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  • 6/17/2025

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00:00Lara Essie, your brands are much older.
00:03Like one of them was actually built in 1929.
00:06That's amazing.
00:09Unilever was built in 1929 and Autodesk in 1982.
00:16So how do you keep those brands fresh?
00:19And how do you click with audiences today?
00:23Yeah, so first the point on building trust.
00:26I think it's so important to be consistent.
00:30But in this world, consistency doesn't mean dull.
00:33It's translating that consistency, that essence that matters, into relevancy today.
00:38So one of the campaigns I'm really proud of that's been acknowledged here,
00:42and like Kofi, I'm proud of it, not just because it's acknowledged here,
00:45is a campaign called Vaseline Verified.
00:47It won grand prix last night for health and wellness.
00:51Let's go!
00:53And Vaseline is a 155-year-old brand, like Jelly Love.
01:00And what this campaign does, it leans in.
01:02It's consistent.
01:04But it leads in to how people use Vaseline.
01:08All the wonderful ways people are using Vaseline.
01:11Like to take off Band-Aids safely.
01:15Like to keep fragrance on, to make it stick.
01:17Like all the a million ways.
01:19And we leaned into communities.
01:21And then we verified the hacks.
01:23Some of the hacks were not so good.
01:25Like eating Vaseline.
01:26And so you got a check mark if the Vaseline hack was approved.
01:31And we brought the brand in with the Vaseline scientists to say Vaseline approved.
01:35And like creators went wild.
01:37They approved my hack.
01:39So we reached like 63 million people through social interactions.
01:43And our business grew 43%.
01:45So consistency, but creatively translating that to real human needs and leaning into what matters to people.
01:51So we're going to have a look at what matters to people.

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