Suncorp Receives Titanium Grand Prix at Cannes Lions

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   The Ordinary won the Grand Prix in the Health & Wellness category for the campaign "The Periodic Fable" by Uncommon Creative Studio.

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   Novartis won the Grand Prix in the Pharma category for the campaign "Relax Your Tight End" by Fallon.

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   Caritas won the Grand Prix for Good for the campaign "Vehicle of Hope" by Differ Agency, in partnership with Lions Health and the United Nations.

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   Claude won the Grand Prix in the Film category for its Super Bowl campaign.

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   Suncorp won the Titanium Grand Prix for its climate-proofing platform for homes.

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   Heineken won the Grand Prix in the Creative Strategy category for a campaign about 26 villagers buying their local pub.

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   An estimated 13,000 attendees attended Cannes Lions during the week of June 2026.

8. Gabrielle Wesley, Chief Marketing Officer, Mars Wrigley North America

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   "Consumers have gotten more savvy and more demanding about what they want. They don't want to be talked to. They want to engage. And because they want to engage, it's like any other relationship. You have to keep having conversations, you have to keep taking them on dates, you've got to keep showing them new things and showing them different parts of you. And so I take that very, very seriously to engage with consumers on a two-way relationship, not just message giving."

9. Charlotte Maines, VP of Devices Content and Advertising, Amazon

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   "Foundationally, it's about bringing customers the content they want and helping creators have another surface to get their content in front of customers."

10. Rachel Berk, Senior VP of Platform Partnerships, Tubi and Fox

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    "If you look at the way that distribution has grown as the internet came up, … it's really about access and it's really about no gating, no paywalls, and putting our users first."

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    The project "Mothers of Courage - Shifting Societal Norms, One Conversation at a Time" was shortlisted in the Sustainable Development Goals Lions category at Cannes Lions 2026.

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    The "Mothers of Courage" project was submitted by Mantra Social Services and ShikshaLokam.

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    The "Mothers of Courage" initiative has facilitated more than 28,000 community gatherings across 14 districts in Bihar.

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    The "Mothers of Courage" initiative has mobilized over 800,000 citizens around girls' education and gender equality.

15. Khushboo Awasthi, Co-founder of Mantra4Change and Chief Curator, Shikshagraha

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    "The women featured in this film are not activists in the conventional sense. They are mothers and mothers-in-law who chose to challenge deeply entrenched social norms -- some fighting for their daughters, others breaking convention to send their daughters-in-law back to school. This recognition belongs to them and to the thousands of communities across Bihar that have demonstrated how collective action can create lasting change. To see that work acknowledged on a global platform like Cannes Lions is both humbling and encouraging."

16. Vandana R, Director

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    "Everything audiences see in Mothers of Courage emerged from real conversations taking place in villages across Bihar. Our role was simply to listen, observe and document. The courage and conviction came from the women themselves."