ANNIE EGAN NAMED NATIONAL WINNER OF NEWS LIMITED AWARD SCHOOL
The national winner of the 2008 News Limited AWARD School is Annie Egan from Melbourne. As the News Limited AWARD School overall winner, Egan (pictured with Andrew Hockley from News Ltd) will receive a 12 month AWARD membership, and a ticket to the AWARD Awards Presentation Evening on November 27th, 2008. Annie will also receive a trip to this month's Caxton Awards, courtesy of News Limited.
Says Garth Agius, Director of Trade Marketing, News Limited: "AWARD School plays a significant role in nurturing talent to create fresh creative ideas, which we’re very pleased to be able to support. Well done for pushing through the challenging course to all graduates and particular congratulations to Annie Egan from everyone at News."
The following winners are also to be congratulated;
Calli Crump – Perth winner
David Donald – Hobart winner
Michael Hughes – Sydney winner
Chay O’Rourke – Adelaide winner
Andy Rohani – Brisbane winner
News Limited AWARD School will be held in Sydney, Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane, Hobart, Melbourne and Wellington in March 2009.
Applications will open in January 2009. For further information, including registration for the 2009 program, contact Hannah Morden at AWARD on +61 2 9699 2999 or email hannah@awardonline.com
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From one Annie to another, well done.
Chicks Rock!!! That's two years in a row a big girl has taken out the top prize.
Go Hawks
Footy, footy, footy. Cyril for PM.
(And congrats to the lady creative.)
Great work Annie - you deserve it!!
11.25 are you calling me fat
anybody who finishes award school with some good ads should be a winner. the fact that they declare a winner, on this blog, is symbolic of everything wrong with the industry in this country.
who won last year?
11:25
switch on
A guy won last year - James Orr
I can't believe it's all over.
The footy that is.
it's not over just yet 2:32. There's a bledisloe and a full European tour to go so you've still got lots of footy to go.
Oh, and nice one lil lady. Who were your tutors?
Crawf was the big winner.
It's not all over - there's actually ANOTHER grand final on this weekend, 2:32. Bloody typical insular Victorian (or South Australian, Tasmanian, Western Australian or Northern Territorian).
Then later on in the year, there's a world cup to enjoy.
See, the problem with aussie rules is that there's no rivalry that extends beyond our shores to create an add-on to the season every four years.
Enjoy the wait for the cricket, 2:32.
3:14
No need for xenophobic driven add-ons when you get 100,000 salivating fans attending the Grand Final.
The only true World Cup is the game that's referred to as soccer.
Even the most passionate of League fans would acknowledge that their WC is at best a tri-nation tournament.
The cricket is tedious.
Go Storm. Greg Inglis for Clive Churchill.
I didn't know this was an AFL blog...Big props to the winner Annie!!!!
Go ANNIE and Go Hawks
Didn't think it was a footy blog either
BUT
As a friend of Annie's and a MAD hawks supporter I say
WELL DONE to BOTH.
SO SO PROUD
Congratulations to the winner. You're talented and goodlooking. Killer combo. Try not to win the Bob Isherwood award. That one is a kiss of death, no one will know who you are within a year.
What's that she's holding?
7:07 – i'm pretty sure I know who you are.
I think your mistake was moving after you won it and that awful CD you worked with.
No really, what is she holding?
Hey Annie, This is a great start to your career. Congratulations, very cool win.
You can have a great time in this business.
A word of advice. Only work with good people. Forever.