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THE MARKETING SOCIETY AWARDS 2021
We wanted to provide valuable evidence and ammunition for the marketing industry to demonstrate how best-practice marketing builds brands and drives business growth.
Since then, our awards have been setting the standard for marketing excellence across our industry and into the wider business world. Judged by marketers for marketers, they are widely recognised as the leading marketing awards. Not least because they look at business results and therefore provide evidence of marketing's effectiveness.
In these challenging times, it's more important than ever to remind business that the marketing industry is a valuable driver of growth.
The Marketing Society Awards will help us all do this, providing best-practice evidence to empower our industry.
Why enter in 2021?
Here are three reasons to enter:
Peer recognition - They are the only marketing awards to be judged by a panel of marketers
Ammunition - contribute to the wall of evidence of marketing's effectiveness
Kudos - they will help you retain top talent and recognise achievements. They will help your agencies drive new business.
2021 JUDGES
This year our panel of esteemed judges will be led by Syl Saller President, The Marketing Society, former Diageo CMO & Chair of Judges.
2021 AWARD CATEGORIES
We've expanded our award categories this year to ensure there are more opportunities for great marketing to be assessed and recognised by our elite panel of marketing judges. As well as some new categories such as Response to the Global Pandemic recognising the extraordinary work driven by the C-19 crisis, this also includes an expansion of our Brand Communication and Creative Use of Media categories into three awards based on budget
2020 WINNERS
If you're a member of The Marketing Society you can delve into our archive of award-winning papers to see what good looks like, inspire your own entries and plunder as ammunition to prove that marketing excellence drives growth.