ApolloNation leads Kiwi agency pack at the finalist round of the 2015 APMA Star Awards
The Communications Council has today announced 61 campaigns from 27 clients and 22 agencies have made it through to the final stages of the 2015 APMA Star Awards.
Running for ten years, the awards celebrate the finest promotional and experiential marketing work from Australia and New Zealand.
Leading the way, Leo Burnett Melbourne secured 12 finalists spots, followed by Momentum Worldwide with seven, and ApolloNation with five.
VIEW THE FULL LIST OF FINALISTS – 2015 APMA Star Awards Finalists.pdf
This year saw four first time entrants progressing to the final stages, including: 303 Lowe, Edge, Geometry Global New Zealand and The Idea Shed.
Finalists were assessed on strategic relevance, originality, creative execution and effectiveness by a panel of 35 judges, across 17 categories.
The full list of New Zealand and Australian finalists includes:
303Lowe
ApolloNation
April5 Agency
Bashful
Channel 5
Communicardo Marketing Communications
Daisy Ideas
Edge
Evocatif
Gemba and One Green Bean
Geometry Global New Zealand
Graffiti Group
Ideaworks Brisbane
Integer
Leo Burnett Melbourne
Momentum Worldwide
Red Guerilla
Synergy Brand Experience
The idea Shed
The Zoo Republic
Says David Lo, chair, APMA: “This is a special year for APMA as it marks a decade since the launch of the Star Awards. They play an important role for those operating in the promotional and experiential space, continually raising both the profile and the standard of work in this area. Congratulations to all of our 2015 finalists.”
Member agencies of The Communications Council were able to nominate Account Service or Creative staff for the Young Achiever of the Year title.
Finalists for the title include:
Amy Little – April5 Agency
Emma Brosnan – ApolloNation
Tyler Shepherd – ApolloNation
Nicole Hetherington – BMF
Craig McLeod – GPY&R Melbourne
Edbert Wahjudi – The Zoo Republic
The bronze, silver and gold Star Award winners will be announced at the annual APMA Star Awards presentation on Thursday 6th August at the Pavilion, Sydney Darling Harbour.
For more information and to book tickets, visit the website.