Nadja Lossgott together with her writer, Nicholas Hulley are the ECDs at AMV BBDO in London.They have won multiple Grand Prix’s at Cannes and other international award shows, both as Creatives and as Creative Directors. They are also the proud owners of a D&AD black pencil and have their work in the permanent collections of both the Design Museum and The British Museum. Nick and Nadja created #Bloodnormal, a campaign for Bodyform/Libresse that normalises periods. It made normality revolutionary by being the first campaign in ad history to show period blood instead of blue liquid.They Creative Directed the Trash Isles in partnership with LadBible and Plastic Oceans Project. It declared the world's largest trash patch in the ocean an official country. In a declining beer market their work for Guinness helped put the brand back into positive growth for the first time in years. “Sapeurs” was one of the most awarded film campaigns in the world the year of launch. They now run the account globally. Previously, they were part of the team that made the multi-award winning Zimbabwean Newspaper "Trillion Dollar” campaign. Nadja has been named as The One Club's 10 “Next Creative Leaders" and Campaign's "Women of Tomorrow" that recognises female talent. The team have judged at international award shows like D&AD, Cannes and One Show. Outside of work, Nicholas enjoys the soul-crushing futility of trying to get a golf ball into a hole and Nadja tried to keep plants alive long enough to feel good about herself.
‘Blood Normal’ was one of the most ground-breaking campaign’s in the history of advertising and proof of what happens when you shift the lens.
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