Adcock Ingram Critical Care - Internal Marketing Campaign

Marketing agency

the what

Marketing agency

When the Managing Director of Adcock Ingram Critical Care reached out, they faced a unique challenge: fostering connection and unity among employees.

Adcock Ingram’s workforce often worked long hours in isolation, separated by shifts and departments, missing out on positive stories and successes. This disconnect highlighted the need for an HR initiative to uncover and communicate positive sentiments.

Our task was to bridge this communication gap, celebrate employee achievements, and enhance workplace culture. This case study explores how we addressed these challenges and the impact of our internalisation campaign on creating a stronger, more connected community within Adcock Ingram Critical Care.

Marketing agency

the how

Marketing agency

We launched a campaign spotlighting the stories of Adcock Ingram Critical Care employees, allowing staff at all levels to share experiences of long service, growth, kindness, and success.

The response was overwhelming, revealing the positive impact on employees’ families, education, and health. Communicated through posters, digital, and internal channels, the campaign significantly boosted positive sentiment.

It expanded to include stories shared with stakeholders, suppliers, and clients, fostering community and pride. The fun part? A massive IV drip bag installation on the company grounds, sparking conversations and becoming a memorable symbol.

Summary of the work done

  • Strategy Development annd campaign conceptualisation
  • Photoshoot to capture authentic employee moments.
  • Story Collection whereby employees submit and share their stories.
  • Content Creation by writing and editing stories that highlight service, improvement and success.
  • Digital Communications through email newsletters and intranet content.
  • Internal Communications through posters and printed materials within the workplace.
  • Stakeholder Engagement by including stories shared by external partners.
  • Installation Art by designing and installing a large IV drip bag. 
  • Measurement and analysis of the campaign’s impact on employee sentiment.
  • Ongoing Campaign Management by updating the story repository and engaging employees
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign
Adcock Ingram Internal Marketing Campaign

Where creativity
meets purpose

I started JAW in 2010 as my main ‘before I’m 30’ goal. The vision was to create a design agency that wasn’t ‘cool.’ Where you don’t wear sunglasses indoors, hobnob with pretentious crowds or only take on CSI projects to win awards instead of actually making a difference! A place where slippers and a sense of humour are a must, happy hearts fill the space, and design is seen as a tool for change.

– Jeni-Anne Weitz, JAW herself.