An event brought to students by the L'Oréal Professorship in Creativity Marketing
- Big Picture 2020
- About the Big Picture Project
- A step further with this 2020 edition
- What is the brief about?
- Big Picture 2020 challenge
- A multi-area challenge
- Behind the scene with the students' teams
- Jury's member feedback
- And the winners are...
- To learn more about the L'Oréal Professorship
About the Big Picture Project
Each year, Big Picture is a powerful learning tool where students are projected into the heart of the creative process:
Big Picture is a very special opportunity for our students to work on a creative business brief for L'Oréal. Our project this year was both inspiring and challenging. Student teams will work hard to produce one-minute original videos and recommendations, which they will present to a prestigious jury of L'Oréal executives. Rarely do students get to learn as much in one week as they do on this project - truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience that opens up new career horizons and pushes their creative and business skills to new heights.
A step further for this 2020 edition
This 2020 edition is about pedagogical innovation.
Big Picture 2020 enables students to develop new skills.
Big Picture 2020 is about preparing students for the "New Normal".
This 2020 edition emphasises the complementarity of 2 ESCP MSc programmes.
Marie Taillard, L'Oréal Professor of Creativity Marketing, ESCP
Rarely do students get the opportunity to learn as much in one week
This year, this project goes beyond only switching the traditional Big Picture’s format online : it is about the ability for ESCP to reimagine entirely the process and put efforts on how the project can create extra value for both School, students and L’Oréal.
Big Picture 2020 enables students to develop new skills : How a team is working online? How do you collaborate online when people are in India, China, Canada and Europe? It is a highly multicultural challenge. The workshop offers opportunities for exchanges between various different profiles, learning to work together on an innovative project and finalising it under the pressure of a tight deadline… The challenge is particularly huge, isn't it?
This new online version will prepare students for the "new normal" of what the job market will be expecting from new recruits in the months/years to come. Students will learn and experiment new teamwork and digital skills thanks to this experience. Agility will be a key competency to activate during the whole week.
In addition, involving MSc Digital Transformation and Leadership students for the 1st time will allow MMK Marketing and Creativity’s students to get new insights from a data driven approach.
What is the brief about?
Help us to imagine the future services for tomorrow!
Develop and present your vision for what will be the online experience in 2025 with a particular focus on the role of services within L'Oreal's e-commerce ecosystem.
Luka Brekalo, Global e-Commerce Lead at L'Oréal
Vincent Arcin, Digital Services Factory Director at L'Oréal
What is the challenge about?
A multi-area challenge
55 students from 23 nationalities have been working remotely from more than 20 locations all over the world.
How many time zones?!Behind the scene with the students'teams
Our students share their amazing experience with you! Learn more about the way they tackle the challenge day after day, about how they faced it.
Jury's members feedback
L’Oréal: Vincent Arcin - Global Digital Services Factory Director ; Guive Balooch - Global Vice President & CTO New Business Ventures ; Luka Brekalo - Global eCommerce Lead ; Emma Shuttleworth - Talent Acquisition Director
Re-Up Agency: Laurent François - Creative Strategist and Founder
ESCP Business School: Marie Taillard - L’Oréal Professor of Creativity Marketing
Jury's member evaluated projects throughout 5 criteria:Creativity / Innovation, Analysis, Business Sense / Impact, Execution and Presentation, Team.
"Outstanding edition, probably the best!"
"It was spectacular, students did a really outstanding job. We are all very impressed of the work done in particular in this pandemic context."
"Quality of the recommendations was amazing: the pain points have been very well pointed out. The ability of students to put thing in a L'Oréal way has been impressive."
"What a phenomenal week! We are super proud of what students have been able to achieve this week."
"Fabulous work led with a high level of professionalism!"
And the winners are..
The 1st Prize goes to Team 6. Students will get a chance to go to L'Oréal's campus in Paris to meet the digital team and share their findings.
Congratulations to all students! To all the 9 teams!
Big Thanks to all the L'Oréal's coaches:
Vincent ARCIN - Global Digital Services Factory Director
Luka BREKALO - Global E-Commerce Lead - CDO Team
Kate CATANZANO - Senior Open Innovation Project ManagerChristopher CAREY – Global Marketing Manager – Garnier Fructis, Consumer Products Division
Max DANTE - Marketing Project Manager - Giorgio Armani International, Luxe
Marine DRION - Chef de projet Digital Biotherm & Biotherm Homme International, Luxe
Cyriaque HOUDOUX – Online Brand Manager - Cadum / Ushuaïa / La Provencale BioMargot KHELIFI - E-Commerce Platform Manager, Lancôme International, Luxe
Martin KOLB – Intern CDO Team (Digital Communications & Community Engagement)
Maude PIERS - Senior Digital Project Manager - La Roche Posay International, Active Cosmetics Division
Margot KHELIFI - E-Commerce Platform Manager, Lancôme International, Luxe
This challenge is brought to students by the L'Oréal Professorship in Creativity Marketing
Placed under the aegis of the ESCP Foundation, this Professorship with L'Oréal strengthens in a complementary way a major school’s scientific expertise and a leading company’s know-how, on a crucial business issue and on topical subjects such as big data and the use of behavioural sciences in innovation and marketing creativity.
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