Entries for Mumbrella Awards 2024 are officially open
Entries for the 2024 Mumbrella Awards – Australia and New Zealand’s prestigious marketing and media awards – are now open.
Returning to The Star in Sydney, this year’s Mumbrella Awards will be held on August 1, and will feature 34 categories to celebrate agencies and individuals across the industry.
Two new categories have been added for this year’s award ceremony – Best Influencer Strategy and Best Campaign with a Small Budget – new, exciting opportunities for delegates to showcase the very best of their influencer strategies and the innovative ways they’ve optimised smaller budgets for maximum impact.
As per usual, nominations cover organisations and individuals, depending on the category; winners will be judged according to a carefully selected jury of media and marketing leaders.
The first deadline for the awards’ first entries is Friday, April 5. Then, the final entry deadline is one week later on April 12.
The shortlist will be announced on Thursday, May 16.
The winners of this year’s Mumbrella Awards will join a roster of notable agencies and talent recognised for their efforts in prior years, including but not limited to 2023 winners: Howatson+Company for Creative Agency of the Year, Independent Agency of the Year, and Emerging Agency of the Year; Match & Wood for Media Agency of the Year; This is Flow’s founder and CEO, Jimmy Hyett, for Industry Leader of the Year; Bullfrog’s founder and CEO, Dalton Henshaw, for Under-30 Achiever of the Year; M&C Saatchi Group, VMLY&R (now VML), VaynerMedia, and more.
Award entries can be submitted here.
Be sure to check out the official ‘Call for Entries’ booklet for more details on the categories.
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Matthew is the editorial assistant at Mumbrella. He previously worked for a marketing agency that focused on managed service providers and IT.
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