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CommBank Celebrates Women’s Football Via GHO Sydney

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Published on: 7th July 2023 at 8:59 AM
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As the excitement for the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 reaches fever pitch, Commonwealth Bank and creative agency GHO Sydney have launched a new brand sponsorship campaign ‘For all the goals we share’.

The integrated campaign aims to grow the game of football, for all Australians, and promotes CommBank’s role of supporting women’s football at every level – from grass roots to elite. It showcases that in football, as in life, meaningful progress comes from achieving one’s goals and it’s even better to achieve them with others.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg-lAn6f_0g

The 30-second TVC features global football star Sam Kerr and her CommBank Matildas teammates, Courtney Nevin, Tameka Yallop and Claire Polkinghorne. Also featured is aspiring Young Matildas player, Avaani Prakash, as well as young community players with their families, and the football coaches who support them. The spot’s narrative highlights all the different goals they each want to achieve, no matter how big or small.

The campaign will roll out 30 and 15 ads for TV and online video, 3D OOH (a first for the bank) and will be supported by OOH, radio, digital and social executions.

Commonwealth Bank general manager of brand and sponsorships, Dianne Everett, said: “We couldn’t be prouder to showcase our continued support for women’s football. This campaign brings together months of work from an incredible team who are dedicated to helping people achieve their goals. Now, we get to enjoy a month of celebration as we support the CommBank Matildas.”

GHO Sydney managing director, Eithne McSwiney, added: “We want this campaign to really resonate with everyone who’s connected to the game of football; the players, the supporters, the families on the sidelines and the community coaches. We’re so excited to help CommBank tell their story of support for women’s football as we chase our shared goal of growing the game for all Australians.”

CommBank continues to be one of the largest investors in women’s sport in Australia and is a proud naming partner of the CommBank Matildas as well as the women’s cricket. As an Official Supporter of the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023, CommBank welcomes female footballers from across the globe.

The official Sydney FIFA Fan Festival will run from 20th July at Tumblong Park and will feature a CommBank activation where anyone can ‘Train like a Matilda’. This will be running for the duration of the tournament, until the FIFA Women’s World Cup Final on the 20th of August.

CommBank Mini Mates program puts local community football clubs in the spotlight. It gives young football fans a once in a lifetime opportunity to walk onto the pitch with every country’s competing team at every FIFA game, with a global audience of two billion people.

CommBank’s commitment to women’s football reflects the ‘Legacy ’23’ strategy by Football Australia – a five pillar plan to take advantage of Australia hosting the biggest sporting event on our shores since the 2000 Olympics, with a key objective to become the first community sport to reach gender parity in participation.

Campaign Credits:
Client: Commonwealth Bank
Chief Marketing Officer: Jo Boundy
Executive Manager, Brand Communication and Sponsorship: Tamisine Heath
Executive Manager, Brand and Social: James Peereboom
Senior Marketing Manager: Kira Walding
Senior Marketing Manager: Kate Davies
Senior Marketing Manager: Tori Davis
Marketing Manager: Stephanie David

Creative Agency: GHO Sydney
Managing Director: Eithne McSwiney
Creative Directors: Jason Joe, Hamish Stewart & Shane Gibson
Senior Art Director: Clem Lam
Group Account Director: Georgia Mclean
Senior Account Manager: Cara Kitchen
Account Executive: Elliot Aitken
Senior Producer: Meredyth Judd
Content Director: Michael Hearle
Senior Designer: Rob Goris

Production House: Filmgraphics
Director: Justin McMillan
Executive Producer: Anna Fawcett
DOP: Tim Tregoning
Edit: Lucas Vazquez
Grade: Greg “Elvis” Constantaras
Post Production: White Chocolate

Music: Massive Music
Music Director: Ramesh Sathiah
Sound Design: Abby Sie
Sound Producer: Katrina Aquilia

Photography: The Pool Collective
Photographer: Sean Izzard

Media: Essence Media
Pat Crowley: Managing Partner
Eliza De Mesa: Client Director
Liam Mcmahon: Marketplace Manager
Elizabeth Fuhr: Associate Planning Director

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