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As Coffee Cocoa Gunpowder’s founders Chiquita King and Ant Melder celebrate the agency’s second birthday they tell LBB’s Natasha Patel about how the agency came about and why they’re committed to giving back
A little over two years ago Chiquita King and Ant Melder launched Coffee Cocoa Gunpowder, an Australian independent agency that pledges to make a difference. Although the duo first met when they were at M&C Saatchi Sydney, it was a few years before the stars aligned and they took the plunge to set up the agency they affectionately call ‘Cocogun’ together.
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Modern slavery on display at shop selling items named after victims
March 16, 2021 10:26
Anti-Slavery Australia is raising awareness and funds to prevent modern slavery across the country with an activation on Sydney’s Oxford Street, Human Mart, which is selling items that represent people being exploited.
Coffee Cocoa Gunpowder, the creative agency from Chiquita King and Ant Melder, supported Anti-Slavery Australia in developing the concept of the store, and The Glue Society worked to bring it to life.
Items in the store include tins of vegetables, blocks of chocolate, packets of pasta, boxes of cereal, and bottles of drink, each named after a different person who has been trapped into slavery.