Campaign Brief’s Legendary Lunch at Little Chutney’s (big thank you to our sponsors Adstream and Red Bee Media)
The second annual Campaign Brief Legendary Lunch took place yesterday so if it seems a little bit quieter in your agency’s creative department you will understand why. Once again Little Chutney’s in Subiaco was the venue and 90 creatives and production companies packed the restaurant for a truly great day. Special thanks go to Gabrielle Wallington and major sponsor Adstream for making it possible, and to Adstream general manager James Douglas for flying in from Sydney to attend the lunch. Also big thanks goes to Red Bee Media and Sue Johnson who also came on board as a sponsor which allowed us to invite even more people and take over the whole restaurant this year.
Thanks to everyone who came along (especially Perth’s most awarded expat creative, Reed Collins from Leo Burnett Chicago, who arrived straight for the airport).

















































7 Comments
Fuckin great day despite the fact that my wife is not talking to me.
Well done CB. Thanks Adstream and Red Bee
Best industry function of the year. Easy.
Huge thanks to Adstream and Red Bee. We’re not sure why you do it, but we’re fkn grateful you do.
Great food, great booze and random prizes – just like an award show.
Great speech too Kim, you’re right, we are insular and bitchy but we do really love each other. Don’t we?
Well said Appreciative Anonymous.
No bitching over this event. Thanks Marty, Kim, Gaby, James and Sue
Thanks gabby James sue Marty and Kim. A really great day. Maybe we should hand out the padcs there next year.
Anyone who thinks it’s mad to fly across the country for lunch has obviously never been to a CB Legendary Lunch! I had a ball. Thanks for coming everyone. You guys rock JD
It’s been done before…
And this time it was just as good if not better than last year. Thankyou to Kim, Martin, Barbara, Sue, James and of course Gabby for hosting such a great afternoon.
Btw has anyone seen my wallet?
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I saw three guys dragging it out…