In the next step of its campaign to showcase its uncomplicated, preservative-free ingredients—which began with the showstopping Moldy Whopper campaign [read the five lessons Fernando Machado's team learned from that campaign] earlier this year—Burger King has placed its ingredient list right on the Whopper’s wrapper. David Miami designed the limited-edition wrappers, which list what’s inside: beef, tomatoes, mayo, lettuce, ketchup, pickles and a bun.

Watch the ad that accompanies the campaign: The fast food chain’s “real food” efforts included menu changes that involved the removal of around 8,500 tons of artificial ingredients globally. 

Related: 3 CMOs on Brand Boldness

Machado was one of three CMOs who spoke about what makes a brand bold at Brandweek, and in his talk he addressed this very brand purpose. He explained that the road to the Moldy Whopper was a long one—the result of years of paving the way with less risky campaigns that still pushed boundaries. Discover what he had to say, and learn more about boldness from Cadillac's Melissa Grady and Celebrity Cruises' Peter Giorgi.

Olympic gold medalist and three-time NBA champion Dwyane Wade has also made a name for himself as a savvy businessperson. At Brandweek Wednesday, he discussed how his experience as a brand sponsor and spokesperson prepared him to launch CAA AMP, which addresses the historical lack of diversity and inclusion in the sports media market. He enchanted attendees with stories about his career, inspiration and his work helping brands reevaluate representation today.

Catch the highlights: Read some of his best career anecdotes and advice for being a better marketer and leader.

More Brandweek excellence:

• Janey Whiteside on Why Walmart Doesn’t Have Time for ‘Big, Glorious, Fancy Ad Campaigns’ Anymore
• TikTok’s Katie Puris Says There’s Too Much Focus on Tactical in Digital Ads Sector
• CEO Sumit Singh Outlines Chewy’s Quest to Grow From Online Startup to World-Class Institution
• How a Challenger Mindset Helps Brands Like DC and Pepsi ‘Strive for the Impossible’

Ryan Reynolds joins us at Brandweek today! If you missed the first days of Brandweek but you want to get in on the action, it's not too late! Take 70% off the full ticket price with code 2DAYSBW to join two more days of inspiration, advice and experiences. 

After the Big Ten Conference said it would postpone college football  last month, it reversed the decision and announced that the season will resume the weekend of Oct. 23-14. That means a boost for fall TV inventory, plus a big boost for Fox Sports where the football games are broadcast. Marketers had shifted their spend to the NFL in light of the postponement.

Health protocols: Learn what the Big Ten will do to keep players and fans safe.

Bud Light’s latest series of ads share the stories of Black-owned restaurants that are hosting Thursday Night Football games. The campaign highlights the history and community these restaurants have fostered, providing publicity in a time when they have been disproportionately hit by the pandemic, not only economically but also in terms of the health of the Black community.

Watch these mini documentaries from different cities across the US.

• Chris McCumber, president of USA Network and Syfy, is the latest high-profile NBCUniversal TV exec to leave the company as a result of a recent overhaul.
• Chatroom platform Discord has named Tesa Aragones, former marketing head of photography app VSCO, as its new CMO following a blockbuster $100 million funding round in late June.

More of Today’s Top News & Highlights

• Chatbot Usage Has Nearly Doubled in B-to-B Marketing This Year
• In a Play for TV Dollars, YouTube Expands Targeting Capabilities for Marketers
• Linear TV Ad Revenue, Muffled by Covid-19, Projected to Dip 16% in 2020
• Today’s the Day to Go Dot-Gay
• Media Organizations Are Not Angry at Apple, Just Disappointed

What do you get when you cross election season with the Halloween season? A new campaign for Full Frontal With Samantha Bee spoofs classic horror flicks including Scream, A Nightmare on Elm Street and The Silence of the Lambs, both to promote her election coverage and to scare her correspondents into participating in the November election.

Day four of Brandweek kicks off with Adweek's 2020 Brand Visionary, Ryan Reynolds, founder and CEOof Maximum Effort, co-owner of Aviation Gin and Mint Mobile.

Also on the agenda: Brad Hiranaga of General Mills, Zak Brown of McLaren Racing, Andrea Sengara of Campari, Jay Curley of Ben & Jerry's, Ronalee Zarate-Bayani of the LA Rams, Bruno Cardinali of Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen, and so many more.

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Danish agency Pong highlights the heartbreaking pace of wildlife loss.

Clothiers and fashion accessory stores, however, continue their dramatic slide.

VaynerMedia campaign challenges viewers to think differently about migrants.

The Pit Stop in Dallas also accepts imperfect avocados.

To promote its seafood, the country introduces Father Fishmas and his elves.

We need a rallying cry for climate change.