Agency of the Year: Media Agency of the Year - Best of the rest
14 Dec 2011
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Some of the UK's biggest brands are built on long-standing relationships with agencies, so is it time marketers stopped reviewing their accounts at the first sign of trouble, asks David Benady.
The agency has posted its best-ever growth figures and worked with a host of fresh clients as well as winning plaudits for its imaginative staff development programmes, writes Kim Benjamin.
Continuing high levels of innovation, investment and business growth have led this mould-breaking research agency to scoop Marketing's title for the second successive year, writes Gemma Charles.
A clutch of new clients, including GSK, Berocca, Nissan and Bupa, allied to impressive turnover and effectiveness, resulted in a superb year for the agency, writes Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith.
The market-leading agency's strong organic growth backed by extensive new-business wins and an impressive level of internal investment helped it triumph over its competitors.
The agency went from strength to strength in 2011, reeling in new business and demonstrating its strong creative credentials with effective and high-profile campaigns, writes Matt Chapman.
This year's panel of judges for Agency of the Year 2011 included:
The winning shop has turned around its fortunes in the three years since an especially tough 2008, and now offers compelling branded communications and content across platforms.
A combination of 30 new clients accounting for fees of more than £3m, impressive campaigns and strong sales metrics made 2011 a memorable year for The Red Consultancy, writes David Singleton.
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