Greenspon Advertising is proud to have won Arcturus recognition in the 2020 Vega Digital Awards: Season 2 for the digital marketing campaign created for AAA Carolinas Car Care.

The Vega Digital Awards is an international competition for creative professionals who inspire with concept, writing or design, through electronic media. It focuses on the achievements of small and medium-sized web design and advertising companies.

Vega Digital Awards is administered and judged by International Awards Associates’ (IAA’s) panel of internationally-recognized creative professionals, who select winners based on rigorous standards of excellence. Greenspon Advertising joins the list of previous winners, some from such diverse companies and brands as Ferrari, DDB Paris / Eddy TV / Ubisoft, Mazda, Canon, OPPO, Nickelodeon, and Unilever.

560 professional and student categories included 1,436 entries from 32 countries. “It always brings me joy to see talented individuals gain recognition for their work,” said IAA President Kenjo Ong. “To have creativity thrive and grow despite adversity, and having entries like this exemplify that is certainly awe-inspiring.”

Greenspon Advertising is also proud to have won Arcturus recognition for our 2019 display campaign created for Timber Block Homes.

The 2019 Vega Digital Awards was administered and judged by International Awards Associates’ (IAA’s) panel of internationally-recognized creative professionals, who select winners based on rigorous standards of excellence. Greenspon Advertising joins the list of previous winners, some from such diverse companies and brands as BMW, TED, Mastercard, Ford, Allianz Global Investors, Lionsgate Entertainment, Walt Disney Studios, Warner Music Group, Longines, Subaru, MINI, Airbus, Amalgamated Bank, Welder Watch and Royal Canin.

Entries in 325 professional and student categories including, for the first time in 2018, Virtual Reality and 360 Video, Video Channels and Networks, Audio and Owned Media. This year’s Vega Digital Awards competition included 1,500 entries from 47 countries. “Our field of entries continues to expand, worldwide,” said IAA President Kenjo Ong, also noting that student submissions also came from a large number of countries. “Their creative talent continues to be truly outstanding and inspiring.”