20 Jan 2010

Invite: Heavy Chef Session (Jozi) - 2 Feb - 2010 is FINALLY upon us!

Be sure not to miss out on our first Heavy Chef Session of 2010 - entitled "A Taste of the Future: Digital Trends to Expect".

On the menu for the evening (i.e. speaking) will be yours truly and ISLabs founder, Justin Spratt

Overview and invite below…

Digital Trends to Expect

After years of talking, waiting and expectation, the big 2010 is FINALLY upon us - the year of the FIFA World Cup! We're 6 months away from the greatest showcase of sport on Earth, and it's being held right here in the Heavy Chef HQ backyard. 

On the Heavy Chef front, we're excited to kick off with some exciting events of our own (with a slight shift in schedule). The first Heavy Chef Session of 2010 - entitled "A Taste of the Future: Digital Trends to Expect" - is being held on the 2nd February at the Deloitte Campus in Woodmead. Our speakers are going to be Justin Spratt and Louis Janse van Rensburg, both of whom are going to be discussing important digital trends to expect in the next 12 and 24 months. 

 

Want to attend?

The Johannesburg Session is going to be held at Deloitte's head office in Woodmead. If you'd like to join us, please email Yolandi (click here) or phone the studio at 0861 932226.

Venue: Building 33, Deloitte Place, The Woodlands, 20 Woodlands Drive, Woodmead, Johannesburg (directions here)
Date: Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Time: 6 for 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Cost to attend: Free. Mahala. Gratis. You will, however, be subjected to gamma-ray mind readers during the Session and your minds will be plundered for any intellectual capital that we can find. 

There are 50 seats available, on a first-come first-serve basis. Refreshments will be available thanks to our sponsors Delheim, Corona and Carlsberg

NOTE: The Cape Town Session previously scheduled for 26th January has been postponed to the end of Feb. We'll be sending a new invitation early next month. 

Until then, have a great 2010 - keep safe and be successful - !!

All the best from Fred, Mike and the rest of the Chefs

11 Jan 2010

@Fred_Roed talks digital marketing trends for 2010 with @rubygold

  
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Fred Roed*, World Wide Creative’s co-founder and Creative Director, as well as entrepreneurial blogger at Ideate, talks with Classic FM’s Reuben Goldberg on The Internet Economy about digital marketing trends for 2010.

Trends identified by Fred include:

1.     Real-time, right now

2.     Attention spam filtering

3.     Online communities, offline gatherings

4.     Rogue journalism

Love your work Fred.

*Fred enjoys wearing loud Hawaiian T-shirts to client meetings. Don’t judge.

26 Aug 2009

Ahh, enjoying an ice-cold Corona on top of JWT Building; waiting for #HeavyChef to kick off!

13 Aug 2009

Invite to Heavy Chef August (Jozi): The Toughest Target Market of Them All

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The next Heavy Chef Session is in Johannesburg: "Youth Marketing - Where Are We and What Has Worked Before"

The next Heavy Chef Session is in Johannesburg: “Youth Marketing - Where Are We and What Has Worked Before“

The youth market has always been a tough nut to crack. Fickle. Trend conscious. Unpredictable. Notoriously outspoken.

So, how can we reach ‘em? We’ve asked some leaders in the field of Youth Marketing to come and share some insights with us.

Part One: Painting a Picture of Today's Youth

August’s Heavy Chef Session will firstly focus on painting a picture of the youth, where they’re heading and how technology fits into their lives, backed up by solid, well-researched stats and insights.

Part 1 of the Session will be a holistic overview, presented by Jane Lyne, MD Youth Dynamix, and Andrea Kraushaar, Youth Strategy And Research Director at Youth Dynamix. Both Jane and Andrea bring a wealth of experience around youth marketing. 

Part Two: Successful Case Studies using Technology to Target the Youth

Then, we’ll look at some case studies for using social networking and mobile to engage with youth.

Part 2 will be a practical close-up of what’s worked, and what lessons can we learn in order to reach a youthful audience.

This part of the session will be presented by Marc Kornberger: Managing Partner at Student Village. Marc co-founded Student Village and has seen it rise from an ambitious project 8 years ago to a bustling online community of over 120 000 members. 


Want to attend?

The Johannesburg Session is going to be held in JWT's entertainment room (on the third floor) in Rivonia. If you'd like to join us, please email Yolandi (click here) or phone the studio at 0861 932226.

Venue: JWT Building, cnr Rivonia & 12th ave, Johannesburg. 
Date: Wednesday, 26th August 2009
Time: 6 for 6:30pm – 8:30pm
Cost to attend: The Session is free, but you may pay the price of being singled out to answer relevant questions about youth culture topics, about which you will have no clue and thus be hopelessly exposed as ‘so 10 years ago’.

There are 50 seats available, on a first-come first-serve basis.

The venue will be provided by Youth Dynamix, wine by Perdeberg and the beer by Corona (with Carlsberg a tasty new addition to our sponsor list). And, for those non-alcohol drinkers, we're proud to announce that Glaceau Mineral Water will also be present.


Check out the new Heavy Chef website...

It’s a real challenge keeping these newsletters short, since there are a bunch of things happening at The Heavy Chef Project. So…the easiest thing to do is to use bullet points for easy digestion:

  • We’ve launched a new Heavy Chef website (check it out here) with a video gallery of previous Heavy Chef Sessions. 
  • We’ve launched the Heavy Chef Courses (here – first one starting today!)
  • We’re about to launch our new World Wide Creative site (next week)
  • We’ve got a killer line-up of speakers for the next few months (keep reading the Heavy Chef newsletter for updates)
  • We got some of our best feedback ever from last month’s Heavy Chef Session, featuring Justin Gomes of advertising agency FoxP2 – and so, we’re working on bringing Gomes’ presentation to Johannesburg (again, watch this space).


Bye for now!

We'll be back shortly to inform you about future sessions (btw, the next Cape Town Session is happening in September). Keep reading the blog for updates, watch the videos, and thanks for all the support so far. 

All the best, 
Fred, Mike and the rest of the Chefs! 


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17 Jul 2009

Gmmf, recession smession - 1 month, 4 new client accounts #WWCjozi :)

1 Jul 2009

At Mondi SA with Mike prepping for strategy preso + enjoying hot cappuccinos... mmmmm :) #WWCjozi

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~Louis Janse van Rensburg~
Psych (Hon), Entrep (Mphil)

Senior strategist at digital marketing agency World Wide Creative and aficionado of digital works that inspire.

[+ a bit more about me]

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...for further ramblings, link love and comment follow me on twitter @louis_jvr

...towards demystifying digital marketing, visit The Heavy Chef Project

...if you'd like to get in touch with me: jvrlouis [at] gmail dot com

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