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Giant orange roses sprouted overnight at the intersection of Republic and William Nicol Roads at the weekend. These two-and-a-half metre tall roses with their enormous velvety petals were in fact a gift to Joburg from Sonnenberg Hoffmann Galombik (SHG).
In keeping with their philosophy of "problem solved - expect the unexpected", SHG embarked on a novel "rose" campaign with advertising group TBWA\Hunt\Lascaris and public relations firm Magna Carta, to 'firmly root their presence in Joburg cement', while at the same time providing much needed comic relief to beleaguered motorists.
"Solutions to legal problems are often found by exploring new avenues which fall outside a traditional approach to law. At SHG, we focus on creating just such solutions."