Press Kit Table of Contents
I. Biographies
Bob Scarpelli Chairman DDB Worldwide
Amir Kassaei Chief Creative Officer DDB Worldwide
Chuck Brymer President and CEO DDB Worldwide
II. Fact Sheet Our Company Our Clients Our Services Our Processes Our History III. Quick look Network/Agency of the Year/People of the Year Gunn Report Cannes Best in Work/Best in Century Other Recognition IV. Quick look charts Cannes Lions 1990-2011 Agency of the Year
Bob Scarpelli Chairman DDB Worldwide Bob Scarpelli, DDB Worldwide’s Chairman, is a celebrated and awarded creative leader, and the tenacious champion of DDB’s defining values: Creativity and Humanity. As the leader of one of the world’s great agency brands, Bob embodies Bill Bernbach’s mantra that “word of mouth is the best medium of all.” In his 34-year career at DDB, Bob has created some of the most iconic, talked-about and awarded creative work in the world. Bob is such a passionate believer in “Talk Value ” that he trademarked the term which has informed and guided DDB’s evolution to ShareValue, the power of transformative ideas that people play with, participate in and pass along. Inspiring ideas and creative business solutions that transcend advertising to become part of popular culture and connect communities is at the heart of Bob’s vision for his clients and for DDB, where the core belief is that creativity is the most powerful force in business, producing what Bob calls Social Creativity which connects not only people with brands but people with people. Under his leadership, DDB has won every advertising award there is and created a large yet nimble network of award-winning, innovative agencies. Based on creative output, since 2005, DDB and its agencies have won Agency of the Year awards 35 times. The most awarded network in the history of the International Advertising Festival at Cannes, DDB is a consistently strong performer at the Clios, One Show, ANDYs, D&AD, EFFIEs and the Radio Mercury Awards, among others. In addition, under Bob’s leadership DDB has been recognized as the top creative network by Advertising Age, Campaign, Campaign Asia-Pacific, Creativity and The Gunn Report, while its interactive unit Tribal DDB has been awarded multiple gold Lions at Cannes and Interactive Agency of the Year by Advertising Age, and Campaign Asia-Pacific. Bob served as the President of both the Film and Press juries at the 2007 International Advertising Festival at Cannes and also the President of the Titanium and Integrated Jury for 2011. He has served as Jury Chair of five other prestigious international shows, including the 2007 Asian Advertising Awards, 2006 Malaysian Creative Circle Awards, the 2003 Clio Awards, the 2001 Radio Mercury Awards, the 2001 International Advertising Festival at Kinsale, and the 2000 International ANDY Awards. After starting his DDB career as a copywriter in 1977, Bob was elevated to Creative Director in 1980. In 1994 he was named Chief Creative Officer for DDB Chicago, and a year later was named Vice Chairman. In 1998 Bob was elected to the DDB Worldwide Board of Directors. In 2000 he was named U.S. Chief Creative Officer, and in 2001 he was elevated to the post of Chairman at DDB Chicago. He took on the role of Worldwide Chief Creative Officer in 2005, and in 2006 was elevated to the additional role of Chairman of DDB Worldwide. Of the recognition he’s received, he’s most proud of the Silver Medal given by the Chicago Advertising Federation for his contributions to the industry and the community. A resident of both New York and Chicago, Bob serves on the boards of the Chicago International Film Festival, The Virginia Commonwealth University Brand Center and The Off the Street Club. Outside the office, Bob devotes his creative energies to following his favorite sports teams, reading (particularly history), photography and living vicariously through his two sons.
