Agencygrey.comGrey Thailand (Bangkok)
Formerly: GREYnJ United
- Kind
- Creative generalist
- Parent
- WPP
- Country
- TH
- Website
- https://www.grey.com/
- Clients
- Thai Health Promotion Foundation
Campaigns (3)
| Campaign | Client | Year | Topic | Role |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fertilizer 2.5 (Microbes Stop PM2.5) lead Microbial starter that turns rice stubble into fertiliser in about 7 days, offered to farmers as a cheaper substitute for burning, to cut PM2.5 air pollution. One Show 2026 Green Pencil (Thailand's first) and SDG Merit. Agency claims fertiliser costs down up to 50%, about 96 million square metres prepared without burning, and fewer GISTDA satellite hotspots and lower PM2.5 in pilot provinces (creativepool snippet: hotspots -19.4%, PM2.5 -21.9% in top 10 provinces); all self-reported. Year is the award year; launch may be 2025. Credit fetched from source page 2026-10-22. | Thai Health Promotion Foundation and Department of Agriculture | 2026 | Environmental health | Creative |
| Disguised e-cigarettes TVCs: Park, School, Car Park lead Three TV spots warning young people about e-cigarettes designed to look like art toys. Credit fetched from source page 2026-10-22 (CCO Sompat Trisadikun, CD Charnpanu Suchaxaya, director Suthon Petchsuwan, Mum Films). | Thai Health Promotion Foundation | 2025 | Tobacco | Creative |
| Walk Stadium (Bang Sue station passageway) lead 140-metre metro passageway at Bang Sue turned into a 'stadium' with cheering characters and audio cues to get commuters walking briskly; July 2024, credited to GREYnJ United. Credit from search snippet only; LBB page 403. | Thai Health Promotion Foundation | 2024 | Physical activity | Creative |
Research notes
Grey's Bangkok operation, which traded as GREYnJ United after a merger with local agency J United (merger history not verified; both names appear in trade press for ThaiHealth work). Not grey-london or grey-melbourne. Leo Burnett Thailand, not Grey, made ThaiHealth's 'Scoop to Kill' (Adman Awards 2018 Gold, snippet). Credits fetched 2026-10-22 except where noted.
Sources
Record agencies/grey-bangkok.json, updated 2026-10-22