Meet 'Marcia Zuckerberg' as Forbes Highlights Gender Pay Gap in Brazil
Ads Show How Much Less Billionaires Would Be Worth If They Were Female
By
Alexandra Jardine
Published On
Apr 19, 2017

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Forbes Brazil is highlighting the gender pay gap in a print campaign that creates female counterparts to some of the world's best-known billionaires, showing how much less they would be worth if they had been born as a woman.
Agency Ogilvy Brazil created ads featuring "Marcia Zuckerberg" (Mark Zuckerberg), "Billie Gates," (Bill Gates) and "Carla Slim" (Carlos Slim). It's shown that the Zuckerberg and Gates counterparts would earn 21% less in the U.S. were they female, dropping down a significant number of places on the Forbes rich list, while Slim would earn 17% less in his native Mexico.
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- Date
- Apr 19, 2017
- Brand :
- Forbes Brazil
- Client :
- Forbes Brazil
- Agency :
- Ogilvy-Brazil
- Campaign :
- Equal Pay Billionaires
- TItle Design :
- Billie Gates
- TItle Design :
- Carla Slim
- TItle Design :
- Marcia Zuckerberg
- Chief Executive Offier :
- Fernando Musa
- Vice President/Executive Creative Director :
- Claudio Lima
- Executive Creative Director :
- Felix del Valle
- Creative Director :
- Eduardo Doss
- Art Director :
- João Alexandre
- Copywriter :
- Guilherme Moreira
- Copywriter :
- Phylippe Moura
- Copywriter :
- Marcos Botelho
- Account :
- Juliana Fernandes
- Executive Client :
- Antonio Camarotti
- Media :
- Renata Valio
- Media :
- Betania Aragao
- Art Buyer :
- Francini Santiago
- Production House :
- Notan
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