Havas Creative
At Havas Creative, we aim to make a meaningful difference to the brands, the businesses and the lives of the people we work with. We're currently going through some amazing momentum, winning new clients, expanding our services, and having our work recognized in both global and regional creative festivals. We aim to be a home for the region’s most talented people and a partner to great brands. But most of all, we want to be a rewarding place to work at and a great partner to work with.
A global campaign that started a conversation across 6 continents about making swimming more inclusive for women of all shapes, ethnicities, abilities and faith.
The world’s first swimmable billboard created to give every woman in Dubai an opportunity to find confidence in water and become an adidas ambassador.
We can’t talk openly about sex. We can’t show intimacy or even recruit actors for ads. What we do know is that humans celebrate big events and small with sex. Finding the occasions that really mattered on social media, we used them as lighthearted prompts to consider condoms with amazing results.
We reimagined mall directions in Riyadh Park Mall to drive shoppers to the first LEGO flagship store in the city.
When KSA’s largest newspaper released its National Day Edition, LEGO released its own version within a matter of hours. Featuring the same news articles, but with every photograph and visual element rebuilt completely out of LEGO.
Kiri partnered with Emirates Red Crescent to launch a one-of-a-kind Iftar donation drive that turned social media messages of gratitude from mums into Iftar boxes in real-time and distributed them to frontline workers across the UAE.
Everyone in Oman knows that the original Omani sandwich is made with Jibnet Abu Al Walad cheese. But no one knows who invented it. So, we launched a campaign to find the most outrageous origin stories of the original Omani sandwich.
During the Covid-19 pandemic, FAB handed over our social media channels, with a combined follow count of 2.3 million people, to SMEs across the nation, so they could reach an audience like no other, at a time they needed it most.
Building on our ‘Planet or Plastic?’ campaign, National Geographic wanted to create a new talking point among opinion leaders in the region. So, we designed a 2020 hourglass calendar for them highlighting ‘Earth Overshoot Day’ – the day we start using more raw resources than Earth can renew.
