan
    Sasaki leads the digital creative and innovation teams at Dentsu Inc, receiving 10 Lions in 2018. In 2006 he was a member of the Cyber Jury.

    Social & Influencer Lions – PJ Pereira, Co-founder & Creative Chairman, Pereira O’Dell, Global 
    An Emmy winner, bestselling writer and multiple Cannes Lions Grand Prix winner, Pereira is one of the most influential creatives. In 2018 Pereira edited a book published by the Cannes Lions Entertainment Jury, “The Art of Branded Entertainment”

    PR Lions – Michelle Hutton, Managing Director, Global Clients, Edelman, Global 
    With an extensive career spanning various roles across communications Hutton has led award-winning teams around the world.

    Direct Lions – Nicky Bullard, Chairwoman & Chief Creative Officer, MRM McCann, UK 
    As the first creative woman to chair a UK marketing agency, Bullard leads the London office of the multi award-winning MRM//McCann.

    Media Lions – Karen Blackett OBE, WPP UK Country Manager & MediaCom Chairwoman UK & Ireland, WPP, UK 
    As Country Manager for WPP and Chairperson of MediaCom UK, Blackett is guardian for 17,000 people and 124 operating brands in the UK. She was awarded an OBE in 2014 and acts as a Business Ambassador to the Department of International Trade.

    The jury presidents will join their full juries at Cannes Lions where the winning work will be awarded each evening from June 17-21. 

    Entries to the Awards open on January 17, 2019.

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    Duane “Keffe D” Davis’ Murder Trial Heads To Closing In Tupac Shakur’s 1996 Killing

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    Jurors are scheduled to return Monday for closing arguments before beginning deliberations in the only prosecution brought in the killing of the hip-hop icon. The presentation of evidence ended after nine days of testimony.

    Davis, 63, did not take the stand.

    Shakur was riding in a BMW on Sept. 7, 1996, when a white Cadillac pulled up next to it at a red light near the Las Vegas Strip and gunfire erupted. Shakur was shot multiple times and died six days later. The driver of the BMW, Marion "Suge" Knight, survived.

    Years later, Davis would say he procured the gun and his nephew, who has since died, fired the shots. Prosecutors say Davis orchestrated the killing, and he faces life in prison if convicted of murder with a deadly weapon with the intent to promote, further or assist a criminal gang. He has pleaded not guilty.

    Defense attorney Michael Sanft has argued that Davis fabricated or embellished his accounts of the killing for money and notoriety and that investigators failed to independently corroborate his claims.

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