Amir Kassaei Chief Creative Officer DDB Worldwide Amir Kassaei, newly appointed DDB Worldwide Chief Creative Officer, is one of the most lauded creatives in the world. Amir likes to say “Impossible is not a fact. It’s an opinion.” He firmly believes that if one has passion, will and courage, one can change the world for the better. Of our business, he says, “It has never been just about advertising. Our business is marketing products, companies and relevant services – and one of our vehicles is advertising.” Amir and his teams are the recipients of more than 2,000 national and international awards, including 40 Cannes Lions in the past five years. He was named The Big Won Report’s Top Chief Creative Officer” in 2009, and has been one of The Big Won’s Top 3 Chief Creative Officers for each of the last three years. Born in Iran, raised in Austria, and educated in France, Amir settled in Germany in 1997, gaining experience early in his career in a variety of roles ranging from Account Manager to Strategic Planner to Art Director and Designer at agencies such as TBWA, Barci & Partner and Springer & Jacoby. At Springer & Jacoby, Amir advanced from Copywriter to Creative Director and finally to Executive Creative Director on the global Mercedes-Benz and smart accounts. In 2003, Amir joined DDB as Chief Creative Officer and Associate Partner of DDB Germany, where he quickly helped reshape the agency. After joining the agency as the youngest DDB Chief Creative Officer in Europe, he quickly transformed it into one of the most creative and successful agencies in Germany. Under Amir’s leadership, DDB Germany has also been ranked the most awarded German agency in the Gunn Report. During his tenure at DDB Germany, Amir founded and established Tribal DDB Germany as a modern and multichannel agency. Amir has worked on behalf of an impressive range of the world’s major brands, including Allianz, Apple, Adidas, Bosch, Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Nike, Reebok and Volkswagen. A past President of the Art Directors Club of Germany and a member of ADC New York, CCA and D&AD, he has served as a judge in some of the world’s most famous award shows. He was President of the Jury at Eurobest and Meribel in 2007 and judged the Dubai Lynx 2010. Amir has taught at such famous advertising schools as the Miami Ad School, spoken at the Berlin School of Creative Leadership and served as a Professor at the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences. His most celebrated presentations include “Digital Thinking” and “Manifesto of Successful Marketing.”
Chuck Brymer President and CEO DDB Worldwide Chuck Brymer is President and CEO of DDB Worldwide Communications Group, one of the top five consolidated advertising and marketing companies in the world according to Advertising Age. At DDB, Chuck is responsible for overseeing the operations of the network’s more than 200 offices in over 90 countries and its partner companies. One of the world’s leading brand experts, Chuck has written and lectured extensively on the subjects of corporate identity, advertising, and brand valuation. He is the former head of the Interbrand Group, the world’s largest branding and design consultancy. Both DDB and Interbrand are part of Omnicom Group (OMC:NYSE), the world’s leading global marketing and corporate communications company. Chuck is a frequently published writer whose most recent book is The Nature of Marketing: Marketing to the Swarm as Well as the Herd, from Palgrave Macmillan (November 2008). A guide to engaging online and offline linked populations that respond quickly to points of influence, The Nature of Marketing explores the power of social networks and communities to participate, play with, and pass on information and opinion. With Businessweek, Chuck created the annual ranking of the “The World’s Best Global Brands.” The study is one of the top three published business rankings in the world, generating great interest and debate on the subject of branding. In partnership with The Economist, Chuck coauthored the book Brands and Branding. He also created the highly regarded Brandchannel.com, the leading online exchange about brands and branding and has contributed to Forbes.com and Admap magazine. Consistently recognized as a top three creative network, DDB was Campaign’s 2009 Global Network of the Year. DDB offers its clients a full set of skills, ranging from traditional advertising to direct marketing, sales promotion, strategic consulting, and digital marketing, through such business units as Interbrand, Rapp Collins, TracyLocke, and Tribal DDB, Advertising Age’s Global Network of the Year for 2007 and Media’s Digital Agency of the Year for 2009. A strong believer in powerful ideas that result in creative business solutions, Chuck joined DDB in 2006 as President and CEO from Interbrand, where he began in 1985 as the President of its U.S. business and was promoted in 1994 to Chairman and CEO of the global company. At Interbrand, Chuck was instrumental in the strategic development of the company and in building its interests around the world. These accomplishments included the growth of other leading companies within Interbrand such as Design Forum and BrandWizard. Chuck began his career in advertising with BBDO in Houston, Texas, where he opened its branch office in 1982.
