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Media Type:

Print

Brand

Agency

Country:

Industry:

"Best. Job. Ever."

Credits

Advertising Agency:

Africa, São Paulo, Brazil

Chief Creative Officer:

Sergio Gordilho

Executive Creative Director:

Rafael Pitanguy

Creative Directors:

Sergio Gordilho, Bernardo Romero, Rafael Pitanguy, Pedro Bullos

Associate Creative Director:

Juliana Uchoa

Art Directors:

Caio Soares, Gabriel Barrea, Pedro Martoli

Copywriter:

Marcelo Saravá

Photographer:

Getty Images

Illustrator:

Big Studios

Print Producers:

Carla Lustosa, Edson Harada

Art Buyers:

Carmen Castillo, Isabela Ximenes

Client Services Team:

Rosi Ferreira, Juliana Araujo, Marcio Santoro, Lucas Fajardo

Media Team:

Luiz Fernando Vieira, Rodrigo Rodrigues, Camila de Quina Santos, Bianca Navega

Date:

June, 2016

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