1. Richmond Ham, Quiet Storm Quiet Storm seemed to take inspiration from last year s Yeo Valley ads (which, being last year, is bad enough) and managed to get it spectacularly wrong. This was poorly executed, cheap, unfunny and, worst of all, the sight of naked flesh in close proximity to sliced cold...
1. Nick Gill For the second successive year, Gill sits at the top of this list and the accolade is down to his tight control of the fantastic Bartle Bogle Hegarty creative department. Rarely has the baton been dropped with the work the agency has produced in 2012, with highlights including spots for...
1. Jonathan Stead and Duncan Bannatyne The successful entrepreneur Bannatyne shares top billing with Stead, whose own fortunes were frequently in the headlines this year, but for rather different reasons. Aside from their entrepreneurial zeal and fondness for the finer things in life, both sport deep...
1. Kelly Williams Sharing commercial responsibilities with Simon Daglish, ITV s group commercial sales director is tasked with selling airtime for TV s biggest commercial channel. He is also a key orchestrator in the upward journey that ITV has put into glittery motion in 2012, helping the broadcaster...
This one's for any ladies out there who have not yet succumbed to the weekly browbeating by the BBC to get you to buy a Countryfile calendar.
Media can be the most boring job in the world if you let it, or it can be the most exciting. Media is Hollywood, Amazon, Arab Springs... well, everything. It should be the sexiest, most attractive business to be part of, and awards are our showcase.
The Campaign Media Grand Prix goes to the agency that has notched up the highest tally of winning entries, highly commended entries and finalist entries from this year's submissions.
Vizeum's brief was to make the Ikea brand synonymous with bedroom furniture and drive double-digit growth in bedroom furniture sales.
The challenge was to encourage young people to consider the Nikon Coolpix compact camera, even though they might have a smartphone that takes photographs.
Car buyers were losing interest in Citroën and OMD's brief was to renew interest in the brand and find a way to showcase the Citroën DS5 experience to captivate potential buyers.
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