I love this Green (pizza) Box!
May 20, 2009
According to PizzaDelivery, over 1 billion pizzas are delivered every year. A pizza delivery is not complete without the same old paper box. When I think about pizza box… environmental hazard, recycle, inconvenience, etc. comes to my mind.
So I wanted to come up with a novel idea of a pizza box that is Eco-friendly and very convenient. I thought how about a circles pizza box that can be cut in slices?. But before I go deeper, I wanted to understand types of pizza boxes available in the market currently. So I request loyal Google to search for “Green Pizza Boxes”. And what do I stumble upon! An amazing packaging concept that bowled me completely! It is Eco-friendly, convenient and smart!
I am talking about “The Green Box” developed by a New York based “Environmentally Conscious Organization, Inc.”. Here’s a video demonstration this brilliant packaging idea.
Even though the company tauts about the 100% recycled material & the ‘Green Factor’ I personally feel it is more about convenience than the ‘Green!’. If you remember, Pizza boxes are a huge pain… to fit them in trashcan is similar to mission impossible, refrigerators space do not gel well with the large pizza box, after the pizza is over the box just seems so annoying. Hence this “Green Box” may be absolutely green and help save the worlddddd. It still impresses my due to it’s immaculate versatility.

Smart perforation let's this box to be used as plates and also enables to store the remaining pizza in the smaller box!
Conclusion: This pizza box rocks!!! (because) it is Eco-friendly & it is super convenient (I love the Eco-friendly aspect, But I am still tilted towards the convenience factor).
Drink Tap Water!
February 3, 2009
Recently came across an article in Business Week titled, “Bottled Waters Lose Their Effervescence” it was great reading that article because just a month ago, I along with a team of talented Brandcenter students had worked on a brand campaign for SIGG Water Bottle. Here’s the presentation to induce people to drink tap water & make SIGG a stylish environmental commitment…
Brand Campaign for SIGG Water Bottle
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Integration. An old buzz word with new meaning.
October 19, 2008
Being a VCU Brandcenter student you have too many advantages, but one of my favorite is the ‘VCU Brandcenter Friday Forum’. Every Friday we have distinguished speakers in from the field of Creativity-Culture-Commerce. This Friday i.e. October 17, 2008 I got an opportunity to hear from Martha Jurzynski, Account Director – got milk? Goodby, Silverstein & Partners.
About Martha:
In only a few short years, Martha took the got milk? campaign from a traditional TV-only campaign to an award winning, integrated campaign that now plays in all forms of media. In particular, got milk?’s campaign websites; www.cowabduction.com, www.gettheglass.com and www.whitegoldiswhitegold.com have all garnered top industry awards – from Gold Lions to Effies. In early 2008, www.gettheglass.com took home Goodby, Silverstein & Partners first ever Black Pencil at the D&AD awards.
Most recently, Martha has stepped into the role of account director on Hewlett Packard’s “The Computer is Personal Again” campaign. Most well known for its “Hands” spot featuring Jay Z, Martha hopes to have similar success taking this global campaign to new heights.
On Friday she spoke about “Integration. An old buzz word with new meaning”. As we all know, advertising industry has been talking about integration since ages… integration in marketing, integration in campaigns, integration in companies, etc. But according to Martha, this new age demands new meaning to integration – “Internal Integration”
According to Martha, its high time agencies shift their focus on internal integration. And where does internal integration come from? It comes from employees. Today, employees who can play a role of integrator are in high demand. Agencies need people who can do it all! Gone are the days when agencies preferred “expertise in one field”, now industry needs employees who are ‘jack of all trades’. This integrators should be talented, generous, good politicians – who know how to get work done, etc. Martha said ” there are million attributes & adjectives that can describe a integrator. Good integrators are more desirable this days because they make people feel safer & more understood”.
As departments start to overlap more than ever, internal integration enhances the quality of output by sharing thoughts, helping each other, fosters shared shared ownership & creativity.

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