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Partners + Napier had a standout showing at the AAF Greater Rochester American Advertising Awards, winning multiple honors including Best of Show for its work for Our Stories of Strength, a project dedicated to amplifying the voices of Survivors of domestic violence.

The win marks the first tier of the American Advertising Awards, a three-tier competition culminating at the national level in the industry’s largest and most representative creative award show.

Partners + Napier’s Best of Show recognition celebrates its website work for <a href="https://www.ourstoriesofstrength.org/" target="_blank">Our Stories of Strength</a>, a project led by artist Sarah Rutherford that blends public art, storytelling, and the power of bearing witness to support Survivors in their healing journeys. The website serves as a powerful digital extension of the initiative, offering visitors a space to explore personal Survivor stories, engage with Sarah’s evocative artwork, and access additional tools for healing and reflection.

In addition to Best of Show, the agency also received four of the five “Best of” honors, including:

Partners + Napier won Gold ADDY Awards for:

The agency earned Silver ADDY Awards for:

Additionally, agency art director Danielle Smith was honored with the prestigious "Up and Coming" Award, recognizing outstanding creative talent and leadership in professionals with fewer than 10 years of experience.

All Gold-winning work, including Stories of Strength, will now advance to the next level of the American Advertising Awards, where it will compete against the best creative work from New York, Delaware, Washington, D.C., Maryland, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.

“We see every creative challenge as an opportunity to make something meaningful for our clients, no matter the problem we are trying to solve,” said Partners + Napier CCO Rob Kottkamp. “To see work for Our Stories of Strength honored alongside our other brands means a lot to us. Creativity that benefits individuals in our community is the best kind of work we can possibly do.”

Agency awarded for purpose-driven work and range of consumer brands

Partners + Napier Wins Best of Show at Greater Rochester American Advertising Awards

Muse by Clio spotlights CCO Rob Kottkamp and his perspective on why the best are born through true partnership with ambitious clients. In <a href="https://musebyclios.com/musings/the-art-of-unreasonable-creativity/" target="_blank">the article</a>, Rob shares how unreasonable creativity, fueled by shared trust and an appetite for bold ideas, is the key to making work that matters.

Muse by Clio Features Rob Kottkamp

Muse by Clio Features Rob Kottkamp on the Art of Unreasonable Creativity

At a time when fast food prices are up and expectations are down, Checkers & Rally’s is proving that flavor and value can still go hand in hand. Together with new agency of record, Partners + Napier, the brand is introducing “This Eats Different”—a bold creative platform that brings fresh energy and attitude to the category.

“This Eats Different” marks a new era for the brand—one that rejects bland and celebrates bold — in flavor, satisfaction, and unbeatable value. From a new logo and visual identity to a voice full of personality, the refreshed brand identity brings it all together with swagger and substance.

The new campaign will launch with the new $4 Unbeatable Meal Deal, which includes a choice of Cheese Double or Spicy Chicken sandwich, plus value-sized Famous Seasoned Fries, a 12 oz. drink, and a cinnamon apple pie—all for just four bucks. It’s a deal that’s tough to beat on flavor, fullness, or price.

“In today’s world, value matters more than ever, but people still want food that delivers,” said Scott Johnson, CMO of Checkers & Rally’s. “We’re here to give them both. Partners + Napier understood that from the jump and helped us reclaim our edge with a new voice and a bold look, leading with a meal deal that actually satisfies.”

The campaign spans TV broadcast, CTV, online video, social (Meta, TikTok), and digital performance (PMax). Directed by Cary & Jon of Honor Society—known for the brand’s viral 2007 Rap Cat video—the creative brings high energy and big flavor to every screen.

“This Eats Different is a wake-up call to the category,” said Rob Kottkamp, Chief Creative Officer at Partners + Napier. “It’s more than a new look and a catchy line. It’s a clear message: fast food should feel like a win again.”

With a bold new platform, a craveable new look, and a menu deal that goes further, Checkers & Rally’s is making fast food exciting again.

