McCann Melbourne + Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney both shortlisted for the Warc Innovation Awards
20 brands from around the world have been shortlisted for the Warc Innovation Awards, a global search for effective marketing innovation. Australia has scored two finalists including McCann Melbourne Vision Australia for ‘Free Puppies Forever’ and
Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney for Toyota Motor Corporation ‘LandCrusier Emergency Network’.
The 25-strong judging panel, chaired by Dana Anderson, SVP and chief marketing officer of global snacks company Mondelēz International, have shortlisted a diverse selection of campaigns from a wide range of territories including Australia, Egypt, India, Lebanon, Slovenia, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and USA.
The brands and organisations shortlisted this year are AbsorbPlate, Axe, Baheya Cancer Hospital, Bodyform, Bou Khalil Supermarché, BT Sport, CNCO, Currys PC World, Dyson, Emirates NBD, HELPMET, Inorbit Malls, Lifebuoy, MasterCard, NHI – Daman, Penguin Random House, Vision Australia, Spar Interspar, Toyota and Whirlpool.
The aim of the Warc Innovation Awards, now in their fifth year, is to recognise innovative thinking that delivers tangible results. The top entries will be awarded Gold, Silver and Bronze awards. The Grand Prix for the best overall paper will receive $5,000 and five $1,000 Special Awards recognising specific areas of excellence will be awarded at the judges’ discretion for: innovation in a product or service, channel innovation, category innovation, co-created innovation and innovation in a not-profit-campaign.
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That puppies thing is pretty bad.