How Miami Ad School Grad Ali Ali Lent His Marketing Skills to the Egyptian Opposition
It was only a year-or-so ago that Miami Ad School alum Ali Ali founded his creative boutique Elephant Cairo. In that short time, he and his shop have attracted clients the likes of Google and Coca-Cola, gained international recognition at the Cannes Advertising Festival, and just plain-old did a whole lot of ass-kicking. But now Ali’s targeted another posterior. He’s brainstorming guerilla-marketing tactics aimed at toppling the Mubarak regime.
Ali Ali’s efforts have attracted the attention of AdAge, and they ran a an online feature on his current campaign in yesterday’s edition.
“Last week, he took a decades-old photograph of President Hosni Mubarak, added a Hitler-esque toothbrush moustache and floppy hair, and found an opposition-friendly printer willing to open his shop late at night and run off 100 copies of the silk-screened poster.
February 6, 2011
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