The winners for this year’s Spikes Asia Awards have been announced, with TBWA\Sydney scooping the Grand Prix for Good Award.
The Omnicom agency won the award for its “Classify Consent” campaign for Consent Labs.
Seven Australian agencies have managed to scoop Grand Prix, including The Monkeys, CHEP Network, and Howatson+Company.
Here are the rest of the Grand Prix winners from the 24 other categories:
Brand Experience & Activation
- Leo Burnett, Manila – “Unbranded Menu” for McDonald’s
Creative Commerce
- Draftline, Shanghai – “Corona Extra Lime” for Corona
Creative Data
- CHEP Network, Sydney – “Flipvertising” for Samsung
Creative Effectiveness
Design
- Dentsu Creative X, Tokyo – “Suntory Tennensui Endless Dawn” for Suntory
Digital Craft
Direct
- CHEP Network, Sydney – “Flipvertising” for Samsung
Entertainment
- Special, Auckland – “Last Performance” for Partners Life
Film Craft
- Dentsu, Tokyo – “Kaguya by Gucci” for Gucci
Film
- TBWA\Media Arts Lab, Shanghai – “The Comeback” for Apple
Glass: The Award for Change
- Cheil Worldwide, Seoul – “Knock Knock” for the Korean National Police Agency
Healthcare
- Leo Burnett, Mumbai – “The Missing Chapter” for Whisper
Industry Craft
Innovation
- Innocean, Seoul – “Hydrogen Garbage Truck” for Hyundai
Integrated
- DDB New Zealand, Aukland – “If You Seek” for Tourism New Zealand
Media
- Cheil Worldwide, Seoul – “Knock Knock” for the Korean National Police Agency
Mobile
- Cheil Worldwide, Seoul – “Knock Knock” for the Korean National Police Agency
Music
- TBWA\Hakuhodo, Tokyo – “Journa-Rhythm” for The Asahi Shimbun Company
Outdoor
- Colenso BBDO, Auckland – “Phone It It” for Skinny
PR
- The Monkeys, Sydney – “The First Digital Nation” for the Government of Tuvalu
Print & Publishing
- Oglivy, Bangkok – “Kitchen” for IKEA
Radio & Audio
- Colenso BBDO, Auckland – “Phone It It” for Skinny
Social & Influencer
- Leo Burnett, Mumbai – “#BringBack2011” for Oreo
Strategy & Effectiveness
