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FCB Inferno team up with Limb Art to create a range of fashion covers for prosthetics

Stuart Mitchell

FCB Inferno has partnered up with award-winning UK company Limb Art, a British design and manufacturing company dedicated to producing stylish prosthetic leg covers. Limb-Art was founded by former Paralympic swimmer and medalist Mark Williams and his wife, Rachael. Designed for those with either above and below knee prostheses, LIMB-Art leg covers combine superior quality material and construction with cutting edge design and technology to provide robust, affordable and above all cool designs to help those with disabilities feel proud of their prosthetics. Junior Creative Amy Bland initially approached the…

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FCB Inferno’s motivational campaign returns with a new inspiring cast to help those with a health condition to be active

Stuart Mitchell

We Are Undefeatable is the campaign led by a collaboration of 16 leading health and social care charities, along with national lottery funding and expertise from Sport England, to support and inspire some of the 43% of people in England who live with a health condition to be active in a way that works for them. One of the campaign’s key messages is to make those with long-term health conditions aware that all forms of exercise count, no matter with who, where or how. Bringing this message to life, FCB…

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FCB Inferno wins Cannes Lions E-Commerce’ Market Disruption’ Grand Prix with Raising Profiles Campaign

Stuart Mitchell

FCB Inferno’s collaboration with The Big Issue and LinkedIn, ‘Raising Profiles’, has won the prestigious Grand Prix for E-Commerce – Market Disruption at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. Other accolades from the show include two gold lions for Media – Use of Social Platforms and Creative Ecommerce – Social Commerce, alongside two Silver Lions in the categories of Social and Influencer – Audience Targeting/Engagement Strategies and Creative Strategy – Collaboration. A bronze lion for Creative Ecommerce – Not for Profit/Charity/Government tops off the pride. The Big Issue gives homeless…

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LinkedIn helps Big Issue vendors reconnect with customers online

Stuart Mitchell

The Big Issue and LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional network, have partnered on a pilot scheme to support nine of the magazine’s vendors who have lost their livelihoods and their sense of community as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. The partnership, concepted and managed by FCB Inferno, harnesses the incredible power of Linkedin’s network to support the Big Issue vendors, who have been suffering due to the effects of COVID. Footfall on the high streets where many of them ply their trade is much lower, and many of their…

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Arts Emergency launch rebrand and new website

Stuart Mitchell

Founded in 2013, Arts Emergency began life as a small mentoring project in Hackney. Set up by comedian Josie Long and activist Neil Griffiths, the friends decided they had to do something meaningful to help young people affected by austerity and rising tuition fees. Arts Emergency has since grown into a charity with bases across the UK and a community of thousands of volunteers. In 2020 the charity scaled up its work in London and Manchester and launched a mentoring scheme in Merseyside.  Arts Emergency is now at a crucial…

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