Our Company
Our Company: DDB Worldwide Communications Group Inc. (www.ddb.com) ranks among the top five consolidated advertising and marketing services global networks, according to Advertising Age. Consistently one of the most creatively awarded networks globally, DDB was Campaignâ€&#x;s 2009 Global Network of the Year and captured both the Cyber Grand Prix and Film Craft Grand Prix at the 2010 International Advertising Festival in Cannes. With more than 200 offices in over 90 countries, the DDB Group helps grow the value and influence of leading brands around the world. We believe that creativity is the most powerful force in business, allowing us to develop the ideas that people want to play with, participate in and pass along. We call this Social Creativity which results in ShareValue, the powerful combination of influence within social communities and tangible business performance. DDB Worldwide is part of Omnicom Group Inc. (OMC). Our Clients: From local to global companies such as: Anheuser-Busch Clorox ExxonMobil Johnson & Johnson McDonaldâ€&#x;s
Novartis Philips Volkswagen Unilever Wrigley
Our Services: Guided by the belief that creativity is the most powerful force in the business, DDB provides multidisciplinary marketing services, delivering creative brand experiences that serve clients‟ business needs: Marketing Sciences – DDB Matrix Branded Entertainment – Fire, DDB Entertainment Brand Strategy and Design – Interbrand Direct Marketing – Rapp Entertainment Advertising – The Ant Farm Healthcare – DDB Healthcare
Hispanic Marketing – Alma DDB Interactive/Social Media – Tribal DDB, Radar DDB Media Service – Omnicom Media Group Urban Marketing – Spike DDB Retail Activation – TracyLocke
Via Omnicom, DDB also can provide other services from leading marketing organizations to support your business objectives. Among these leading organizations are the world‟s premier public relations firms Porter Novelli, Ketchum, and Fleishman-Hillard. Our Processes: DDB‟s proprietary business processes guide our teams and clients to deliver creative business solutions. We believe that people are the most important media so we give them the content they really want and need along with the means to share it. Network science now proves that in a world of 6 billion we really are all connected to each other by just 6 degrees of separation so DDB‟s approach capitalizes on this insight.
Our Toolkit is a total approach to engaging clients to support the development of Social Creativity based business solutions at each stage of the business cycle.
The Springboards are a suite of tools that crystallize the potential of brands and businesses by encouraging clarity and collaboration throughout the strategic process. These strategic tools allow us to work collaboratively with our clients and provide focus for achieving the most inspirational and tangible business outcomes. Our Brand Conviction Springboard is designed to articulate the brand‟s purpose including differentiation, relevance, and how it satisfies unmet needs.
Proprietary Research and Insights: DDB‟s Life Style Study is a US nationwide, annual online survey of 7000+ men and women. Conducted since 1975, the study explores in detail people‟s attitudes, interests, and opinions, as well as their self-perception, activities, product use, media use, and demographics. DDB is the only advertising agency that has continuously conducted an annual nationwide consumer attitude survey of this scale and for this long. Brand Capital® studies ways to strengthen the consumer‟s connections with brands. DDB Matrix supports our processes by providing modeling and analytics services. Matrix‟s sophisticated econometric models enable clients to identify exactly which marketing activities are profitable and which ones aren‟t. With Matrix as part of the DDB team, marketing becomes more scientific, more effective, and more accountable. Les Binet, DDB Matrix‟s European Director, recently co-authored a book “Marketing in the Era of Accountability” based on an analysis of 880 cases of effective advertising from the IPA Database. It is considered to be the reference book on accountability. Perspectives/Yellow Papers on topics ranging from Behavioral Economics to Changing the Creative Brief. DDB Brain Lab is an innovative new partnership with Goldsmith University in London, creating a new „Scientist in Residence‟ program and giving clients access to the latest insights from neuroscience and psychology. This program helps us to demonstrate that creativity based on emotion isn‟t just entertaining, it works.
Our History: Doyle Dane Bernbach merged with Needham Harper Steers to form DDB Worldwide in April 1986, simultaneously creating parent company Omnicom Group. The agency‟s storied heritage of creativity and humanity is celebrated in its numerous achievements.
