Drive Infiniti comprises a series of events designed to let discerning drivers get up close and personal with one of the most talked-about new car brands in the UK.

During the roadshow, there will also be daily opportunities to win lunch for two at the acclaimed Rhodes 24 restaurant , as well as goodie-bag giveaways.

From Monday 28^th February to Friday 4^th March, a five-car convoy of Infiniti’s flagship FX  model, in stylish white and black, will be rolling out into central London’s main business districts, as well as major office sites in surrounding counties.

This will be followed up with a five-day display in the City of London. Drive Infiniti will be at Broadgate Circle on Monday 14^th March and Tuesday 15^th March, before moving to Canary Wharf from Wednesday 16^th March to Friday 18^th March.

Paul Atkinson, Managing Director of Infiniti brand partner Rymco UK Ltd, said: ‘Despite its high profile internationally, Infiniti is still a relatively new name in this country. We’re therefore very keen to introduce more people to Infiniti, and nothing speaks more highly for the brand than the cars themselves. That’s why we have asked 1^st Objective to organise this series of events to let people experience the cars up close.’

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We commissioned illustrations of their new logo to get these messages across both internally and externally to their customers and partners.

Juke, Nissan's new baby crossover

Nissan HQ used the email we developed – The Insider – to communicate with senior managers in their dealer network.

Content mix changed week-by-week, but it was the natural home for updates on upcoming product.

One of the big launches we were involved with was Juke, the baby brother to their highly successful crossover, Qashqai.

We timed dispatch of The Insider to match global embargo deadlines for release.

It meant that The Insider got the news to the guys at the sharp end first, ahead of the motoring press and showroom visitors, and went some way to reinstating the dealerships in terms of newsworthiness.

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Our messaging platform, based on innovation, reliability and security, was represented by a character called Susie. While the reason for her name was never overtly communicated outside the company, within Fujitsu Siemens Computers she became the holdfast for internal communications helping bond the newly formed company together.

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Our designs for digital cinema company Vistavega were great fun to do. We can’t wait to see the animated versions.

Stratus make fault-tolerant servers giving a minimum of 99.999% availability.

Their initial – and phenomenal growth – in sectors where zero downtime computer support is mission critical for the success of the enterprise, such as share trading and mobile telco.

Our advertising raised the profile of Stratus to a wider audience and application.

ICI Paints bought the extensive Glidden range from the USA to combat market share leakage it was experiencing in the trade paint sector. The Glidden brand was positioned below Dulux, see as the industry’s premium quality, premium priced brand.

We produced an effective ad campaign to contractors and merchants. The campaign communicated the pragmatic qualities of the product that connected well with the no-nonsense attitude of the market; a market that demanded performance at the right price.

A strong recognition factor was achieved by exaggerating the cans’ striped livery, using it as an accent on everything from colour charts to merchant’s warehouse pallets.

The overall effect created a massive leap in sales and market share.

Novium was a start-up in the field of asset management discovery, tracking and management software. Their solution saves corporations millions in unused licences and hardware usage efficiencies.

In terms of marketing materials they were at Year Zero and needed a corporate identity, product naming, a new website and downloadable product literature.

1st Objective delivered all of the above in just four short weeks.

When two very different companies, Fujitsu and Siemens, formed a new one, to enter the already crowded PC market, they needed to make an impact and quickly.

With a media budget of £1.8m in the first six months, the ‘Susie’ campaign ran in the National Press and outdoor across London.

Our confident ad campaign worked hard to push product and brand, punching its weight with the likes of IBM, Dell and HP. It de-risked their entry into a fiercely competitive market, created credibility with the audience and gained immediate acquisition of share.

Our messaging platform, based on innovation, reliability and security, was represented by a character called Susie. While the reason for her name was never overtly communicated, within Fujitsu Siemens she became the holdfast for internal communications helping fuse the newly formed company together.