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Publix’s New Campaign Leans Into Exceptional Service

Roastbrief by Roastbrief
June 4, 2026
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Publix’s New Campaign Leans Into Exceptional Service
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When you walk into a Publix, you aren’t just visiting a grocery store, you’re getting a one-of-a-kind experience driven by five-star hospitality. In its latest brand campaign, “Our Pleasure,” Publix leans into the exceptional service and quality that have long set the brand apart.

Developed in partnership with creative agency FIG, the 360 campaign redefines Publix from a place where shopping is a pleasure to a brand that believes there’s nothing more special than being able to show someone how much they mean to you. This campaign shows the things Publix does to Make Things Special for its customers daily.

At the heart of the campaign are three :30 second spots, each telling a simple, human story that brings Publix’s commitment to customer service to life.

“The Future” highlights Publix’s long-standing tradition of customer service. Set in a Publix parking lot, the film shows a teen associate helping a customer by carrying her groceries to her car, reflecting that while the future is uncertain, one thing will stay constant: Publix associates are always ready to lend a helping hand.

“Mark and Marc” highlights the extra care Publix associates take to ensure every customer feels seen and remembered. The film follows two men standing side by side at a Publix deli counter as their custom subs are made, showing the associates’ dedication to consistently deliver high-quality, personalized orders. In the end, both Mark and Marc receive their perfectly made subs.

“The Force” connects Publix’s commitment to quality food with the shared experiences it creates. The film first alternates between scenes of empty rooms in a house and Publix deli associates carefully preparing fried chicken. Viewers then see the family come together at the dinner table to enjoy Publix chicken, playfully suggesting that Publix fried chicken is one of the most powerful forces in the universe.

With all spots shot on film, directed by award-winning Canadian filmmaker Miles Jay, FIG and Publix are continuing to tell an elevated story that echoes the brand’s own commitment to high quality. Beyond the three hero spots, “Our Pleasure” extends across broadcast, OLV, social, OOH and radio. 

It marks the second piece of work this year from Publix and creative AOR FIG, which released “Best Friends” mid-April.

CREDITS
FIG
Mark Figliulo, Founder & Creative Chairman 
Judith Carr-Rodriguez, Partner & CEO 
Dan Greener, Creative Director
Jackie Anzaldi, Creative Director
Keegan Sanford, Creative Director 
Liz Cala, Associate Creative Director Art Director
Nick Malone, Associate Creative Director Copy
Fernando Poblete, Creative Director Copy
Dan Blaney, Executive Director of Production 
Molly Ross, Senior Producer
Amber Higgins, Partner & Chief Strategy Officer
Philip de Meulemeester, Group Strategy Director 
Rachel Winter, Sr. Director Comms Planning 
Hannah Duchardt, Group Account Director
Caroline Keese, Account Supervisor
Lindsay Molsen, Executive Director, Operations & Project Management
Amber Christy, Senior Project Manager


Publix 
Malinda Renfroe, Vice President Marketing 
Mark Nielsen, Head of Creative 
Gabi Perry, Group Creative Director
Emily Woodrow, Group Creative Director
Gretchen Siss, Head of Production 
Andrea Collins, Creative Account Director
Kyla Park, Manager, Content Strategy 
Courtney Aguila, Creative Operations Manager
Jason Stephens, Executive Producer


Media: Known


PRODUCTION COMPANY: SMUGGLER
Director: Miles Jay
Executive Producers: Patrick Milling-Smith / Brian Carmody / Allison Kunzman
Managing Director: Sue Yeon Ahn
Head of Production: Brian Sabowski
Producer: Saul Germaine
Production Supervisor: Ashley Holloway
Commercial Coordinators: Baylie Barnes / Alexa Hodzic
1st AD: David Webb
Director of Photography: Shabier Kirchner
Production Designer: Jade Healy
Casting Director: Geraldine Baron of Casting Double
Key Costumer: Angelina Vitto
Key Hair & Makeup: Autumn Suna


Edit: Work Editorial
Ben Jordan, Editor
Griffin Ver Steeg, Assistant Editor
Erica Thompson, Managing Director
Alejandra Alarcon, Execute Producer
Victor Medina, Producer


Finishing: Squad 47
Steve Yeung, VFX
Steven Greenstein, Executive Creative Director
Cassandra Bowen, Exec Producer


Color: Harbor
Damien Vandercruyssen, Colorist
Brad Marin, Senior Producer


Music: Rob Simonsen
Rob Simonsen, Composer


Audio: Heard City 
Philip Loeb, Audio Engineer 
Nick Duvarney, Senior Producer

Tags: agencyBrandscampaignExceptional ServicePublix
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