| Title | Gary's resume |
| Agency | Leo Burnett |
| Campaign | Ban The Box |
| Advertiser | Business In The Community |
| Brand | Business In The Community |
| Posted | March 2014 |
| Business Sector | Charities, Foundations, Volunteers |
| Media Type | |
| Length | |
| AI Description | The print advertisement titled "Gary's Resume" presents a compelling narrative advocating for the employment of ex-offenders. It features a resume with minimalist, formal design, primarily in black and white, with a color photograph of a man. The resume details Gary's journey—his hardships, qualifications, and the stigma he faces as an ex-offender. The ad stresses the importance of offering second chances, employing a straightforward, text-heavy approach to convey its message. It aims to challenge stereotypes and encourage inclusive hiring practices, emphasizing change, redemption, and societal acceptance. The ad, a part of Business In The Community's campaign, supports workplace diversity and justice. |
| Executive Creative Director | Justin Tindall |
| Creative Director | Adam Tucker |
| Creative Team | Hugh Todd |
| Creative Team | Darren Keff |
| Creative Team | Phillip Meyler |
| Account Manager | Alice Hooper |
| Account Manager | Sarah Kay |
| Account Manager | Sofia Sarkar |
| Account Planner | Kit Patrick |
| Agency Producer | Natalie Kozlowska |
| Agency Producer | Graeme Light |
| Agency Producer | Director |
| Production Company | Blink London |
| Production Company Producer | Patrick Craig |
| Technical Director | Peter Eichorn |
| Production Company Producer | Camille Sims |
| Creative Director | Charlie Martin |