A number of Aussie agencies were recognised at the Asian Marketing and Effectiveness Awards last night in Singapore.

Clemenger BBDO were named digital strategy agency of the year as well as a gold for Tourism Victoria’s ‘Remote Control Tourist’.

Other campaigns the agency were recognised for were its work on NAB’s ‘Footy FM’, Australia Post’s ‘Video Stamp’ and Maltesers ‘'Baking a New Ritual Into Maltesers'.

Ogilvy Melbourne also took out a gold award for its Rhonda and Ketut campaign.

Ogilvy’s CEO, David Fox said while the campaign had received a range of awards, receiving an AME to recognise effectiveness was particularly rewarding.

“Not only did the Rhonda and Ketut campaign resonate with Australians from a creative perspective, but it was highly effective for our client too; something we aim to achieve in all our work,” he said.

AAMI’s Richard Riboni congratulated Ogilvy on the win:  “The challenge we faced as a brand was complex; the insurance category is highly developed and competitive but it is also static.  We needed to find a way to capture attention in a way that was both memorable and effective.”

Isobar Australia nabbed a bronze for its work on David Jones’ ‘David Jones Denim’ in the Digital Strategy – Other Consumer Products category.

Reprise Media in Australia saw recognition for ‘Fighting the right fight in flights’ for Cathay Pacific, and DDB Sydney snatched up a silver for its ‘Track my Maccas’ work for McDonald’s Australia.

Other Aussie companies who were recognised at the awards were CPA Australia, McCann Melbourne and Ogilvy Australia.