We’ve just updated the Our Team page to include new entries from Luca and Sandra.
(Yes, they’ve both been with us a little while now, but last week we pinned them down and made them answer the 5 Our Team questions!)
If you’d like to get to know us a little better, click on the names on the Our Team page – you’ll see it reveals a little bit about each person here at Painted Dog.
We’ve finally managed to contact those people who were randomly drawn as part of our Peet Customer Satisfaction project. The winners were:
Each has received a $1000 Harvey Norman voucher from Peet.
We’ve sent out Christmas cards via email to our clients (and if you didn’t get one, check your spam filters) but for the sake of posterity here is one of the photos that didn’t make the cut:
Merry Christmas everyone and have a great holiday break!
Christmas is a funny time in Australia, given that so much of the imagery we get is winter-oriented but it is so hot here at that time of year.
In that vein… before:
After:
Painted Dog was commissioned by Bankwest to conduct the Happiness Survey, the results of which can be seen in a number of stories that appeared in The West Australian. Some of these stories were (you can click on the link to read the full story):
The Bankwest Happiness Survey is currently planned to be repeated three times a year with a different focus each wave, so no doubt we’ll be talking about happiness again in the future.
Painted Dog recently had an article in Campaign Brief about the best and worst ads according to West Australians. For those interested, we’ve scanned it in below (please click to enlarge):
Although it seems like an age ago, it was only last week that the Painted Dog team went to the Raffles in Applecross to eat and drink a lot celebrate the Melbourne Cup.
A few people won money, lots of laughs were had and the hardy few retired to the downstairs bar after lunch to continue the socialising.
A few pictures to commemorate the day: Garreth, Sarah and Anna show the dress standards we at Painted Dog meet every day -
Jacinta and Justin enjoy their time at the Raffles:
Claudia, Russell and Garreth pose for the camera:
Sally and Sandra seated side-by-side:
Lauren and Huw, in between courses and cocktails:
Many thanks to everyone who participated in the recent Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA study. This study is now closed and the prize winners have been randomly drawn.
The winners of our survey have each won a $50 Coles Myer voucher. And the winners are:
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These prizes are not transferable or redeemable for cash.
The contact details for the winners will be forwarded to Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA to arrange for receipt of your prize.
Congratulations to all winners and thanks again to everyone who participated in the study. Your feedback has been invaluable.
Painted Dog recently had the privilege of conducting research among young Western Australians aged 14 to 17 years on behalf of Michelle Scott, the Commissioner for Children and Young People. We explored young people’s views on alcohol and the harm it can cause to both individuals and the community.
The complex and delicate research was able to bring young people themselves into the debate around teen drinking and identified those strategies most likely to change risky behaviour. This project also provided an opportunity to utilise new and innovative qualitative techniques specific to children and young people. Michelle Scott recently wrote about the outcomes of the research – you can see her opinion piece here on the CCYP site.
Sandra has returned to Painted Dog after her time in the tertiary education sector. We’re all happy to see her back in the office, where she’s been catching up with existing clients and meeting new ones. Feel free to drop Sandra a line to say hi and welcome her back to Painted Dog!