Our Company
DDB (www.ddb.com) was founded June 1, 1949, by Ned Doyle, Maxwell Dane and William Bernbach as Doyle Dane Bernbach. In 1986 it merged with Needham Harper Worldwide to form DDB Needham Worldwide, and in 1999 simplified its name to DDB Worldwide in acknowledgement of its heritage and the global import of the DDB brand. DDB Worldwide Communications Group Inc. (www.ddb.com) ranks among the top five consolidated advertising and marketing services global networks, according to Advertising Age. Consistently one of the most creatively awarded networks globally, DDB was Campaign’s 2009 Global Network of the Year and captured both the Cyber Grand Prix and Film Craft Grand Prix at the 2010 International Advertising Festival in Cannes as well as Titanium at the 2011 Festival. With more than 200 offices in over 90 countries, the DDB Group helps grow the value and influence of leading brands around the world. We believe that creativity is the most powerful force in business, allowing us to develop the ideas that people want to play with, participate in and pass along. We call this Social Creativity, the powerful combination of influence within social communities and tangible business performance. DDB Worldwide is part of Omnicom Group Inc. (OMC). Network/Agency of the Year/People of the Year The DDB network and its offices worldwide have been consistently recognized for their ability to deliver creative business solutions:
2010-2011: Four from DDB join The Creativity 50 featuring, from Lady Gaga to James Cameron and Tina Fey, the people and companies that have had the biggest impact across the creative culture landscape 2011: DDB Group China Named AdAge China Agency of the Year 2011: DDB Bud Light “Dog Sitter” No.1 USA Today Super Bowl Ad Meter 2011: DDB Worldwide names a top 5 most effective agency network by Effie Worldwide and WARC Global Effectiveness Rankings 2011: DDB Group Asia Pacific Spikes Asia Network of the Year for second year in a row. 2010: Top three Creative Network Creativity Magazine 2010: DDB Canada Named No. 1 Creative Agency by Strategy 2009: DDB Group Germany first network to become Germany’s Agency of the Year 2009: DDB Worldwide named Campaign Global Network of the Year; Tribal DDB Named Digital Agency of the Year by Media 2009: Alma DDB US joins AdAge A-List 2009: DDB Worldwide ranked No. 1 Consolidated Network by Advertising Age
2009: Naga DDB named Creative Agency of the Year by Advertising & Marketing 2009: DDB Venezuela, DDB Brazil, DDB South Africa won recognition for Agency of the Year 2008: DDB Australia, DDB Peru and DDB New Zealand won recognition for Agency of the Year 2007: Tribal DDB was named Global Network of the Year by Advertising Age 2006: DDB Worldwide was ranked number one by Creativity magazine 2006: Ad Age awarded Tribal DDB Digital Campaign of the Year 2006: Tribal DDB won Interactive Agency of the Year honors from Adweek magazine 2005: Adweek named DDB Worldwide Global Agency of the Year -- the second year in a row the agency captured this recognition 2004: DDB Worldwide named Global Agency Network of the Year by both Adweek and Advertising Age 1998: DDB was selected by Advertising Age as its first-ever Global Agency Network of the Year
Gunn Report Acknowledged as one of the industry's most creative multinational networks, DDB was recognized as the Most Awarded Agency Network in the World for 2004 by The Gunn Report. In 2005, 2006 and 2007, The Gunn Report also acknowledged DDB Europe as the region’s top network. DDB London was recognized by The Gunn Report as the Most Awarded Agency in the World for 2006. DDB Worldwide named a Top 3 Network in 2008 and a Top 2 in 2009 by Gunn, while DDB Stockholm was acknowledged as 2010 most awarded digital agency in the world by Gunn. Cannes Based on total awards won at the International Advertising Festival in Cannes over the last 19 years, DDB has emerged as the most creative of the world’s multinational networks, winning 684 Cannes Lions between 1990 and 2011. DDB Worldwide captured 53 Lions in 2010, including Cyber Grand Prix for Volkswagen’s Fun Theory, Film Craft Grand Prix for Philips’ Parallel Lines and China’s second Gold Lion. In 2011, DDB won its first Titanium with the Fun Theory. th
A year earlier at the 56 Cannes festival, DDB Worldwide tied for the most Lions won and earned the second most total points of any network. The network also took home top honors with DDB Brazil recognized as Agency of the Year and Tribal DDB awarded the Film Grand Prix for Philips’ interactive film “Carousel.” DDB client Volkswagen was the festival’s 2009 Advertiser of the Year. DDB Istanbul finished No. 3 for Agency of the Year. In 2008, DDB South Africa was awarded the Grand Prix for print on behalf of the agency’s Energizer client. DDB London was ranked third in the Agency of the Year competition. In 2006 DDB Worldwide won a Grand Prix for the Bud Light “Real Men of Genius” campaign on behalf of client Anheuser-Busch.
