Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
Regional / National Campaign, B&W, Any Size:
Silver Rockie – Noot Group
Meriwether Ranch, “Wall Street Journal Ads”
Regional / National, Color, Any Size:
Gold Rockie – Drake Cooper
United Dairymen of Idaho, Kristin Armstrong / Chocolate Milk Newspaper
Concept: Dennis Budell, Joe Quatrone
Copy: Joe Quatrone
Art Director: Dennis Budell
Photographer: Tri-Digital Group
Production: Cale Cathey
Illustrator: Cale Cathey
Radio:
Silver Rockie – Stoltz Marketing Group
Think Pink Inc., “Concert for the Cure”
Concept: David Cook, Kate Holgate, Lindzee Frei, Crissie McDowell
Copy: David Cook
Producer: Journal Broadcast Group, PlumVoice Productions
Newspaper:
Silver Rockie – United Way of Treasure Valley
United Way Treasure Valley, 2008 Newspaper Campaign
Concept: David Cook, Doug Gneiting, Kristy Weyrich
Copy: David Cook
Art Director: Doug Gneiting
Photographer: Todd Meier
Interactive:
Silver Rockie – Oliver Russell
I Believe in Sasquatch Website
Concept: Jesse Huffman
Copy: Kelli Fulton, Russ Stoddard
Art Director: Russ Stoddard
Production: Curious Media
Illustrator: Jesse Huffman
Poster:
Silver Rockie – Drake Cooper
Bam Jam, Bam Jam Poster
Concept: Dennis Budell, Joe Quatrone
Copy: Sean D. Young
Art Director: Dennis Budell, Cale Cathey
Photographer: Todd Meier
Production: Cale Cathey
Producer: TableRock Printing
Direct Marketing / Speciality Items:
Silver Rockie – Oliver Russell
Boise Bike Brigade, Boise Bike Brigade Wearables
Concept: Jesse Huffman, Bethany Walter
Art Director: Russ Stoddard
Production: Tony Tino
Illustrator: Jesse Huffman
Separator: Bethany Walter
Casting: Riverside Screen Printing
Campaign Single Media:
Silver Rockie – Boise Community Radio
Boise Community Radio, Radio Boise Event Posters
Concept: Jason Sievers
Copy: Jason Sievers
Art Director: Jason Sievers
Production: Jason Sievers
Illustrator: Jason Sievers
Producer: Boise Radio
Campaign Mixed Media:
Silver Rockie– Stoltz Marketing Group
Think Pink, Inc., “Think Pink, Inc. Campaign”
Concept: David Cook, Kate Holgate, Lindzee Frei, Crissie McDowell, Michelle Caster
Copy: David Cook, Kate Holgate, Lindzee Frei, Crissie McDowell, Michelle Caster, Katie Shamburg
Art Director: Kate Holgate, Crissie McDowell
Photography: David Cook, Kate Holgate, Jen Henriksen, Steve Smith
Illustrator: Kate Holgate, Crissie McDowell
Producer: NW Printing, Journal Broadcast Group, PlumVoice Productions
Audio Visual:
Citation: Music – North by Northwest Productions
Boise Convention & Visitors Bureau, Boise is…
Concept: Steve Simkins
Art Director: Steve Simkins
Photographer: Steve Simkins, Jeff Noble
Production: John Nance
Interative:
Gold Rockie – Oliver Russell
Boise Bike Brigade, Boise Bike Brigade Website
Concept: Jesse Huffman
Copy: Russ Stoddard
Art Director: Russ Stoddard
Production: Jesse Huffman
Illustrator: Jesse Huffman
At Saturday night’s Rockies Award Show, Russ Stoddard, Founder and President of Oliver Russell, was awarded the AAF Silver Medal from the Idaho Advertising Federation.
Russ, who founded Oliver Russell in 1991, was recognized for his tireless efforts in the marketing and advertising industry, as well as his dedication to giving back to the community through the agency’s O-pen Purse initiative. That initiative has, to date, given back over $1.2 million dollars in financial and in-kind support to deserving charities throughout the area.
Russ, in his typical laid-back style, was quick to point out that much of the success that he’s had over the years was due to the incredibly talented people that he’s had the fortune to work with over the years. He kept his speech brief, but congratulations seemed to be flowing throughout the night.
It was a well-deserved recognition, and an excellent choice by the Silver Medal Committee.
Congratulations Russ.
Advertising Age, which freely admits that they follow the money in their coverage of the marketing and advertising world, is now on the lookout for the Small Agency of the Year.
What does that mean, exactly? Well, from their website:
The aim of the awards is to try to uncover the best small agencies both in the U.S. (those agencies with fewer than 75 employees) and overseas (those agencies with fewer than 50 employees).
We are charging $150 per entry. Every shop that meets the size requirement is eligible, regardless of marketing discipline. And we’re not splitting this into categories by medium — we’re far more interested in finding the best ideas that did the most to move business.
There will be two categories: Best Small Agency and Best Small Agency Campaign. Ad Age will recognize a U.S. and International winner for each, as well as finalists for both categories. Profiles of the winning agencies will be published both in print and online on July 27th.
Cost to enter is $150 per entry. If you think you’ve got the goods, the entry deadline is May 22nd.
Work from Oliver Russell was recognized recently at the Houston Advertising Federation’s ADDY Awards Show.
In total, five campaigns that Oliver Russell produced for Hewlett Packard’s Personal Systems Group were recognized, including:
The agency has made photos of the work available on their website.
