Lighting strikes again…TCU Campaigns goes to the
NSAC National Championship for the third straight year!
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2007…TCU’s Crave Communications wins the 10th District Championship and goes to Louisville, Ky., to finish eighth in the nation with a groundbreaking IMC plan for Coca-Cola Classic. |
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| 2008…TCU’s Pulse Strategic Communications wins the national “wild-card” slot and advances to Atlanta, Ga. to finish fourth in the nation with an innovative IMC plan for AOL. Also, Pulse’s creative team wins national first place honors for their public service plan for Heineken USA…a banner year for our campaigners! | |
| 2009…TCU’s Pulse Strategic Communications wins the national “wild-card” slot for the second consecutive year and advances to Washington, D.C. to finish ninth in the nation for their compelling IMC plan for the Century Council. |
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(left to right) Campaigners Collin Howell, Justin Davis and Rolando Gurerreo do their “Rocky” imitation after finishing in the top ten for the 2009 competition.
2008 Ad Campaigns
TNSAC National Championship 4th place, NSAC District 10 First Runner-Up
On stage in Atlanta to accept Fourth Place National Honors from AOL are: (left to right)
Kate Wulfing, AOL Vice-President of Marketing, TCU presenter Nick Timmins, Adviser Mike Wood, team presenters, Dylan Taylor-Smith, Kayla Bond, Amy
O’Hoyt and Scott Nichols.
TCU Campaigns Creatives win the Heineken USA/AAF Pubic Service Advertising Competition
In 2008, the AAF and Heineken USA also sponsored a nation-wide creative competition to promote responsible drinking. The campaign consisted of preparing creative brief, print ads, a new media idea and consumer engagement pieces.
Team creatives took this competition on as an additional project to the NSAC and the results spoke for themselves…First Place National Honors for TCU!
At the Heineken USA national headquarters to accept $3,000 from Heineken corporate executives are (left to right) TCU’s Nick Timmins, Natalie Clarke. Heineken President and CEO, Don Blaustein, TCU’s Lindsay Moore and Heineken Sr. V.P. of Corporate Relations, Don Teamo.