Leo Burnett Sydney take home two gold at ANDY Awards
Leo Burnett has taken out two Gold’s and one Bronze at the 50th annual ANDY Awards, with the three wins for the Coca-Cola Small World Machines campaign.
The announcement:
Over the weekend, Leo Burnett Sydney was awarded two Gold’s and one Bronze at the 50th annual ANDY Awards. As well as this, for the fifth consecutive year, Leo Burnett Worldwide was the most awarded network at the awards taking home 10 wins, aside from receiving the top honours.
One of the most highly respected awards shows for creative excellence in advertising, the International ANDY Awards is renowned for attracting fierce competition from the best in the world all vying for a coveted ANDY.
With a platform positioned on bravery, this year’s ANDY Awards celebrated bold, courageous and inventive cases of bravery in the industry today and over the past five decades. In 2014, the ANDY Awards particularly recognised noteworthy talent who are at the forefront of digital and technology, and at the helm of the advertising business.
Leo Burnett Sydney’s 2014 ANDY Awards wins are as follows:
- GOLD: Small World Machines – OUTDOOR – Out of Home Beverages – Non Alcohol (Client: Coca-Cola)
- GOLD: Small World Machines – OUTDOOR – Creative/Technology/Interactive (Client: Coca-Cola)
- BRONZE: Small World Machines – OUTDOOR – Faces (Client: Coca-Cola)
Andy DiLallo, Chief Creative Officer Leo Burnett Sydney, said: “To have brought home three ANDY’S is fantastic and along with our strong results at ADFEST and D&AD, it has been an exciting start to the year. I am exceptionally proud of the entire team for their contribution to that.”
“The ANDY Awards is the worlds toughest international advertising show,” said Mark Tutssel, Chief Creative Officer, Leo Burnett Worldwide. “With 50 years of prestige and creative excellence, being named ‘Network of the Year’ for the fifth consecutive year is very gratifying. I’m remarkably proud of our network’s commitment to bold and audacious creativity.”
Renowned for its outstanding jury comprised of internationally recognised creative directors, the ANDY Awards recognise single and campaign executions, distinguished by product, service or technique category. The goal of the competition is to honour creativity in advertising throughout the world, recognise the contributions of individuals and companies who create the work and encourage raising the standards of craftsmanship in the industry.
Source: Leo Burnett media release
