Anna Hall Senior Acct Director

ABOUT

HIV has become treatable, but beliefs about the virus haven’t changed. To end decades of stigma, the New Zealand AIDs foundation had to prove HIV is safe in a way the world had never seen. So DDB Group New Zealand created Sperm Positive: The World’s First HIV-Positive Sperm Bank. The online sperm bank let men with HIV donate sperm, creating a global conversation about HIV. Now, Sperm Positive isn’t just changing beliefs, it’s changing lives. Four babies are due, 32 women have registered as recipients, 27 sperm donors have joined. And at 2:05pm on January 27th, 2021, the first baby was born – undeniably proving that HIV is safe. She’s a girl.

MADEIT CREDITS

  • New Zealand Aids FoundationClient
  • Amanda SummersbyPost Production Producer
  • Anastasia MaslennikoMotion Designer
  • Anthony WaltonMarketing and Communications Lead
  • Chloe LeuschkeGroup Business Director
  • Danica PakiBusiness Lead
  • Danillo CastilhoLead Front-End Designer
  • DDB Group New ZealandAdvertising Agency
  • Dylan CrummerContent Producer
  • Haydn KerrCreative Director
  • Jane BruningNational Coordinator
  • Jason JonesPhotographer Producer
  • Josep JoverArt Director
  • Katy HughesAccount Director
  • Marcel de RuiterStudio Manager
  • Marcel de RuiterStudio Manager
  • Mark FisherExecutive Director
  • Mickey PowerMarketing Comms and Fundraising Manager
  • Micky PowerMarketing Comms and Fundraising Manager
  • Nicole DekkerSenior Mac Designer
  • Paris ReardonBusiness Manager
  • Rina TransomSenior Digital Producer
  • The Collective ForceProduction Company
  • Tom RobertsonPhotographer
  • * Libby CavenettProducer
  • * Damon StapletonChief Creative Officer
  • * Jason VertongenHead of Design
  • * Gary SteeleExecutive Creative Director
  • * Jacob NewtonCopywriter
  • * Dan CummingsEditor
  • * Paul EdwardsMac Designer
  • * Anna HallBusiness Director
  • * Mike HammondSenior Editor
  • * D&AD

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