Posted by On the 8th of December I wrote the blog post “Statement Bubbles, COP15, the Streets and All That Jazz”, about our statement bubble and the ‘Small actions do matter’ campaign – ‘I do 30′ powered by the Danish bio innovative company Novozymes.
Yesterday we took our statement bubble and a camera and went to Bright Green in Forum, Copenhagen. At Bright Green more than 170 companies were showing sustainable environmental solutions, all pointing out that they are ready to deliver more climate friendly products and solutions.
Our goal was to film when the number of supporters of ‘I do 30’ got handed over to the Danish Prime Minister and to the Danish Crown Prince.
As you can see in the video below we got everything we wanted and our statement bubble succeeded in getting a main part of that show.
The representative from Novozymes handed over a very low energy consuming washing machine to the Prime Minister of Denmark, and as you will see in the video he had to take a look inside to make sure no laundry was in there ☺.
Besides filming, we also teamed up with a friend of Mindjumpers, Gareth Garvey, following the crown heirs from Denmark, Norway and Sweden around trying to get them in our statement bubble portfolio, our little activist Sebastian definitely succeeded this task ☺.
Next week more statement bubbles will be made. It’s a small action but you know; small actions do matter. Maybe Obama will appear with a Statement Bubble and then again maybe not ☺.
Do you have any cool ideas for the next weeks statement bubbles, please leave us a comment.
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