The
Asia Pacific Sabre awards has announced its finalists with 16 coming from
Ogilvy Public Relations, and 13 of these finalists coming from Ogilvy PR
Australia.
Pulse
Communications is a finalist in a number of categories. This includes BlueScope Steel Tank a Day Challenge in
the Australia and Industrial/Manufacturing categories, the PR and Rosemount O campaign in the Australia category, the Milo B-Smart campaign in the Marketing to
Consumers category, Vodafone's Decisive Moments
campaign in the Consumer Products/Services category, the Cascade Green Launch in the Food and Beverage category, Flora Pro-Active Lowering The Nation's
Cholesterol in the Healthcare category, and Tourism Australia's See The Movie: See The Country campaign in
the Leisure category.
Impact
Employee Communications made the finals in the Australia category for its work with
Nestlé - Personal Best: Achieving an
Olympic Sized Sales Effort.
Impact's Woolworth's Eco
Ambassador Program is a finalist in the Employee Communications category,
and its campaign for Ernst & Young - the
New Face of Graduate Recruitment - is a finalist in the Digital &
Social Media category.
Howorth
and Ogilvy PR round out the STW awards contingent. Howorth in the Technology category
for their work with Microsoft, and Ogilvy PR Australia in the
Business-To-Business Marketing category for Hudson's 20:20 Vision: Identifying Key Motivators Of Australian Job Seekers.
Congratulations
to Ogilvy PR China for its three finalist entries in the Greater China and
Employee Communications categories.
The
winners of the APAC Sabre Awards will be announced in two week's time and the
awards dinner will be held in 2010.