Singapore’s top diseases on sale
BBH Asia Pacific has created a campaign for NTUC Income featuring a series of communications surrounding a sale – of Singapore’s top diseases. The campaign features NTUC Income’s health insurance policy, highlighting the significant contrast in the high cost of medical bills in the event of serious illness, versus the much more affordable cost with proper insurance coverage.
The campaign includes print, outdoor, radio and online banners – all pointing to messages surrounding diseases that top the list of health problems in Singapore – stroke, dengue fever, heart attack, breast cancer, colon cancer and lung cancer. It targets consumers who are without sufficient or the right healthcare coverage – that is part of their overall financial planning.
The ‘disease sale’ campaign is an urgent call to action for consumers to assess their healthcare needs and talk to an NTUC Income agent for advice.
Said Charles Wigley, Chairman BBH Asia: “NTUC Income’s role in Singaporean society is to ensure people are properly insured. In this instance they wanted to highlight the risks associated with putting off healthcare planning. We needed to create a campaign that would stop those people in their tracks and get them to take action”
On the campaign, Lynette Ang, NTUC Income’s Senior Vice President and Head, Sales & Marketing said: “This campaign is a result of substantial research and effort to highlight to Singaporeans the major illnesses and disabilities that affect them.
“As a major health insurer in Singapore and given our ‘Made Different’ proposition, NTUC Income approached this campaign in a manner to urge Singaporeans to undertake necessary planning and provide for their long term medical and financial needs,” she added.
Credits:
Art Director: Janson Choo
Copywriter: Daniel Ko
ECD: Steve Elrick
Print Producer: Brell Chen
Account Management: Preeti Kaur, Ara Hampartsoumian, Nicole Ong,
Planning: Simon Kemp, Charles Wigley

9 Comments
BBH, stop just stop. It’s getting embarrassing now.
We get it, you guys are different. Just go back to doing no work, the mystique made it cooler. Actually having to see this is painful…oh so painful.
Seeing the posters everywhere in Singapore….
Nice to be provocative when it has a point……
BBH remains one of the agency network I most admire. Somehow or rather, they continue to be able to serve out engaging and effective creative solutions for client problems with high level of difficulties. Singapore tourism board will not win metals at creative award show, but definitely won my respect, and now this provoking yet convincing campaign for NTUC insurance, is really admirable (and making me go thru my insurance record to make sure I’m properly insured). Keep up the good work guys.
Yang Yeo, JWT Shanghai.
Provocative and attention grabbing for sure but it cuts both ways.
Quite staggering figures though… I guess that’s the point.
Cure….. keep drinking that bile and you’ll be needing some Health Insurance one day soon…
Chill man, i’m sure they were just being honest when they saw your book!
Cheers Mr Yeo.
Appreciated. Not a stat for the Effies probably: … but as a measure of… “oh…I hadn’t thought about it that way before…eek!” I think it got quite a few people in the office to review their health policies – and their parents…
Way to pat each other on the back.
Still blows though.
Heh heh LOLCURE…. we guess that’s your opinion ….inarticulate and anonymous and getting the respect it deserves!!!
Get back to your award winning work. LOL.
Pretty sure your guys jobs are safe. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.