This project merged the energy of the 2022 World Cup with the strategic goals of Johnson & Johnson’s Black Friday.
The "Care Friday" campaign was designed as an internal gamification experience, where sales goals were treated as a championship. My objective was to create compelling visual touchpoints that boosted employee engagement and, ultimately, drove sales performance.
Design Execution

Custom emblems:
 a central part of my work was the creation of a visual identity for each "team." I designed a series of badges inspired by football crests, ensuring each one respected the institutional guidelines of the respective core brands: Listerine, E.C. Women's Health, Neostrata, Neutrogena, Tylenol and Johnson's Baby.
Specialized sales units: I also developed unique emblems for three other sales teams, ensuring they felt integrated into the campaign’s "one-team" philosophy.
Below, you can see how these assets helped transform a standard sales period into a collective, motivated search for the trophy.
•​​​​​​​ Bringing the Campaign to the Office

To further immerse the team in the World Cup atmosphere, I translated the team emblems into large-format flags to decorate the J&J office. The goal was to maintain a high-energy environment and keep the 'Care Friday' goals top-of-mind for every employee. Check out the results of the office transformation at J&J Brazil below:​​​​​​​
To complete the immersive football experience within the J&J office, I also designed a large-scale stadium backdrop featuring the 'Care Friday' logo. This panel served as the centerpiece of the environment, creating the perfect 'stadium feel' for the team.
As a final touch to the campaign's visual ecosystem, I designed custom badge lanyards for all employees.
This was a particularly rewarding part of the project, as it allowed the 'Care Friday' identity to move with the team beyond the decorated spaces. These lanyards became a lasting symbol of the campaign, worn by employees throughout the tournament and even after its conclusion. Below, you can see the final design of this wearable asset.​​​​​​​

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