The winners of the Global Awards are the elite of the elite, representing best practices in categories ranging from social media to social responsibility, from public affairs to employee communications.
The Global Sabre Awards took place at the Hotel Washington in Washington, DC from 28 to 30 October.
Clockwork’s campaign for aware.org Drunk Drivers Stay For Free is ranked ninth out of the 40 campaigns selected. In addition, the agency has been named in the Digital PR Agencies of the Year.
Razor PR / M&C Saatchi Group is named in the Creative PR Agencies of the Year and its campaign Changing the World's Mind on African Innovation for the Milken Institute and the Motsepe Family Foundation is ranked 35th.
Just below it, in the 36th position is Magna Carta Reputation Management Consultants’ MTN and Sanef’s Media Relief Fund & Upskilling campaign.
The top campaign is from PepsiCo India, with Edelman India and Leo Burnett, Empowering Women, Empowering Agriculture: Lay's Farm Equal from PepsiCo India with Edelman India and Leo Burnett.
McDonald's Birthday Meals: Grimace's Birthday from McDonald's with Golin was second.
Third is Black Hair is Professional from Dove with Ogilvy.
IPG-owned Golin is also the PRovoke Media’s Global Agency of the Year and Havas Red, owned by French communications holding company Havas, is the Global Midsize Consultancy of the Year, the first time that category has been included.
Other winners:
Consumer Agency of the Year: Manifest
Corporate Agency of the Year: Sandpiper
Creative Agency of the Year: Ogilvy
Digital Agency of the Year: Burson
Financial Agency of the Year: FGS
Healthcare Agency of the Year: Weber Shandwick
Public Affairs Agency of the Year: APCO
Technology Agency of the Year: Axicom
The winners were selected from among agencies recognised in our regional Agency of the Year honours in North America, Latin America, EMEA and the Asia-Pacific.
Danette Breitenbach 17 hours