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And in 2005 at the 52 Festival, DDB Worldwide took home a total of 44 Lions, including two Grand Prix—the Cyber Grand Prix for online advertising created by DDB Brasil on behalf of its Henkel client, and the first-ever Grand Prix in Radio, awarded to DDB Chicago for the “Real Men of Genius” Bud Light campaign for client Anheuser-Busch. In past years DDB also has been awarded the Grand Prix in film for Budweiser’s “Whassup?!,” the Press and Poster Grand Prix for Volkswagen’s “Cops,” and Best Commercial of the Century for Volkswagen’s “Snowplow.” The impressive showing demonstrates the agency network’s tradition of award-winning creativity at the renowned international advertising festival. In 2003 DDB was lauded for having won more Grand Prix during the competition’s history than any other agency. Best in World/Best in Century:
Fortune magazine (August 2009) named Whassup True, Think Small, Spicy Meatball and American Tourister Gorilla to the Most Game Changing Ads of All Time list.
Forbes magazine (July 31, 2009) picked five DDB ads for Forbes Funniest US TV Commercial rankings. The spots are Whassup Wasabi, Spicy Meatball, Budweiser Nude Ferret, Bud Light Conan O’Brien and American Tourister Gorilla.
Advertising Age’s “The Century of Advertising” voted the 1959 Volkswagen campaign “Think Small” number one campaign of all time. The magazine also named the 1971 campaign for McDonald’s “You Deserve a Break Today” the number five campaign of the century and the number one jingle.
DDB’s Volkswagen “Wedding” print campaign and its Budweiser “Whassup?!” TV campaign were named the most awarded print and TV ad campaigns in the world from 1999 to 2003 by The Gunn Report.
Other Recognition
2010: DDB Stockholm won a best Automotive Viral Video Award from Ad Age and was named to the Creativity Honor Roll
DDB dominated US Effie Awards in 2010 and 2009.
2009: The Nature of Marketing: Marketing to the Swarm as well as the Herd (Palgrave Macmillan, November 2008) has sold more than 5,000 copies and will next be published in China.
2009: DDB was the People’s Voice Winner at Webby Awards
2009: DDB China was the Grand Cristal and Integrated Cristal Winner
2009: DDB New Zealand tops AXIS Awards
DDB dominated USA Today’s 2009 and 2008 Super Bowl ad meter lineup, as well as buzz metrics and consumer polls.
The Bud Light Swear Jar viral video developed by DDB Chicago won 2008 EMMY for Best Commercial.
Alma DDB’s State Farm/Los Felinos campaign was the only multicultural effort to be named to Advertising Age’s Marketing 50 in 2008.
Chuck Brymer’s Swarm Marketing theory was named a top 10 trend of 2008 by both Advertising Age and the Association of National Advertisers.
More than 200 Offices in over 90 Countries
Highlights DDB Group Singapore
Agency of the Year, Creative Agency of the Year, Brand Consulting Agency of the Year, Tribal DDB Digital Agency of the Year
’11 (Marketing Magazine)
DDB Group Asia Pacific
Creative Network of the Year
’10 (Campaign Asia Pacific)
Tribal DDB Asia Pacific
Digital Agency Network of the Year
’10 (Campaign Asia Pacific)
Rapp Singapore
Specialist Agency of the Year Southeast Asia
’10 (Campaign Asia Pacific)
DDB Group Asia Pacific
Network of the Year
’10, ‘11 (Spikes) ‘11 (ADFEST)
DDB New Zealand
Agency of the Year
’10 (Spikes)
DDB China Group
Agency of the Year
’10 (Ad Age China)
BBDO
10
116
186
265
31
22
22
31
41
1
7
1
5
Total
Direct
Media 18
PR
270
Titanium
182
Cyber
132
Bronze
12
Silver
Gold
DDB
Grand Prix
Cannes Lions 1990-2011
684
668
Saatchi & Saatchi
4
79
126
157
12
33
17
-
1
429
DDB Worldwide
Network of the Year
’10 (Young Guns)
TBWA
6
72
86
148
24
28
28
-
4
396
DDB & Co. Turkey
Agency of the Year
’10 (Golden Drum)
J. Walter Thompson
2
42
74
114
7
18
10
1
2
270
DDB Stockholm
Interactive Agency of the Year
’10 (Eurobest)
DDB Canada
Agency of the Year
‘10 Strategy
Young & Rubicam
1
37
78
106
8
6
7
-
1
244 DDB Tribal Germany
Agency of the Year
’10 (Horizont Magazine)
McCann Erickson
8
DDB Worldwide Europe
Network of the Year
’09 and ’10 (Eurobest)
Tribal DDB Amsterdam
Digital Agency of the Year
’09 (The Internationalist)
DDB Brazil
Agency of the Year
’09 (Cannes International Advertising Festival)
DDB WW
Global Network of Year
’09 (Campaign)
DDB China Group Shanghai
Creative Agency of the Year Greater China
‘10 Campaign
Tribal DDB Shanghai
Digital Agency of the Year Greater China
Campaign Asia Pacific
DDB DM (Jayme Syfu)
Agency of the Year
‘10 (Campaign Brief Asia)
Tribal DDB Asia Pacific
Digital Agency of the Year
‘09 Media
Tribal DDB
Global Agency of the Year
’07 (Ad Age)
DDB
Ranked #1 Agency
’06 (Creativity)
Tribal DDB Vancouver and Toronto
Digital Agency of the Year
’05 (Marketing Magazine)
Tribal DDB Worldwide
Interactive Agency of the Year
’05 (Adweek)
Tribal DDB Sydney and Melbourne
Interactive Agency of The Year
’04, ’05 (Adnews)
22
34
56
4
12
7
1
3
147
Agency of the Year Based on creative output, DDB agencies have been named Agency of the Year in recent years in 34 countries, including the U.S.
