Werth creative team with Silver Tellys. From left: Pete Potenzini, Ken Waldron and Lena Alidib
Like most people, we love being recognized for doing great work, mostly by our clients, but it’s also nice to win awards in our respective practice areas as well. We enter all sorts of award competitions – PRism, Silver Anvil, ADDYs, Stevies, American Marketing Association just to name a few – some national, some local.
Most recently, we captured 2010 Telly Awards for clients SafeAuto Insurance and the Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption, while our huber+co. interactive team won two 2010 Ohio Interactive Awards!
• SafeAuto took home two Silver and three Bronze Tellys for Werth’s Justin Case and Michael Redd advertising campaigns.
• The Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption won a Silver Telly for Werth’s “Waiting for One Day” public service announcement.
The 31st annual Telly Awards received more than 13,000 entries from all 50 states and five continents. The awards honor the best local, regional and cable television commercials and programs, as well as the finest video and film productions and work created for the Web.
huber + co. team accepts Ohio Interactive Award. From left: Presenter Will Burris of 247 Interactive, Nathan Demick and Bryan Huber of huber + co., Host Johnny DiLoretto from WSYX ABC6
The huber+co. interactive team won 2010 Ohio Interactive Awards for work completed before the firm’s acquisition by Werth. Awards included:
• Best Social/Web Twitter campaign for the TweetMyTime race-marketing engine, which debuted at the Nationwide Better Health Columbus Marathon.
• Best Retail/Ecommerce/Online Marketplace for The Celebration Shoppe website.
The Ohio Interactive Awards were created to bring attention to the outstanding digital and interactive work being done in the state of Ohio. huber + co. interactive was a founding sponsor, and Paul Werth an event sponsor, for the inaugural awards. A panel of marketing industry leaders chose winners based on strategy, execution and results from dozens of entries from across the state.
