• Xperiathon In November 2011 the world's loneliest marathon was orchestrated in 17 timezones around the world – simultaneously.
  — Sony Ericsson
• Björn ♥ John One was calm and collected.
  One was fierce and furious.
  Together, they changed tennis forever.
  — Björn Borg
• Curators of Sweden In 2011, Sweden became the first country in the world to let go of an official channel and hand it over to its citizens.
  — Svenska institutet
• The Stroller Challenge Challenge yourself and your friends by registering how long you walk with your baby stroller.
  — Nestlé
• History in the making TV4 Fakta is the documentary channel that went mobile. Every location is given a voice - and it sounds amazing.
  — TV4 Fakta
• Short shelf life Insight: People love Brämhults.
  Strategy: Let's return the love.
  Execution: As often as possible.
  — Brämhults
• One simple question What happens when a TV operator asks its customers for help to improve?
  A whole lot.
  — Viasat
• Disconnect with Kobbs Can you get people to go offline and spend time with each other IRL?
  Kobbs continuously tries to.
  — Kobbs
• Freshly squeezed orapples 55 178 people have created a new fruit together. (Try it!)
  — Brämhults
• Disconnect your iPad Kobbs helps you to prepare tea - without checking your email at the same time.
  — Kobbs
• Disconnect with Björn Ranelid Would you lend your Facebook account to a famous writer? Five people in Sweden did. This is their story.
  — Kobbs
• Save every coin Swedish Red Cross initiated its largest salvage operation ever: the rescue of 340 million copper coins!
  — Red Cross
• Transparent advertising Ballerina lets the customers' reactions to its new cookie become the advertising – in real time.
  
  — Göteborgs Kex
• From boo-hoo to doo-wop Nestlé välling has calmed babies since 1975. Now it converts your child's furia to beautiful music.
  — Nestlé
• The sweetest oranges Buy a juice bottle. Get a vase by Ulrica Hydman Vallien.
  — Brämhults
• Apelsin to Jos The spectacular story about how we (almost) sent an Estonian pop group to a Nigerian town.
  — Brämhults
• Disconnect during Earth Hour Kobbs rewarded everyone that turned off their computer during Earth Hour with Darjeeling Tea.
  — Kobbs
• Blood in, juice out Stockholm needs more blood donors. Therefore, everyone that registers to give blood, gets freshly squeezed blood oranges from Brämhults.
  — Brämhults
• A week without Facebook? Koobs challenged Sweden to stay off Facebook for one whole week.
  Very few succeeded.
  — Kobbs
• Brämhults sponsors Tropicana A dance studio in Stockholm with unlimited supply of juice.
  — Brämhults
• Fredells helps out The Fredell family is more than a regular building supplier. They sincerely help out. This is how.
  — Fredells
• The Impossible Pitch We gave our interns a simple mission: win one of the world’s largest accounts.
  Within three weeks.
  — Volontaire
• Natural vitamin water When headlines outed vitamin water as a hoax, Brämhults introduced their own.
  — Brämhults
• Oh My Darling Clementine Every winter, our favorite musicians interpret a classical evergreen to celebrate the harvest of clementines.
  — Brämhults
• Royal Delivery Service As Purveyor to the Swedish court, Brämhults squeezed something really special for Crown Princess Victoria's wedding.
  — Brämhults
• No hard copy Why promote a novel, when you can invent a whole new genre?
  — Alfabeta Publishing
• Brämhults Rejuice Reuse as an alternative to recycle: The world's most expensive, fun and perhaps most complex bottle refund system.
  — Brämhults
• In season? Do you love blood oranges and wonder when they are in season?
  We’ve got the site for you.
  — Brämhults
• Volontaire¹⁰⁰ Every summer, we gather one hundred exciting and different minds and change the world.
  — Volontaire
• Viasat pays back Enough is enough.
  — Viasat
• GTFO OMTF! The world's longest abbreviation for the world's finest application.
  — Volontaire
• Volontype A tell-tale-machine, a sub-editor and a digital document for lazy ones.
  — Volontaire