Transit Advertising Portfolio
About the Bus Pusher
Gavin Barrett is Owner/Founding Partner + Creative Director, of award-winning Toronto agency Barrett and Welsh. In pursuit of big ideas he has: nibbled on pigs' ears (not on a live pig at the time); gone elephant-back in the Thai jungle (no elephants were hurt); gambled in a Macau casino (was utterly destroyed). His ads: have run in 35 countries, helped elect prime ministers, attracted the ire of the lawyers for Dolly the clone sheep, drawn an angry crowd in Lagos, have been studied in business texts in Canada and India and received derisive mention in a John Irving novel. His poems: can be found in Penguin’s anthology of 14 contemporary Indian poets, Reasons for Belonging.
He cannot: sing.
Barrett and Welsh
Barrett and Welsh is proud to support the cause of transit as contributor to CUTA and APTA
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Acela
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APTA
Australia
Awards and Acknowledgements
Barrett and Welsh
BART
Belgium
Billboard
Blogger On The Move
Brampton
branding
BRT
bus
bus rapid transit
bus side
campaign
Canada
car-free
China
clean air
community
consumer-generated
creative
De Lijn
Dublin
earth
economical
environmental
France
Germany
green
GTA
guerilla
in the press
innovative media
LA
LAMetro
logo
London
long copy
Los Angeles
Melbourne
Memory Lane
Metro subway Spain Spanish Madrid
Metro Trains
Montréal
MTA
Mumbai
New York
Oslo Norway Monthly passes bus
Ottawa
Outdoor
poetry in motion
poetry month
poetry on the bus
Réseau Ferré De France
Respect
Safety
San Francisco
SNCF
spoof
streetcar
student campaign
subway
TOD
Toronto
Train
Transit branding
Transit Oriented Development
Transit-in-Development
transportation
trip planning
TSA
TTC
Tube
TV Spot
UK
urban planning
Vancouver
Viva
Winter
YRT
Züm
Social
Barrett and Welsh on Facebook
Gallery
About Barrett and Welsh
We're not in the ad business. We're in the moving business. We move product. Perceptions. Behaviour. Market share. But most of all, we move people.
Pushing buses and other transit everywhere.
Barrett and Welsh is proud to support the cause of transit as contributor to APTA and CUTA.