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Checkers & Rally’s CMO: Scott Johnson VP Brand Marketing: Lauren Axe

Partners + Napier CCO: Rob Kottkamp Executive Creative Director: Paul Renner Creative Director: Scott Allen Head of Production: Jacob Gavin Senior Producer: Nick Bourne Group Account Director: Bayla Werman Account Supervisor: Haley Sheridan VP, Group Strategy Director: CJ Gaffney 				 Senior Project Manager: Sylvia DiStefano

Cary + Jon of Honor Society

Checkers & Rally's Brings Vibe to Value with "This Eats Different"

Checkers &amp; Rally’s is featuring Grammy-nominated CMG superstar — and former Checkers employee — GloRilla in its latest “This Eats Different” campaign, created by Partners + Napier. The new work marks a full-circle moment for the artist, drawing on her real-life drive-thru beginnings to launch a limited-time $4 Unbeatable Meal Deal featuring her own signature burger.

This latest chapter of “This Eats Different” channels the hustle, individuality, and unapologetic boldness GloRilla is known for — qualities that reflect the spirit of the Checkers &amp; Rally’s brand. The campaign introduces Glo’s BBQ Jacked Burger, a sweet-and-spicy new sandwich featured in the $4 Unbeatable Meal Deal lineup, available for a limited time.

“GloRilla is someone our audience sees themselves in,” said Scott Johnson, Chief Marketing Officer at Checkers &amp; Rally’s. “She’s ambitious, original, and hungry for more, which makes this collab the ultimate mix of vibe and value.”

The campaign will run across TV, CTV, YouTube, Meta, TikTok, Snapchat, and digital media (PMax), delivering bold flavor and real value to fast food fans who crave over-the-top experiences.

“Celebrity partnerships work best when they’re rooted in something real, and GloRilla’s story is as real as it gets,” said Rob Kottkamp, Chief Creative Officer at Partners + Napier. “She’s not just lending her name; she’s coming back home to a brand that’s part of her history, and bringing her voice and energy to help amplify the swagger it’s always had.”

New creative from Partners + Napier celebrates GloRilla’s rise from working at the Checkers drive thru to rap superstardom

GloRilla Glows Up with Checkers & Rally’s

Partners + Napier is kicking off its AOR partnership with Royal Caribbean with “It’s Big Time” — a new campaign designed to inspire travelers to embrace vacations as opportunities to not take time off, but to take it on.

While other vacations focus on escape, Royal Caribbean is about being all in — showing up fully for adventure, memories, and relaxation — all the moments that make people feel most alive.

“‘It’s Big Time’ is about the vacation that only Royal Caribbean can deliver—the biggest, boldest, most memory-making family vacation there is,” said Kara Wallace, Chief Marketing Officer, Royal Caribbean. “There's something about our ships and destinations that has to be seen and experienced to be believed, and this campaign is the closest we've ever come to replicating that unique feeling in our marketing.”

As the agency’s first work for Royal Caribbean since winning the business in a competitive review, “It’s Big Time” evolves the brand’s overall tone to reflect its game-changing ships and exclusive destinations.

“We set out to create something that shifts expectations for family vacations,” said Rob Kottkamp, Chief Creative Officer at Partners + Napier. “With this work, we’re breaking the pattern of passive getaways and showing what’s possible with the unlimited experiences that only a Royal Caribbean vacation can provide.”

The fully integrated campaign spans national broadcast TV, streaming/CTV, social, audio, and digital, with media led by Mediahub. Additional creative will continue to roll out and feature Royal Caribbean’s most anticipated experiences, including Star of the Seas, Legend of the Seas, and its exclusive destinations — each one bringing to life the brand’s promise to deliver the world’s best family vacations through bold adventures, innovative experiences and lifelong memories.

Courtney Cotrupe, CEO of Partners + Napier, added, “This campaign is the product of a true creative partnership — the kind where trust, ambition, and shared vision come together to build something bigger. Royal Caribbean came to us with a clear challenge: match the scale of their offering with work that’s just as bold. ‘It’s Big Time’ is our answer, and it’s just the beginning.”

