- Al Gore for the Lion Heart Award
- R/GA for Agency of the Year
- HEINEKEN for Creative Marketer of the Year
- Droga5 for Independent Agency of the Year
- Smuggler USA for the Palme d'Or
- Ogilvy & Mather for Network of the Year
- WPP for Holding Company of the Year
"The best way to predict your future is to create it." Abraham Lincoln #OgilvyCannes #Inspire series for #CannesLions pic.twitter.com/mExIiD1GAp
— Ogilvy & Mather (@Ogilvy) June 21, 2015 Behind Ogilvy was Twitter at 10% and Havas at 5%. On the speaker front, substance was preferred. While celebrity figures did earn a place in the top ten, the buzz centered around Unilever's Keith Weed, Al Gore, Monica Lewinsky and Ogilvy's Tham Khai Meng. Pharrell and Kim Kardashian tied to round out the top five. It appears that those at Cannes really did want something they could chew on and be inspired by; something to note for those planning for Cannes Lions 2016.
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Nicky Yates Published on June 29, 2015 3:33 pm
Frequently Asked QuestionsFAQs
What is Cannes Lions and what awards are given?
Cannes Lions is an international festival celebrating creativity in advertising and marketing. Major awards include the Lion Heart Award, Agency of the Year, Creative Marketer of the Year, and the Palme d'Or, with over 100 awards handed out annually.
How many people attend Cannes Lions festival?
Cannes Lions attracts over 13,500 attendees who flood the coastal city during the festival. The event generates massive social media engagement with 285,000 mentions and reaches approximately 3 billion people.
Which social media platform is most used at Cannes Lions?
Twitter is the dominant social media platform used during Cannes Lions. The festival sees peak social activity on Wednesday when most attendees are present, with agencies like Ogilvy leading the conversation.
Who were the top speakers at Cannes Lions?
The most buzzed-about speakers included Unilever's Keith Weed, Al Gore, Monica Lewinsky, and Ogilvy's Tham Khai Meng. While celebrities like Pharrell and Kim Kardashian also spoke, attendees showed more interest in substantive, inspiring content from industry leaders.