Event planning and Influencer strategy
COP26 was the most influential event in 2021 in the sustainability space, so when our clients Ivy Farm secured a space for a panel discussion on the benefits of cultivated meat, we knew we had to help them make the most of it. We wanted to focus on an education piece during the event, ensuring that people left knowing that cultivated meat could in fact change the planet, a message that we wanted to reach far and wide. To achieve this, we needed to create an event that held gravatas in 3 key sectors; environmental change, the food industry and animal welfare.
Sustainability
Industry
2020
Year
360k+
Followers
Services provided
Challenges
Approach
Education is key
When dealing with a relatively unknown product, the first task is to educate the consumer on why they want this product in their lives. For Ivy Farm, COP26 was a huge opportunity for this so we needed to make sure they were speaking to the right audience. Working on an outreach and influencer strategy, we aligned Ivy Farm with The Humane Society who fully supported the positive impact they would have on animal farming, and supported them on finding the right influencer to showcase the product and on how best to work with Earthtopia, who were speaking to the environmentalist audience.
Approach
From unsustainable to sustainable
Having four panel members that all had a different goal but that would all be supported by the Ivy Farm product, really showcased how necessary cultivated meat is to our world. Ivy Farm is an Oxford University spin out that is working on lab grown meat to change the way we produce the product. The result for our planet will be huge, taking up significantly less land, using less water, irradicating animal slaughter and still allowing us to eat the meat we know and love. Whether in the animal welfare, environmental activism or good food space, Ivy Farm ticks all the boxes, and could make a currently unsustainable situation, sustainable.
Approach
Results
Working on the strategy, the implementation and the messaging for COP26, really allowed us to elevate the reach and impact Ivy Farm’s event had on their first steps to educating the world about cultivated meat. Assembling a panel with an audience of over 2 million followers, all focusing on the same message, allowed us to start the reach that Ivy Farm will need to grow their product to the next level
360k+
Followers
Event planning and Influencer strategy
Sustainability
2020
Influencer Strategy Event Strategy Messaging
COP26 was the most influential event in 2021 in the sustainability space, so when our clients Ivy Farm secured a space for a panel discussion on the benefits of cultivated meat, we knew we had to help them make the most of it. We wanted to focus on an education piece during the event, ensuring that people left knowing that cultivated meat could in fact change the planet, a message that we wanted to reach far and wide. To achieve this, we needed to create an event that held gravatas in 3 key sectors; environmental change, the food industry and animal welfare.
Education is key
When dealing with a relatively unknown product, the first task is to educate the consumer on why they want this product in their lives. For Ivy Farm, COP26 was a huge opportunity for this so we needed to make sure they were speaking to the right audience. Working on an outreach and influencer strategy, we aligned Ivy Farm with The Humane Society who fully supported the positive impact they would have on animal farming, and supported them on finding the right influencer to showcase the product and on how best to work with Earthtopia, who were speaking to the environmentalist audience.
Developing the brand in tandem with product
MOVE78 focussed on taking customer feedback, and adopting a pragmatic approach to implementation. In practice that means more UI toolkits, Figma templates, and actionable recommendations.
Developing the brand in tandem with product
MOVE78 focussed on taking customer feedback, and adopting a pragmatic approach to implementation. In practice that means more UI toolkits, Figma templates, and actionable recommendations.
Developing the brand in tandem with product
MOVE78 focussed on taking customer feedback, and adopting a pragmatic approach to implementation. In practice that means more UI toolkits, Figma templates, and actionable recommendations.
From unsustainable to sustainable
Having four panel members that all had a different goal but that would all be supported by the Ivy Farm product, really showcased how necessary cultivated meat is to our world. Ivy Farm is an Oxford University spin out that is working on lab grown meat to change the way we produce the product. The result for our planet will be huge, taking up significantly less land, using less water, irradicating animal slaughter and still allowing us to eat the meat we know and love. Whether in the animal welfare, environmental activism or good food space, Ivy Farm ticks all the boxes, and could make a currently unsustainable situation, sustainable.
Results
Working on the strategy, the implementation and the messaging for COP26, really allowed us to elevate the reach and impact Ivy Farm’s event had on their first steps to educating the world about cultivated meat. Assembling a panel with an audience of over 2 million followers, all focusing on the same message, allowed us to start the reach that Ivy Farm will need to grow their product to the next level
360k+
Followers
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