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Wednesday, February 10 - 2010

Leo Burnett Middle East hosts Clients and IAA Executive Committee

  • United Arab Emirates: Monday, June 10 - 2002 at 16:45
  • PRESS RELEASE

Leo Burnett Middle East threw a luncheon at the 38th IAA World Congress held in Beirut gathering a total number of 700 communication professionals and clients from all over the globe.

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  • Michael Conrad, Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Worldwide speaks at the event.
    Michael Conrad, Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Worldwide speaks at the event.
The reception was inaugurated by Farid Chehab, Chairman / Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett MENA, who stressed the importance of hosting an international event such as this in Beirut, which proves to be again the city of all times, a city that breaks trough the clutter defying all threats to bring a world-class event to life.

Taking the floor, Michael Conrad, Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Worldwide, stressed on the shared passion for and commitment of Leo Burnett Worldwide to creating the best work in the world, bar none as reflected through the Leo Burnett Global Product Committee(™). This continues to elevate the creative product and deliver results for the Agency's clients.

Being the most creatively awarded agency in the world, according to the Gunn Report, Leo Burnett kept the standards high and launched "the Cannes 2002 prediction" during the lunch reception, an outstanding creative idea to recognize and enhance the creative flair that was in attendance. Conrad displayed 20 international commercials selected from this year's Cannes Festival prestigious roster and the guests selected their favorite choice.

In this occasion, Raja Trad, CEO of Leo Burnett MENA, showed his content at being part of such a big event: "We are proud to support the 38th IAA World Congress in Beirut and have spared no effort to help it succeed some of which is the creation and production of the campaign for the event that ran globally, and of course the sponsorship of this lunch".


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About Leo Burnett Worldwide:
Founded in Chicago in 1935 with eight employees and three clients, today Leo Burnett Worldwide, Inc. (www.leoburnett.com) operates a global network of over 200 operating units across 83 markets, including 97 full-service advertising agencies and a variety of specialty marketing services including direct, database and interactive marketing, sales promotion and brand consulting. Leo Burnett's mission is to be "the best in the world, bar none, at turning brand buyers into brand believers," and does so utilizing its proprietary Brand Belief System.™
Leo Burnett currently handles many of the world's most valuable brands including McDonald's, Walt Disney, Marlboro, Kellogg's, Tampax and Nintendo.

In 2001, the Gunn Report ranked Leo Burnett the most awarded creative agency in the world.

Leo Burnett covers the Middle East region with headquarters based in Dubai and offices spread in Lebanon, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.

For more information, please visit the site: www.leoburnett.com

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