CRC TEAM WINS YOUNG GUNS COMP

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Alex Romans and Nadia Ahmed, a young creative team from Colman Rasic Carrasco, Sydney have been selected as winners of the YoungGuns Award 2008 Worldwide Creative Brief from Virgin Unite, the entrepreneurial foundation of the Virgin Group.

Says Rebecca Carrasco: "We’re feeling like proud parents over here right now!"

VIEW THE WINNING CONCEPT:

VirginUniteCourierCo.pdf

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30 Comments

Anonymous said:

Way to go guys. You're on FIRE!

Alex said:


Congrats Nadia!!!!!

Anonymous said:

Awesome idea guys!

Anonymous said:

I normally leave the odd scathing comment on here, but always credit where it's due.
I like this idea, it's one I wouldn't have minded coming up with. Good work guys.

Anonymous said:

Way to fucking go guys!

Anonymous said:

Get the fire hose out baby.

Nadia said:

Thanks! Congrats to you Alex! Did you steal my red pen?

Andrew said:

Big idea from a baby team.
Well done.

Anonymous said:


GREAT BLOODY IDEA. SO IS IT GOING TO ACTUALLY HAPPEN?

Anonymous said:


Go Saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaandal. Go Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaadia.

Anonymous said:

Nice one Sandal, seems like more work, less foosball is working for you.

Tommy.

Anonymous said:

Genius Sandal

Anonymous said:

That's a really cool idea. Well done guys.

Anonymous said:

Well done on a big creative business idea.

-The competition.


Tit's said:

Nice idea.

I'm guessing both are art directors?

Under 'idea' section – "...direct IT'S profits towards..." hmmm.

It's the little things that make a difference. A good idea like this should be supported by good copy. Anyway, bring on the 'how can you be so petty and pick up on such small things, when it's all about the genius idea' comments.

Need to have the full package, that's all.

Anonymous said:


Do I sniff the sour aroma of jealousy wafting into this blog?

Anonymous said:

Genius 9.42 am...

...you could write funny stuff for a sitcom all about nothing...great stuff!


Anonymous said:

tits.

nothing wrong with the copy, you tit.

Anonymous said:


hey well done CRC, that's brillant...every young fucker under the sun tries to win that thing... and well done to the team too - great way to start a career

Anonymous said:

Test their mettle.

Give them a real-world, commercial brief.

No disrespect.

Creative and all.

But get them to show their brilliance with soap or insurance.

Anonymous said:

Yeah, that's a pretty flash idea.

Mr. Confused said:

So, you get a courier to deliver your stuff in your city. The money you pay goes to a charity in Africa that couriers much needed supplies around. I get that. But who pays for the actual courier driver in the city you're in? Do they volunteer their time, their bike, their petrol, their insurance etc. Not being a smart arse, would just someone to explain to me how the idea works in an economically viable way... Maybe I misread the entry?
Either way, good on everyone for entering and giving it a crack!

Anonymous said:

They are just starting out. They win an award and some lame blogger says "But get them to show their brilliance with soap or insurance".

I'm sure you'll soon see them producing brilliance. Oh and by the way, go fuck yourself.


Anonymous said:

Confused, I'd say it would be the profits from the courier company?

Big Thursday?

Anonymous said:

Great idea. Just great. I wish I worked there.

Anonymous said:

test their mettle on soap and insurance?

they don't need to. when you work in advertising, the cool thing is you can chose what agency you work for and what accounts you work on.

if you're not keen to do soap ads and you want to do ads for charities or sport brands or beer companies, find the place that does those and apply for a job there. it's a simple process

but thinking that working on crap accounts somehow makes you better is plain dumb. when people look at your mediocre ad for a soap they still only see a mediocre ad. no one gives a shit about how you "suffered" to make it. no one cares that for its shit category it may be good, they just think it is shit.

a said:

so the idea is that profits from a company finances a similar service is a poor country..... isn't that just the same as giving a cash donations?

Anonymous said:

Um, 4:48...what happens if the account you selected your new employer by suddenly goes elsewhere? Move with it I suppose? That'd look good.

Anonymous said:

On ya Sandal, you're working with a talented bunch over there. Come along way and it's paying off nicely.
Fiona.

Anonymous said:

great. so great.

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