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FCB Network Achieves Historic Moment with Two More Grand Prix at Cannes Lions

21/06/2019
Advertising Agency
New York, United States
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FCB’s tally to date is a monumental four Grand Prix at the Festival, adding to its record-breaking 48 wins
On the fourth day of Cannes Lions 2019, the winning streak continued for FCB as it made history with two more Grand Prix Lions, one of the most prestigious awards in advertising. These awards are considered some of the highest recognition of creative excellence given out by Cannes Lions. Adding two Grand Prix, five Gold, five Silver and five Bronze to its collection, FCB currently has 48 total Lions, setting a record for the most Lions the network has achieved in the last several years.

Area 23, an FCB Health Network Company, continued its impressive showing at Cannes, garnering the Grand Prix in Innovation — Early Stage Technology for 'See Sound.' On behalf of Wavio, 'See Sound' is a revolutionary home device powered by an AI-learning model that can listen for a variety of household sounds and distinguish between them with an industry-leading accuracy level. This is possible because it was trained from the sound data of more than 2 million YouTube clips. The Grand Prix adds to the campaign’s one Gold, one Silver and one Bronze Lion to date.


FCB New York is celebrating big at the Palais for a second night in a row for the epic 'Whopper Detour' campaign, on behalf of Burger King, which took home its second Grand Prix of the Festival in Mobile — Activation by Location. The campaign has received an extraordinary 11 Lions to date.


FCB Inferno had an unforgettable evening, taking home three Lions for 'StorySign,' on behalf of Huawei, including two Gold trophies, and three Lions for 'Pay It Forward,' on behalf of The Big Issue, which included one Gold Lion in Mobile — Social Purpose. 

The launch of the 'Pay It Forward' campaign celebrated the world’s first resellable magazine that came with its own scannable QR code, allowing readers to pass the magazine on to a friend, who can scan the code to pay for it again. The mission was to help vulnerable magazine sellers earn more and counter the issues the homeless are facing in an increasingly cashless society.

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