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← Back to IdeasOgilvy Honored With Six Inclusions in 2019-20 Atticus Awards
Yesterday, WPP CEO Mark Read announced the winners of this year’s Atticus Awards, which recognize “the best in original published thinking on the issues and trends shaping our industry, business, and society.” Published thinking and thought leadership have always been important to Ogilvy, and we are thrilled to have won more recognition this year than any other agency, with three awards in the following categories:
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Brand Communications: The CMO and the opportunity of an era: Surviving and Thriving in the Age of Marketing Transformation by Laurie Close, Paul English, Ann Higgins, and Iain McCrossan (Ogilvy, London)
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Corporate: The Behavioural Science Annual by Ogilvy Consulting, London
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Data-Driven Insights: The Real Why & The Hidden Who by Christopher Graves (Ogilvy, Washington) and Jon Puleston (Kantar, London)
In addition, Ogilvy had three pieces shortlisted:
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Brand Communications: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by Peter Hirsch (Ogilvy, New York)
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Brand Experience: Biohacking: When biology becomes a data source for marketers by Dayoan Daumont (Ogilvy, London)
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Branding & Identity: #Food_Hacktivist by Elise Craft (Ogilvy, London)
Congratulations to the above authors, as well as all the authors featured in this year's edition.