SAVANT SOUP: DECEMBER

A hearty helping of hot and fresh advertising insights, tech trends and agency news from December 2022.



Hitting Rewind

People say it's never good to look back, but sometimes it's necessary to see just how far you've come. Here's to reflecting on some of our work over the years, with the expectation of the best being yet to come. 


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St. Anthony's Medical Center


Caring for generations. A headline, and an impactful statement, that became the centerpiece of the St. Anthony's Medical Center campaign. It's a truth that clearly reflected the deep connection between the 140-year-old hospital and the south St. Louis County community.

We delivered this single-minded message in a variety of media, reminding everyone of the long-lasting power of this generational brand.


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SAVANT SPOTLIGHT

A man is sitting at a table with his feet up holding a glass of beer.

Snack Attack


If there's one thing in the world that brings people together, it's food. And not just any food. Snacks.


Now, everyone is not necessarily going to agree on which snacks are the best – but the institution of snacking? Absolutely.


So, we decided to shed some light on our Savant squad and their favorite go-to snacks. We'll let you decide who you could sit next to at the movies.


Kevin's Fave: Does the fruit in an Old Fashion count?


Just for fun, maybe give this a try for dinner soon!

A snowy forest with a quote that says december being the last month of the year

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December 19, 2022

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