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Sep 2018
Keep Chatting”, an initiative by Leo Burnett digital for Mobitel Sri Lanka. The campaign was launched with an inspiring song titled, “Hitha Danne Mithuranne” by Ashanthi Ft. Randhir and Manasick. The campaign focuses on Suicide prevention, education and awareness. MSL Sri Lanka was the PR partner for the launch of this music video.
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Aug 2018
Leo Burnett Sri Lanka, recently completed the 6th annual Leo Burnett Masterclass programme. The comprehensive five-week internship catered to 10 industry interns, providing them with valuable exposure into the marketing communications industry. The programme was concluded with a graduation ceremony which was attended by Leo Burnett Sri Lanka’s senior management, as well as members from the agency team who mentored the interns throughout the programme.
Jun 2018
In the run-up to the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity, the advertising fraternity of Sri Lanka came together for the 5th year in succession at this year’s Leo Burnett Cannes Predictions, where a preview of the best-in-class entries for the festival were showcased.
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Jun 2018
Being the only programme of its kind in the country, the comprehensive five-week internship caters to industry interns, providing them with valuable exposure into the marketing communications industry.
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Jun 2018
over 90 Burnetters gathered to celebrate the 19th Anniversary of the Sri Lankan office. Lighting a lamp to symbolize each employees creative spirit, a Lemon sapling was planted with the soil gifted from each Burnetter’s home. A traditional breakfast concluded the festivities.
Apr 2018
In keeping with the traditions of the National New Year, the team at Leo Burnett Sri Lanka, celebrated the joy with the agency team and their families. The agency’s annual Avurudu Uthsavaya titled “Leo Erabadu Mal Vare” were held at the Leo Burnett office in Colombo. The event was organized by the COSMOS team of 2018.
May 2018
In Buddhism, flowers signify the impermanence of life. Their highest purpose is to be an altar offering, but as soon as they’re put down on the thousands of altars across temples in Sri Lanka, they’re cleared away in just a matter of minutes. Tons of such flowers get discarded, especially on festival days. But now in Sri Lanka we have found a way to give these flowers a purpose beyond a single offering and make them live forever through ‘Petal Paint’ from JAT Paints.