Partners + Napier Bayla Werman, Group Account Director Ben Salsky, Copywriter Bre Willis, Account Director CJ Franzitta, Senior Director Brand Strategy CJ Gaffney, VP Group Strategy Director Clark Shepard, Associate Creative Director, Copy David Casey, Executive Producer Elyse Kosakowski, Group Account Director Emily Piernick-Nazinitsky, Account Executive Jacob Gavin, Head of Production Jason Ziehm, Associate Creative Director, Copy John Kearse, Executive Creative Director JP Smith, Senior Production Artist Kati Mennett, Senior Producer Lauren Lanzalaco, Associate Director, Project Management Lisa Della Piana, Associate Creative Director, AD Lyanne Artigas, Account Supervisor Melissa Smith, VP of Operations Mike Shaughnessy, Group Creative Director Rob Warchol, Associate Creative Director, AD Rob Kottkamp, CCO Courtney Cotrupe, CEO

Mediahub Femaris Peña, EVP, Managing Director, Media Planning Breana Ryan, SVP, Group Media Director, Media Planning Salom Berlin, VP, Media Director Giovanna Best, Associate Media Director Maddie Porter, Associate Media Director Mitchell Bolton, Media Supervisor Brittany O’Malley, Media Supervisor Hunter Slack, Director Meg Ryan, SVP, Group Media Director, National Investments Liz Morse, VP, Strategy Tiffany Easley, VP, Director, Campaign Insights Evan Quijano, Director, Ad Ops Jamie Dorfman, SVP, Director, Media Innovations

ZERO VFX Danene DiCicco, Executive Producer Jack Swanson, Senior Producer Jaime Fortuno-Lavin, Flame Artist

Partners + Napier Launches Debut Work as Royal Caribbean AOR

Sharon Napier wins Athena Award

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37 Limit Breaking Female Founders

Courtney Cotrupe Appointed 4A’s Chair of New York State Council, Named to AAF Board of Directors

Tell me if this sounds familiar: Every year, you engage a network of photographers to capture your products. You shoot and reshoot, shoot and reshoot, shoot and reshoot. You’re spending thousands of dollars — even hundreds of thousands — on expensive photoshoots for your portfolio of brands.

Well, there’s good news: with the right creative team and 3D rendering know-how, you can break this vicious cycle. At Partners + Napier, I oversee a team of specialists who imagine, create, and optimize thousands of visual assets for CPG marketers like you. Today I’m presenting a crash course in 3D rendering:

What is 3D rendering best used for?

3D rendering is a cost-effective, highly efficient way to create visual assets, while offering incredible creative control.

How does 3D rendering compare to photography?

The main difference between a photograph and a 3D rendering is that a photo is a snapshot of a moment in time. Think of a rendered asset as a living asset. It can be changed multiple times, in any configuration you can imagine — colors, patterns, textures, logos, copy, styles, perspective — as quickly as a brand needs it.

What are the benefits of 3D rendering?

What are some other ways to use 3D rendering?

The magic of 3D rendering is endless. Consider upping your game with your internal teams, retail partners, and more with these innovative uses:

So, there you have it, your five-minute crash course on 3D rendering. And if you find yourself thinking, “Great, but where in the world do I even begin?” — shoot us an email, because freedom from expensive, time-consuming photoshoots is closer than you think, and we can help you get there!

This 5-Minute Crash Course in 3D Rendering Will Up Your Asset Game and Save You Thousands

Three ways retailers can make shopper marketing work harder for small brands and drive growth

How Retailers Can Make Shopper Marketing Work Harder for Small Brands

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Play is a wonderful thing for the mind, body, and soul. We couldn’t be prouder to partner with The Strong Museum of Play to help more people discover this community gem.

