Casanova Pendrill of New York, an integrated Hispanic communications firm, won Best of Show in Outdoor and two First Place awards in the 2009 international Mobius Awards competition.
The work was done for UNICEF’s Tap Project.
The agency won Best of Show for “Dirty Water.” For “Dirty Water” and “Desperate,” which won First Place in Television: Charitable/Non-Profit, the agency bottled water in eight lethal varieties (Malaria, Cholera, Typhoid, etc.) and built a vending machine to distribute the bottles in return for $1 donations to UNICEF’s Tap Project.
The money went to the organization’s global safe drinking water programs for children. More than 7,500 pedestrians in Manhattan responded and, months later, online donations and text messages continue to arrive.
“UNICEF’s initiative was a labor of love for the entire agency,” said Ingrid Otero-Smart, president and CEO of Casanova Pendrill. “So much so that the entire team dedicated much of their after-hours and personal time to ensure the success of the execution.”
Casanova Pendrill’s other clients include Hyundai, Kia, Staples, GlaxoSmithKline, the U.S. Army, Kohl’s and Nature Valley.

Casanova Pendrill – Hot Team in Outdoor
NEW YORK-- Holding Best Of Show Award for “Dirty Water” Outdoor piece (left to right): Anne Rodríguez, Account Coordinator; James Long, Editor at Proton; Gil Arévalo, Copywriter; Anjélica Caraballo, Brand Engagement Executive; Alejandro Ortiz, Creative Director; Elias Weinstock, EVP/Chief Creative Officer; Jenny Pulido, Brand Engagement Manager; Daniel Luna, Brand Engagement Executive, and Keith Olwell, Post Production Supervisor at Proton. On April 29, Mobius Chairman Lee Gluckman presented Best of Show and a First Place Statuette for “Dirty Water” and a Statuette for “Desperate,” which won First Place in Television: Charitable/Non-Profit, to the Casanova team. The projects were done for UNICEF.
