The ‘Big Six’ Campaign Brief industry awards
Besides the 8 Campaign Brief ‘Best of Year’ creative awards, we’ll also be presenting 6 industry awards at the Oasis Ball, including the major award of the night – Agency of the Year.
Campaign of the Year – sponsored by WIN Television
Recognising acampaign that was innovative, brave, integrated, creative, well-produced, attention-grabbing and successful.
Supernova of the Year – sponsored by Nova 93.7
This award recognisesoutstanding young people in the industry who have achieved earlysuccess in their careers and shape up as future leaders of the industry.
Media Organisation of the Year – sponsored by Initiative, Mitchells andOMD
Voted for by Perth’s senior media managers, this award recognisesthe very significant part media suppliers play in the industry and acknowledges those that do it especially well.
Advertiser of the Year – Sponsored by 92.9 (with a$5,000 airtime package for the winner)
One of the most prestigiousawards of the night, Advertiser of the Year recognises an organisationthat has fostered a high standard of work and a good workingrelationship with their agency.
Campaign Brief’s Ad Person of the Year
For the individual that hasachieved success and/or demonstrated leadership in the industry. Whowill join the likes of Chris Wharton, Nick Cleaver, Mike Edmonds, JohnDriscoll, Ken James, Allan Myles, Steve Browning and Gary Roberts onthis illustrious list?
Campaign Brief’s Agency of the Year
For the agency that we think has had the best past year.
We’ve had a tough time choosing the winners with every category being a very close call. Big night coming up on Friday.

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Brand will win agency of the year. Big new business wins; good performance at PADC; Topical ads (Pamela, pregnant, Camel); increase in staff.
Second will be gatecrasher. Also big new business wins; good creative; good people.
Adperson – Andrew Tinning.
I’m going to wear an Andrew Tinning mask on Friday night so I can collect the Adperson of the Year award. I might have to hacksaw my legs off at the knees to complete the illusion.
Thanks for the tips Steve.
It won’t be Brand. 303, Meerkats and Gatecrasher have a better claim on it and Meerkats won the AdNews award.
Person of the year should go to Ronnie Duncan or Lindsay Medalia.
Let me paint a picture. Ad person of the year will be a posthumous award.
11.26 – that is a brilliant idea. Ken absolutely deserves it.
11:26 – Good one. Now that’s kept all the armchair pundits quite hasn’t it.
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…but not “quiet” silenced the pedants, eh?