Arnold Worldwide has created a sobering 60-second public service announcement for ESPN and the Aspen Institute, which shows a young athlete announcing his retirement at a news conference as a warning of the extreme pressures children in sports face from parents, coaches or through trying to gain scholarships. The spot directs viewers to a complementary social effort, "#DontRetireKid," which features athletes including Wayne Gretzky and Kobe Bryant discussing the issue and provides resources to parents.

Mark Moll, whose career has included stints at Leo Burnett, Crispin Porter, Arnold and Deutsch, has joined Bernstein-Rein as its new executive creative director. The agency has also appointed Janelle McCoy as its first-ever director of engagement and Ashley Vincent as its first data strategist.

Arnold Worldwide's new campaign for Progressive Insurance introduces a new brand character, Motaur, who is half-man, half-motorcycle. Three TV spots running nationally on cable feature Motaur on his travels answering questions from bemused people about his appearance and feature the tagline "For those who were born to ride, there's Progressive."

Arnold has created a "Ban 3D Printed Guns" public awareness spot for nonprofit Stop Handgun Violence that shows still images of 3D-printed schoolchildren trying to escape an active shooting incident. The short film ends by urging viewers to visit a dedicated site where they can lobby their Congress member to call for a national law banning 3D guns.