The Strong National Museum of Play Selects Partners + Napier as Agency of Record

Whisps “Guilt Free” Campaign Targets Moments of Snacking Remorse 

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In a standout performance, Partners + Napier also won four of six “best of” honors and nearly half of total awards.

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We’re kicking off our next chapter in a 40,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in the heart of Downtown Rochester.

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Fast casual chain poised for rapid growth

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Representatives of leading restaurant concepts from around the world will gather at the Restaurant Franchising and Innovation Summit in Atlanta March 16-18 to gain insight and inspiration to help them be more progressive in every facet of their business.

At this year’s event, Partners + Napier will host a breakout panel discussion entitled “Connect, Diversify, Differentiate: What Restaurants Can Learn From Retail.” As oversaturation and the onslaught of e-commerce transformed the retail industry, restaurants now face a similar challenge: too many options and not enough customers to go around. Panel attendees will walk away with actionable insights and ideas on how best to position their restaurants for growth in an age of industry disruption.

Partners + Napier Chair & Founder Sharon Napier will moderate the panel, featuring these seasoned voices from across the fast casual industry: Scott Davis of CoreLife Eatery, Paul Damico of Naf Naf Middle Eastern Grill, and James Walker of Nathan’s Famous.

Scott Davis joined the CoreLife Eatery team in September 2016 to head up menu development and guide strategic brand growth. Scott’s experience during the growth of both Au Bon Pain and Panera Bread make him an invaluable asset to CoreLife Eatery. Scott served as Chief Concept Officer for Panera Bread from the inception of the brand until December 2014, during which time he oversaw menu development, category management, restaurant design, and sustainability efforts. Scott led many key initiatives that drove the long-term success of Panera Bread as it became a leader in the fast casual segment of the restaurant industry.

Paul Damico is Chief Executive Officer of Chicago-based Naf Naf Middle Eastern Grill. Prior to joining Naf Naf, Paul served as President of Focus Brands based in Atlanta, GA, where he oversaw six brands comprising over 5,000 locations for Moe’s Southwest Grill, McAlister’s Deli, Schlotzsky’s Deli, Cinnabon, Carvel, and Auntie Anne’s Pretzels. Prior to this role he was President of Moe’s Southwest Grill. Paul also previously served as Chief Operating Officer for SSP America, a leading airport concessions company based in VA. Prior to SSP, he co-founded FoodBrand, LLC, a company that specialized in the development of restaurants in malls and airports.

James Walker, CFE, is a top restaurant industry expert with a specialty in rebranding and repositioning iconic American comfort food brands. James is an industry-leading authority in restaurant technology and delivery channels, and he specializes in mergers & acquisitions, domestic and international development, operations, franchising, and new product development. With more than 30 years of broad-based, senior-level management experience in the hospitality and retail industries, James has served as President, Chief Development Officer, as well as in Senior Operations and New Product Development positions for brands such as Baja Fresh, Cinnabon, Johnny Rockets and Subway.

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with First Majority-Female Board Leadership in Organization’s History

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Cannabis is a $100 billion industry in the United States, with $33 billion in sales and 520,000 full-time employees, with that number set to grow exponentially as more people realize how cannabis can play a role in relieving anxiety, managing pain, improving focus, recreation, and so much more.

Partners + Napier’s new report, “Hidden In Plain Sight: The Untapped Cannabis Consumer” sheds light on a high-value but potentially overlooked audience for the category: athletes who do not currently use cannabis. By studying what current cannabis users and non-users have in common, as well as non-users’ barriers to entry, it became clear that this non-user athlete audience could be a new frontier of growth for the cannabis category. They have strong buying power, their interests align with the benefits of cannabis use, and their barriers are easy to overcome.

For a complete breakdown of the marketing opportunity, as well as behaviors, preferences and demographics on this Athletes Among Us audience, <a href="/downloads/HiddenInPlainSight_Cannabis_PartnersandNapier2022.pdf" target="_blank">download the full report</a>.

