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VOTE NOW for the M&M Global Awards 2015 Grand Prix winners
M&M Global has kicked off a public vote to decide the winner of three M&M Global Awards 2015 Grand Prix awards. Here’s your chance to have your say on who you think deserves to be crowned International Advertiser of the Year, International Media Brand of the Year and Programmatic Company of the Year.*
Check out the categories/shortlisted companies below and CAST YOUR VOTE HERE. Also, you can click through to view some of their latest work featured on Cream.
International Advertiser of the Year is a brand that has excelled across markets, and found success through the innovative use of media and communications. The nominees are:
• Airbnb
• Dell
• Hilton
• L’Oreal
• Samsung
• Shell
• Unilever
International Media Brand of the Year is a media owner operating in two or more global territories that has shown brand development over the last 12 months, success within marketplace, influence on media practice in the global landscape, and has delivered for advertisers. The nominees are:
• Bloomberg
• Disney
• Facebook
• Mail Online
• Spotify
• The Economist
• Twitter
• VICE
Programmatic Company of the Year, a new category for 2015, is an independent advertising and media technology provider, which has positively impacted advertisers and publishers over the past 12 months through the creation and implementation of its technology. The nominees are:
• DataXu
• Exchange Lab
• MediaMath
• Rocket Fuel
• Rubicon Project
• SIzmek
• SpotXchange
• TubeMogul
*VOTE NOW*
Two other Grand Prix Awards will be presented on the night for Campaign of the Year and Agency of the Year, both of which are calculated according to campaign and agency performance across the other entering categories.
The M&M Global Awards 2015 gala ceremony will take place at Grosvenor House on London’s Park Lane on Thursday 3rd September. Click here to book your tickets and tables to attend.
*The shortlist has been decided by M&M Global’s editorial team, based on the companies’ performance in the international media industry over the past 12 months.
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