In the spirit of motivation, Loeries®, the benchmark for brand communication across Africa and the Middle East, has extended the deadline for entries into its annual awards to 31 May 2016. The awards will take place during Loeries® Creative WeekTM Durban, South Africa, in August.
All brands, marketers, design and advertising agencies, public relations firms, film and video producers, architectural consultancies, music video producers and creative directors across the spectrum of brand communications are invited to submit their most creative and inspiring work for the period 1 June 2015 – 31 May 2016.
The theme for the Loeries® this year is “Creativity Unites Africa Middle East”, with the new campaign aiming to build robust dialogue, knowledge sharing and mutual inspiration. “While many in the region acknowledge the potential possessed by our combined creative force, we’d like to promote all the good that our combined creativity can achieve,” says Loeries® CEO Andrew Human.
The growing appreciation of the value of creativity to brands and business, coupled with Africa and the Middle East’s growth in confidence, influence and a claim for a place in the world of creativity, should motivate everyone to enter.
Late entries after 16 May will incur a 10% fee.
Loeries® Creative Week™ takes place in Durban, from 15 – 21 August 2016, with the awards ceremonies on Saturday, 20 August and Sunday, 21 August.
Entries now close on 31 May 2016. For more information about the entry criteria, categories and judging procedures, visit www.loeries.com.
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This year sees a number of exciting changes to the awards categories. The Ubuntu Award for Sustainable Marketing will now be the Shared Value Award.
Awards for South African Non-English have been added in the Print category (including Print & Outdoor Crafts) in the Radio Category (including Radio Crafts), in the TV, Film and Cinema Category ( and TV, Film & Cinema Crafts), Media Innovation and in the PR category.
Tourism KwaZulu-Natal (TKZN), the Department of Economic Development, Tourism and Environmental Affairs, KwaZulu-Natal Province (EDTEA), EThekwini Municipality – Durban Tourism, DStv Media Sales, Gearhouse South Africa
Accenture, Adams & Adams, ADreach, Channel O, Facebook, Film & Publication Board, Google, Independent Media, JCDecaux, Public Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA), The Times, Unilever South Africa, Woolworths, YFM
AAA School of Advertising, Antalis South Africa, Aon South Africa, Arcade Content, Backsberg, BEE Online, Brand Council SA, Clive Stewart Photography, Egg Films, First Source, Funk Productions, Gallo Images, Graphica, Grid Worldwide, Hetzner, Media Film Service, Mobile Marketing Association South Africa, Multiprint Litho, Newsclip, Paygate, Rocketseed, Red Hot Ops, Scan Display, South African Airways, Telkom SA SOC Ltd, Tiekie Barnard Consultancy, Tsogo Sun, Vega School of Brand Leadership
Adlip.com, Between 10 & 5, Bizcommunity.com, Brandwork Nigeria, Coloribus Advertising Archive, Design Times, Film & Event Media, iDidTht.com, Music in Africa, The Redzone; Marketing Edge Nigeria