Country
Recognition
Year
Australia
Country
Recognition
Year
Oman
Agency of the Year
‘10
Peru
Agency of the Year
’07, ‘08
Philippines
Agency of the year
‘10
Poland
Agency of the Year
’92, ’93, ’96, ‘10
Melbourne
Agency of the Year
‘09
Sydney
Agency of the Year
‘08
NSW
Agency of the Year
‘08
Victoria
Agency of the Year
‘08
Australia
Agency of the Year
’97, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05, ‘09
Russia
Agency of the Year
’96
Argentina
Revelación del Año
’95
Singapore
Agency of the Year
’09, ‘10, ‘11
Brazil
Agency of the Year
’97, ’98, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03, ’04, ‘08, ‘09
Slovenia
Agency of the Year
’95, ’96, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’04, ‘05
Bulgaria
Agency of the Year
‘10
South Africa
Agency of the Year
‘09
Canada
Agency of the Year
’95, ’97, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’07, ’09, ‘10
Spain
Agency of the Year
’98, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03,’11
Chile
Agency of the Year
’97, ’98, ’03
Turkey
Agency of the Year
’07, ’08, ’09, ‘10
China
Agency of the Year Greater China
‘10
Sweden
Agency of the Year
’95, ’02, ’10
Colombia
Agency of the Year
’00, ‘04
U.K.
Agency of the Year
’83, ’90, ’92, ’97, ’99, ’00, ‘04
Costa Rica
Agency of the Year
‘04
U.S.
Agency of the Year
’95
France
Agency of the Year
’93, ’94, ’95, ’97, ’98, ’99, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’04, ‘07
Chicago
Midwest Agency of the Year
’97
Germany
Agency of the Year
‘09
Dallas
Southwest Agency of the Year
’97
Guatemala
Agency of the Year
‘09
Uruguay
Agency of the Year
‘04
Hungary
Agency of the Year
’04, 07
Venezuela
Agency of the Year
’04,’05, ’06, '07, ’08, ’09, ‘10
India
Agency of the Year
’92, ’93, ’94, ’95, ’96, ’97, ’10, ‘11 Global Network of the Year
’97, ’03 (Ad Age)
Agency of the Year
’94, ’95, ’96
Worldwide
Italy Latvia
Agency of the Year
’98
Worldwide
Global Network of the Year
Lithuania
Agency of the Year
’03
’98, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03 (Clios) ’02 (The Delaney Report) ’03, ’04 (Adweek)
Macedonia
Agency of the Year
’99, ’00, ’01, ’02
Worldwide
Global Network of the Year
’09 (Campaign)
Malaysia
Agency of the Year
‘09
Worldwide
Network of the Year
’10 (Young Guns)
Mexico
Agency of the Year
’96, ’01, ’02, ’03, ‘04
Asia Pacific
Creative Network of the Year
’10 (Campaign)
Netherlands
Agency of the Year
’89, ’90, ’91, ’94, ’99, ’01,’09, ‘10
Asia Pacific
Digital Agency of the Year
‘09, ’10 (Campaign)
New Zealand
Agency of the Year
’99, ’00, ’02, ’03, ’04, ’05,’07, ’08, ’09, ’10, ‘11
Asia Pacific
Network of the Year
’10 (Spikes) ‘11 (ADFEST)
Norway
Agency of the Year
’01, ’02, ‘04