Meerkats take out the big Agency of the Year gong at the Campaign Brief Awards
Over 800 people saw Meerkats win Campaign Brief’s Agency of the Year at tonight’s gala Oasis Ball, held at Burswood. It’s a huge coup for the five-year old Meerkats – beating last year’s winner The Brand Agency, 303 and Gatecrasher to Western Australia’s most prestigious accolade. The win is even more notable in that it is the first time in 12 years that the winning agency has not come from Perth’s big three agencies – Marketforce, Brand and 303.
Campaign Brief Editor Martin Trevaskis said the final decision was a very close call. “All four agencies were right in the mix for Agency of the Year and at one state we were even almost decided on a different winner. But when we went over all four submissions again it was the depth of Meerkat’s submission that edged them ahead. Meerkats has taken a giant step over the past 12 months with some solid work, some good awards success and great growth as a business.”
Read about Meerkat’s win in the new issue of Campaign Brief. Out now.


11 Comments
Bloody awesome and well deserved.
To Mike and Ronnie (two of the nicest people I’ve ever had the pleassure of working with) – congratulations guys and well done to the entire Meerkats team.
Celebrate hard!
Warmest regards from an old friend…
Simon te Brinke
Woohooo, about time!
Félicitations Kats, méritait bien 🙂
Brilliant! Awesome news kats.
Finally – something different! Great to see a deserved win!
What are they putting in the water over there? all the dudes are bald?
Bald ‘dudes’ = more work an less ‘twittering’ – simple really.
Its more PC to say ‘folically challenged”
good on yer. but the hbf work? simple and to the point (ish.) But also bland and boring. strategically, it ain’t rocket science – creatively, wake me up when it’s over.
11.55 Is it better to be bald or blind? Clearly 11.55 you are the latter.
To be fair there are alot of crome domes
I think it was Steve Back who claimed that what pushed him to do great work whilst overseas was the fear that if he didn’t succeed, he’d one day have to come back to do Perth advertising. I know it’s what drives me to keep at it…