IPG Health dominates AdHealth’s World Top 10
We’re thrilled to share that IPG Health has been named Health Network of the Year by AdvertisingHealth’s World Top 10 – a true testament to our commitment to doing what’s right for our clients, their brands and our people. In partnership with The Creative Floor Superstars program, the publication features the world’s most awarded health and wellness creative campaigns, and we’re so proud to see our agencies dominate this year’s rankings.
Check out the full list of wins:
Top 10 campaigns:
#2: AREA 23, Social Bullets
#3: AREA 23, The Unwearable Collection
#4: AREA 23, Gout Revisited
#5: McCann Paris/McCann Health London/Weber Shandwick, The Bread Exam
#6: AREA 23, The Inevitable News
#7: McCann Health New Jersey, House Rules
Top 10 agencies:
#1: AREA 23
#4: McCann Health New Jersey
#5: McCann Paris/McCann Health London/Weber Shandwick France
Most award-winning campaigns: AREA 23
Health Agency of the Year: AREA 23
Health Network of the Year: IPG Health
Most-awarded by region:
South America – #3: McCann Health Brazil
North America – #1: AREA 23
EMEA – #1: McCann Paris/McCann Health London/Weber Shandwick France
Top 10 pharma:
#1: AREA 23, The Unwearable Collection
#2: AREA 23, Gout Revisited
#4: McCann Health New Jersey, House Rules
#5: AREA 23, Eyedar
#7: AREA 23, SICK BEATS
#9: AREA 23, Trapped
#10: FCB Health New York, Poop Should Never Feel Painful
Top 10 health and wellness:
#1: AREA 23, Lil Sugar
#2: AREA 23, Social Bullets
#3: McCann Paris/McCann Health London/Weber Shandwick, The Bread Exam
#4: AREA 23, The Inevitable News
Tim Hawkey, Chief Creative Officer at AREA 23, IPG Health Canada & McCann Health New York, and Stephanie Berman, Chief Creative Officer at Hill Holliday Health, shared their creative ambitions for the upcoming year.
“My creative ambitions are to continue to push the creative bar higher and higher. To explore new uncharted territories and colonize the hell out of them on behalf of my clients. Clients come to us for breakthrough thinking, so we have to make good on that promise and provide communications and experiences for their brands that are completely without precedent.” — Tim Hawkey
“Taking a broader view, in a time of cultural chaos and division, great work that wins hearts and minds (and maybe awards) can help people feel that they are seen and heard. Not just in the ads they see or the campaigns they engage with, although that’s important. More in the real changes that brands have the power to impact and support.” — Stephanie Berman