5 manufacturers have been shortlisted for the SBS Media Sustainability Problem vying for $500,000 in free promoting stock.
Shortlisted manufacturers and companies:
Australian Moral
Contemporary Choose / Nutri V (Company: Spinach)
The NRMA
OzHarvest Ventures
Southern Seagreens
Entrants submitted an thought for a 30-second tv script with an in depth rationale on the way it aimed to normalise sustainable practices.
Central themes explored by every shortlisted candidate had been superannuation investments (Australian Moral), meals waste (Contemporary Choose/Nutri V and OzHarvest Ventures), electrical autos (the NRMA) and seaweed farming (Southern Seagreens).
Finalists will now proceed to formal pitching earlier than a winner is determined. The profitable advert will even obtain consulting companies and coaching by Sustainable Screens Australia to assist make sure the commercial meets greatest follow for sustainable manufacturing.
“Congratulations to our shortlisted manufacturers – we had been impressed with the extent of creativity and consideration put into their submissions which showcased how their model or product is normalising sustainable client behaviours,” stated Kate Younger, Nationwide Supervisor CulturalConnect at SBS and a member of the five-member jury.
The jury was made up of: Adam Liaw Co-Chair of Sustainable Screens Australia; Jane Palfreyman SBS Chief Advertising and marketing and Business Officer (Chair); John Pabon Sustainability Creator and Guide at Fulcrum Strategic Advisors; Abigail Thomas SBS Head of Sustainability; and Kate Younger,Nationwide Supervisor CulturalConnect at SBS.
“The shortlist for the Sustainability Problem represents the very best of the crop when it comes to authenticity and innovation, how compelling the inventive is to the patron, inventive excellence, and a sustainable manufacturing strategy which makes certain manufacturers stroll the stroll in addition to discuss the discuss.
“The SBS Media Sustainability Problem may be very a lot aligned to the sustainable motion we’re taking throughout the SBS community, together with our bold purpose to succeed in Internet Zero by 2045 on provider emissions.
“We’re thrilled on the big curiosity manufacturers and companies have had within the Problem, which we hope will drive change to more and more prioritise sustainability within the trade. In the end that’s good for the planet, good for audiences and good for enterprise.”
A winner can be introduced later within the 12 months.