Report is first in ongoing series, defining new audiences for high-growth categories

Partners + Napier Releases New Report Identifying Athletes as Next Frontier for Cannabis Marketing

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Delta Vacations Tells Travelers Not to Plan a Vacation

Partners + Napier, a leading integrated creative and media company, has released its newest research report, “Hidden in Plain Sight: Have We Ditched Day Parts?” which sheds light on the 32 million Americans who report eating outside traditional mealtimes, calling them “Mealtime Outsiders.” The report explores why Mealtime Outsiders eat at off hours, what motivates their food choices throughout the day, their attitudes about dining and cooking, as well as emerging opportunities for marketers to meet their needs. This is the second installment in the Hidden in Plain Sight series, where the Partners + Napier strategy and media teams combine forces to uncover new, high-value audiences across categories.

“The pandemic created major and lasting disruptions to the traditional dining routine — millions of Americans retired early and those who didn’t are working longer hours and facing increased demands. Those who retired are no longer bound to a set schedule, whereas many workers are unable to eat how and when they want to because of their working conditions, “ said Janine Perry, Director of Brand Strategy at Partners + Napier. “Uncertainty with the economy is also playing a role, with many people looking for restaurant meals or takeout options that provide the best value and can stretch into leftovers.”

Mealtime Outsiders cite their most common eating windows as 10 am -11 am, 2 pm - 5 pm, and 8 pm - 7 am. Overall, they are eating later, and letting their needs dictate their dining decisions rather than trying to stick to a schedule. With all of the stress they face in their daily lives — whether it’s work, family, or being constantly bombarded with stressful events in the news — Mealtime Outsiders report that eating on a schedule is more pressure than it’s worth. Food and restaurant brands that then portray mealtimes as fitting neatly into traditional day parts are creating a narrative that’s out of step with consumers’ reality.

While their needs and desires throughout the day play a significant role in their eating decisions, Mealtime Outsiders are also looking at ways to prioritize their food budgets. In times of recession or when finances are tight, 60% of Mealtime Outsiders cite delivery as the first thing they cut, followed by eating out (53%) and ordering takeout (52%). Finding ways to indulge continues to be a priority, with only 22% of this audience saying they would cut back on treats or snacks.

Added Greg Smith, Partners + Napier Group Director of Media and Communications Planning, “Mealtime Outsiders are not just relying on food as fuel, but as a way to help them meet the moment, whether that’s to focus and be productive, or to relax and indulge. There is an opportunity for brands to pair this insight about the Mealtime Outsider audience with a media strategy designed to reach them where and when they’re making their meal decisions, instead of following the traditional day part playbook.”

<a href="/downloads/HiddenInPlainSight_MealtimeOutsiders_PartnersandNapier2023.pdf" target="_blank">Download the full report here</a>

New report shows 32 million Americans eat outside traditional mealtimes, creating opportunities for marketers to rethink day part strategy, messaging, and menu options

P+N Identifies “Mealtime Outsiders” as Next Audience to Disrupt Food and Restaurant Marketing

Agency wins Best of Show along with four Gold and four Silver ADDYs

Partners + Napier Wins Best of Show in First Tier of American Advertising Awards

Now accepting applications for 2024; New scope aims to help more business owners and build a stronger community

NeighborGood Design Expands to Support More Underrepresented Small Businesses

After winning Best of Show and eight total awards in the first tier of the American Advertising Awards, Partners + Napier took home a Silver Addy at the national level for its To Kalon Vineyard Distribution Kit. The American Advertising Awards is the industry's largest creative competition, attracting more than 25,000 entries every year.

Partners + Napier’s winning entry for To Kalon Vineyard Company rose to the top for superior design — the reimagined yearly release kit featured a stunning collection of sales materials to increase anticipation for the iconic wines and entice distributors to carry the To Kalon Vineyard full wine allocation.

“We’re proud to be recognized for design excellence at this level,” said Rob Kottkamp, CCO of Partners + Napier. “The team took a simple assignment and made something truly outstanding that blurs the line between art and design.”

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