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Cultural Fuel and TechCheck is a blog and newsletter site published by Leo Burnett Germany and Arc Worldwide

Cultural Fuel is an important cornerstone of Leo Burnett’s HumanKind philosophy. HumanKind puts people at the beginning of creating ideas that truly move people. When creating ideas, we don’t start with the brand, its category, a product, or a marketing toolkit. We start with people and their actually observed behavior.

Cultural Fuel describes the background and pulse of local and global trends and insights that influence people and that we feel we need to account for in order to create more than just ads: human brand acts that have the ability to enable and ultimately transform human behavior.

In this blog, we post work, cases and insights that we believe are a testament to Cultural Fuel that can inspire Act Creation.

This blog is made possible by the contributors listed on the right (Author Box).

Chief Editors:
Cultural Fuel: Alexander Wipf (Head of Strategy)
TechCheck: Jay Denhart (SVP CRM and Digital Marketing)

Responsible Editorial Producer:
Kornelia Hofmann (Insight Manager)

For any suggestions, issues please contact kornelia.hofmann@leoburnett.de

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2 Responses

  1. Juan Ciapessoni http://www.encident.com

    I reached this blog , and I find it very interesting.
    Congratulations !


  2. Hey Juan - I just realized that this was you! Hope things are well at Encident. Talk to you soon.

    J

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