Accenture Song Johannesburg
Accenture Song is a South African creative ideas agency making global moves.
Johannesburg
Accenture Song Leadership: James Barty
MD Accenture & CCO Accenture Song (Africa): Alistair King
Executive Creative Director: Danni Pinch
The world’s largest tech-powered creative group. We blend creativity, innovation, and technology to push boundaries and build relevance.
We’re designed to solve fundamental business needs: customer relevance and growth.
2019:
- Cannes Lions Silver & Bronze (Film): Allan Gray ‘Father’s Share’
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AWARDED WORK
FEATURED
Jury Duty, changing how South Africa shows up in Cannes
Last week, South Africa’s Cannes Lions jurors made a little history. For the first time, current jurors came together with former jurors and Jury Presidents for Jury Duty, a new IDIDTHAT.co and Nedbank initiative designed to share knowledge and hard-earned lessons before they step into the world’s most influential judging rooms.
WISH I IDID THAT
We all know that feeling. A piece of work drops and your stomach sinks a little because… damn, you wish you’d did that. The idea, the craft, whatever it is, it gets under your skin in the best possible way. So instead of pretending creatives don’t get wildly jealous of good work, we decided to celebrate it. We asked some of South Africa’s top talent to look at the work released between September and December 2025 and pick the pieces they genuinely wish they’d done themselves.
South Africa’s D&AD Work & Winners 2026
South Africa picked up a handful of shortlist recognitions at this year’s D&AD Awards, with a Wood Pencil awarded to Accenture Song for Allan Gray’s ‘A Seat at The Table’. Love this work, go team! And while it wasn’t the country’s biggest year at D&AD, getting shortlisted here still means the work stood out among some of the best creative entries in the world.
IDIDTHAT reveals South Africa’s Cannes Lions Predictions 2026
Last night, at a packed Cannes Predictions Dinner hosted by IDIDTHAT in Johannesburg, South Africa’s 2026 Cannes Contenders were revealed live to the industry. And now you can view that work right here.