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Ad of the Day | EMERGENCY NGO: Man At Sea
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As the Mediterranean Sea continues to play a crucial role for the many migrants that leave their country of origin looking for safety and a better future, unfortunately, many of them find death in that very same sea. Since 2014, more than 28.000 people lost their lives in these waters.
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Advertising Agency:
Ogilvy, ItalyPresident & Chief Creative Officer:
Giuseppe MastromatteoClient Creative Directors:
Alberto Crignola, Nicolo MondonicoHead of Strategy:
Luca TapognaniSenior Strategist:
Silvia TassoAccount Supervisor:
Eleonora GuidolinHead of TV Production:
Sanam BartolettiProducer Team:
Lorenzo AlaimoHead of Social:
Carola BracciSocial Media Manager:
Melanie GemelliHead of Pr:
Anna EspositoPr Supervisor:
Emanuele PalmieriProduction Company:
The FamilyExecutive Producer:
Lorenzo UlivieriExecutive Producer Spain:
Stefano BajettoProducer:
Sofia FontanaRegia:
Igor BorghiDOP:
Hiero SpitzProduction Manager:
Marco AlzatiProduction Inspector:
Omar BertulliStylist:
Elena CavallaroPost Producer:
Simone BarbellaEditor:
Luca AngeleriColor:
Giorgia MeacciPost Video:
Band, YouArePost Audio:
Disc to DiscMusic:
Enzo CasucciDate:
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