As a creative leader within the global Havas network, Tim believes that the biggest creative opportunities currently lie in healthcare: “We’re not necessarily selling products here, we’re using creativity to change behaviour, treatments, and ultimately lives. And when it’s done well, it can be a powerful thing.”
Tim’s enthusiasm for healthcare advertising has resulted in over 50 industry awards - helping two of his agencies win Agency of the Year at Cannes in the past three years.
On presiding over the Health and Wellness jury, Tim stated, “As jury president, I will be carrying on the legacy created by Jeremy Perrot. I'll be working with an extremely talented jury to hunt for those big (and sometimes little) ideas that rewarded the clients brave enough to choose something different. We’re ready for the emotional rollercoaster that is judging Health and Wellness, and we’re excited to see which ideas have the power to stop us, make us feel something, and inspire our industry to be better.”
Barbara Levy, LIA president said,
Tim put it very well when he said that Health and Wellness is particularly challenging. We understand that especially with all the restrictions on what can and cannot be said. But I am confident that with Tim at the helm of a panel of talented jurors, the best and most creative ideas that bring wellness to society at large will surface. I am honoured to have them judge the second annual Health and Wellness jury and I’m looking forward to seeing what great work has been produced and what impact it has on our lives from all walks of society and life.Despite the heavy restrictions associated with this industry, this is where we are experiencing the most innovative and authentic ideas. This is partly down to the desperate need for better health, but also because creatives are finally seeing healthcare as a means to do more meaningful work. From terminal cancer to organ donation to mental health – this is the category that can literally save lives.
LIA incorporated the Health and Wellness competition last year to honour creativity that promotes consumer health products and services. The intention is to promote personal care, self-diagnosis and regaining or maintaining health and well-being for the good of society by awarding inspirational and breakthrough ideas for non-pharmaceutical OTC products, over-the-counter medicines, products/devices and applications.
The entry system is open for entries.
For more information on submissions and eligibility, please visit the LIA website.
