September 25, 2010

Event Awards 2010


Brand Fuel is proud to say that we won the Best Conference Award at this year's Event Awards. The project was the One Young World Summit which aimed to bring together more than 800 delegates of leadership calibre under the age of 25 from 119 countries. Founded by David Jones and Kate Robertson of Euro RSCG, the aim was to provide young people with a platform to discuss the issues facing their generation.

Brand Fuel was responsible for establishing this inaugural event as a high-profile global brand from the outset. This meant the agency was involved in everything from event strategy to gaining support and investment from organisations and individuals, including Bob Geldof and Desmond Tutu.

The event managed to attract 700 fully paid delegates from countries such as Burma, Senegal, Palestine, Korea and Sierra Leone. It was the fourth most-trended topic on Twitter in the UK and the second in Europe.

September 20, 2010

Google Atmosphere 2010

For the second year Brand Fuel produced the 2 day conference hosted by Google that is Atmosphere. This year it was held in Paris at Chateau Les-Fontaines.


Google’s customers and partners arrived from all over Europe to hear the talks relating to cloud computing and the evolution of work.

The Gala dinner consisted of entertainment in the form of a rubix cube solving robot, world renowned street magician; Dynamo, and artwork from 3D Jo and Max, to name a few.




September 13, 2010

BGC Charity Day


Each year BGC Brokers open their floors of the Barclays Tower in Canary Wharf to a whole host of celebrities.

To commemorate colleagues lost in the attack on the Twin Towers; BGC donates to a select number of charities by raising money from all the trades that go on that day.


Celebrities including Jonathan Ross, Boris Johnson, Lisa Snowdon and Ronnie Corbett took to the phones to help rush the trades through.

It was the second year that Brand Fuel was there to capture the day’s events around the building and play out the content on the internal video network.

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