The IPM has announced that there is just five working days to submit your 2018 promotional marketing and brand activation campaigns to the IPM Awards 2019, one of the industry’s foremost and most respected annual Awards. The closing date is on 15th March at 6pm.

The IPM Awards is focused on the celebration of companies, clients and work, culminating in a fantastic night at the gala presentation event at the London Hilton on Park Lane.

Paul Cope, Managing Director, IPM, commented: “The IPM Awards are not only a way to give your business a boost, but a fantastic chance to pit your campaigns against the best work of the past year. After all, there’s nothing quite like the immense satisfaction of knowing that, if you do win, you were part of creating something special (as you’d told everyone all along).”

Richard Pink, Head of Awards, IPM, added: “With only five days to go until the closing date for the IPM Awards, make sure you get you entries submitted in good time so we can help you get them created to perfection. This will give you the best chance of walking off with Gold.”

To find out more about how to enter, click here.

For any help with your entries, call the IPM Awards team today on 020 3848 0444 and ask for Paul Cope, Richard Pink or Serife Gul. 

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62 winners have been selected in this year’s IMC European Awards for Integrated Marketing Communications, representing 29 agencies from 7 countries. Czech Republic and Ireland took the lead with 17 trophies each, followed by Italy with 9, Spain and Belgium with 6 each, United Kingdom 5 and Germany 2.

Outstanding winners are Momentum Czech Republic with a total of 6 awards – 3 for Raffaello against Loneliness, 2 for How Czechs started buying quality food each and 1 for Packaging does sell and Guns or Knives from Ireland with a total of 7 awards – 4 for A Song for the City and 3 for Click & Gone.

The Grand Prix for an exceptional work was presented to Guns or Knives for their campaign A Song for the City for Samsung Ireland. Their amazing idea to transform the Samuel Beckett Bridge into a playable instrument – not only via the Note8’s interface, but also through an actual electric harp created a huge awareness for the new Galaxy Note8.

The UK winners are Sense for Wrap Up London, TracyLocke for Ferrero Rocher: Behind the Layers and ZEAL Creative for KITKAT Personalised Packs.

Click here to view the full list of winners.

IMCC Chairman, Ondrej Gottwald, said, “I am glad to say that this year’s quality of entries was extremely high! Beside the commercial campaigns, I’ve been always a proponent of campaigns with a positive social impact and to see these campaigns being recognised and rewarded by industry professionals is very satisfying. I would like to thank the jury for the excellent and professional voluntary work from them.”

According to IMC European Awards Chair, Renate Vogt, “All cases entered in the competition were of high quality and very well-presented, so the judges had a tough job to come to the final decisions. All nominated cases are fine examples for the industry and our business.”

The winning agencies were selected after two rounds of judging in a European competition of the best campaigns selected at the national level across Europe. The first-round selection was made by a jury panel made up of 40 leading industry professionals across Europe. The second-round jury, comprised of IMCC Council member representatives, took place in Brussels on 27 September. All entries and judging procedures were managed via the official website at www.imcceurope.com.

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