
Brittaney Kiefer
Brittaney is Adweek's European creative editor based in London. Before joining Adweek, Brittaney was creativity and culture editor at Campaign. Before that, she was a reporter and editor at PRWeek.
Visit Iceland’s Service Lets Horses Reply to Work Emails, So Vacationers Can Switch Off
Visit Iceland turns to country's famous horses to handle work emails while people are on vacation.
Coors Light Designed Rooftop Billboards to Cool Homes Amid Rising Heat Waves
Coors Light's Chillboards help cool buildings that are struggling to cope with rising temperatures.
Katy Perry’s Playful Remix Helps Just Eat Take Its Food Delivery Global
Katy Perry stars in major global campaign from Just Eat Takeaway.com as it enters new markets.
Droga5’s David Kolbusz Moves to US Independent Agency Lightning Orchard as It Rebrands
David Kolbusz will be the new creative leader of US independent agency Lightning Orchard, now called Orchard.
Kami, a Virtual Influencer With Down Syndrome, Aims to Make Digital World More Inclusive
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Project from Down Syndrome International wants to improve online representation of those with disabilities.
Cadbury’s Warm-Hearted Campaign Aims to Inspire Confidence in Young People
Cadbury encourages people to share their self-doubts to show youth they are not alone
Renault Invented an App to Help Electric Car Drivers Recharge in Remote Areas
Renault's app makes the EV switch more accessible by connecting drivers with private charging stations.
Judi Dench’s First-Ever Commercial Is a Mission to Help the Cost of Living Crisis
Judi Dench's first commercial is a role in MoneySupermarket's campaign to help the cost-of-living crisis.
Guinness Cleverly Inserted Its Ice-Cold Pints Into Classic Summer Moments
Guinness ads recreate classic summer moments by inserting its black-and-white pints into familiar scenes.
Dutch Group Candid Acquires UK Agency Creature With Global Expansion in Sight
Dutch group Candid has acquired U.K. independent agency Creature as it eyes international expansion.