A campaign highlighting how little women know about their periods and their bodies through data from a global in-depth survey.

A campaign highlighting how little women know about their periods and their bodies through data from a global in-depth survey.

Many congratulations to GMD alumni, Dian Sofia, who has been shortlisted by the One Club for Creativity as one of its Next Creative Leaders.

Next Creative Leaders identifies, celebrates and gives a global platform to talented, gender-expansive creatives who are making their mark on the world with both game changing work and a unique point of view on creative leadership that is changing the industry for the better.

Dian is currently a designer at AMV BBDO, with previous experience at TBWA Media Arts Lab and this year has a list of Cannes Lions and D&AD nominations and awards to her name. Examples of campaigns Dian has worked on can be seen on the right. She says about herself on LinkedIn:

With a background in art direction, I’m a deft hand at running conceptual briefs and coordinating across agency departments, leading production and clients to paying attention to pixels.

See more of Dian’s work here: www.diansofia.com

A campaign highlighting how little women know about their periods and their bodies through data from a global in-depth survey.

A campaign highlighting how little women know about their periods and their bodies through data from a global in-depth survey.

Image of canoeists collecting rubbish.

A community initiative where the public earned rental discounts by joining cleanups and picking up litter, resulting in nearly 5,000 pieces of rubbish collected, with a staggering 83% being plastic.

Image of crochet typography 'In the UK, the most searched term about 'rape' is 'rape porn'.

For International Women’s Day 2025, Dian Sofia produced this ‘crochet meets data’ piece in collaboration with Robyn D’Arcy (both work at AMV BBDO).

Cancer campaign poster showing 2 half faces.

Helping Macmillan ‘Do Whatever It Takes’ by showcasing the many faces of cancer.