“Google’s ‘Made with Code’ program aims to get girls into computer science”

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“A Video You’ll Want to Share with Every Little Girl You Know”

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“$50 million Google coding initiative targets girls”

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“Google’s New Plan To Get More High School Girls Interested in Tech”

“Google Invests $50 Million to Close the Tech Gender Gap”

Netflix’s ‘Make Room’ Campaign Calls for Greater Diversity and Inclusivity

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“Google Launches Made with Code #madewithcode”

Greg Hahn To Keynote Ad Age Small Agency Conference

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Diageo launches 10-year sustainability action plan

“How To… Build Something Meaningful”

If you don’t have a climate plan, you don’t have a business plan

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'Advertising is as powerful as religion' — it just needs more female founders

“Made With Code: Why Teaching Code to Young Girls Matters”

Google Is Putting $50 Million Toward Getting Girls to Code

Fat Tire Releases Beer Made From Ingredients Available In The Future. It’s Awful And They Know It.

Forbes

“My career in 5 executions: Red & Co.’s Mira Kaddoura”

“Google Launches Made with Code to Inspire Girls to Get Techy”

30 Agencies, Including 72andSunny and Wieden + Kennedy, Are Releasing Diversity Data

Netflix issues a clarion call for diverse talent in ‘Make Room’ ad

Fat Tire's 'Drink Sustainably' Effort Advertises Six-Packs for $100

Babyganics Apologizes To Parents Everywhere, Celebrates Perfectly Imperfect Parenting

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On Beer Day, New Belgium Sends Climate Change Warning With Price Spike

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Diageo Launches New Ten-Year Sustainability Action Plan

Babyganics hace un homenaje a “la paternidad perfectamente imperfecta”

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Netflix Celebrates Its Diversity of Voices in New Ad with Uzo Aduba – A call to #MakeRoom for everyone

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Babyganics Captures The 'Perfectly Imperfect' Chaos Of Parenting


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Netflix pledges to ‘make room’ for diversity

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Design the Life You Want, and Your Career Will Thank You

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Made with Code

<h2 style="margin-bottom: 30px;">The Story</h2>Having disrupted first the video store industry, then the DVD industry, and then the cable industry, Netflix is now known for its high-volume on-demand entertainment streaming. With a $12 Billion production budget and outposts around the world, Netflix’s success is epic, but also problematic. Companies like Disney and Apple are moving into streaming digital entertainment, and much of Netflix’s content is licensed from studios now building their own streaming platforms. Even with hundreds of original shows in production, Netflix knows that the near future will feature more competition from huge and beloved brands. What will Netflix be known for once its flagship shows are reclaimed by studios creating their own platforms?

We all know Netflix has an infinite array of diverse films and shows. But why?

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Duke Stump

We don’t always get to pick the categories we work in. We don’t always get to pick the work we work on. And we don’t always get to pick the clients we work with. That is what we call life, and you learn good things from it. But every so often, it’s as if you did get to pick, and then you get to work with Sara Mendez Bermudez. As a leader, she is passionate, disciplined, informed, and focused. As a human she is just—RADIANT. Tune in when Mira, Clare, and Sara hit the Red & Co. stage for a deep dive into how this CMO engineered not only a turnaround for Babyganics—but brought the whole category with her.

We don’t always get to pick the categories we work in. We don’t always get to pick the work we work on. And we don’t always get to pick the clients we work with. That is what we call life, and you learn good things from it. But every so often, it’s as if you did get to pick, and then you get to work with Sara Mendez Bermudez. As a leader, she is passionate, disciplined, informed and focused. As a human she is just RADIANT. Tune in when Mira, Clare and Sara hit the Red & Co. stage for a deep dive into how this CMO not only engineered a brand rebirth for Babyganics—but brought the whole category with her.

Sara Mendez Bermudez

Global CMO, SC Johnson Lifestyle Brands

Mira Kaddoura

Founder & ECD, Red & Co.

Clare Pickens

Global Business Director, Red & Co. 

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As an early leader in organic baby products, Babyganics innovated in the baby care aisle. But competitor brands soon followed, creating a tougher marketplace in which this brand was just one of many choices. At a time when moms, dads, and caregivers are struggling with a pandemic and other social issues, this integrated campaign offered a chance to solve a business problem and a cultural problem at the same time, creating empathy and acceptance in a remarkably judgmental culture and uplifting the unrecognized work that diverse parents and caregivers are doing every day.

Section 1 A Real Brand For Real Parents

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Campaign launch date was October 19, 2021

Babyganics: Here’s To Perfectly Imperfect Parenting | Case Study

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Section 2 Babyganics: Perfectly Imperfect Parenting

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Today Red & Co. has headquarters based in Portland and Amsterdam. Other locations: Austin, New York, London, and Stockholm. We draw an international mix of creatives, business minds, product developers, designers, technologists and communications experts. This diversity brings in global insights and media-agnostic thinking.

We are small, diverse and potent.

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Founded by Mira Kaddoura in 2014, Red & Co. opened its doors to challenge the status quo of inert media, empty communication, and general brand meaninglessness. At a time when more people have more access to more brands than ever before, brands have the opportunity to become relevant and necessary actors in society, but so often, they just rely on muscle memory.

 


Having worked at Wieden + Kennedy, and for some of the world’s greatest clients, Mira began to put together a team of diverse thinkers from around the world.

 


The dream? To build a place that focuses not just on comms, not just on saying and being seen, but on acting and doing things in the world that actually make a difference.

 


We want to help brands make a larger, more meaningful impact on society. 

 


To make brand work that lasts beyond a media cycle, that challenges people not just as consumers, but as human beings. As professionals, artists, citizens, parents, and conscious consumers, we hug our work with strategy, creativity, and technology to push past the expected into truly generative territory.

 


Today Red & Co. has offices in Portland and Amsterdam and a network that extends around the world. We work exclusively with people of all shapes, sizes, genders, races, ages, creeds, and planets and work humanely, sustainably, efficiently, and, most of all, ambitiously. Mira is proud to sit on the boards of the <a href="https://didi.ac.ae/">Dubai Institute of Design and innovation</a>, <a href="https://www.600andrising.com/">600 & Rising</a>, and the <a href="https://pica.org/">Portland Institute for Contemporary Art</a> to continue to feed our culture through creativity, design, and diversity.

 


Great brands question everything — Doesn’t it make sense to work with a partner who does the same?

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We’re an independent, female & minority-founded creative company. We help brands make a larger, more meaningful impact on society.asdf

Red & Co. – BORDERLESS. NIMBLE. INGENIOUS.

“Red & Co.’s gift is their ability to discover where a brand’s heart beats hardest.”

“Made with Code is a crusade we’re on together to ensure women’s voices are represented in the increasingly digitally defined world we live in. We could not fathom working with more capable collaborators — in every sense of the word — than Mira and her team. It’s been a privilege to make this all happen together.”

“Great brands question everything — doesn’t it make sense to work with a partner, like Red & Co., who does the same?”

“The exceptional quality of Red & Co.’s strategic thinking and creative work, as well as our shared values and commitment, makes for a perfect partnership. When we first started working together, I thought it was a match made in heaven, and now, after a year of working together, I believe it even more. The work is impressive, everyone is energized, and we are thrilled to see it out in the world.”

“In Q2 2021, Fat Tire had its best quarterly sales performance in many years.”

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