Emily Tan
Aug 12, 2014

How crowdsourcing platform Eyeka became part of Unilever’s creative process

After 15 years, even an award-winning idea such as ‘Dirt is Good’ for Unilever’s laundry detergent brands, Omo and Breeze, may need a refresher.

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