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SINGAPORE, Dec 11, 2013 - (ACN Newswire) - The Asian Marketing Effectiveness awards, honouring campaigns across Asia Pacific that have achieved results by combining creativity and effectiveness, is adding three new strategy sections that will complement its existing recognition of effectiveness to become The Asian Marketing Effectiveness and Strategy Awards.
The three strategy sections will be Digital Strategy, Data & Analytics and Media Strategy. Each of these three new sections will have its own jury president and jury, which will judge alongside the Effectiveness jury, bringing the total number of juries and their presidents to four.
"The Asian Marketing Effectiveness awards are the most important in the region, and it seems fitting that together with Effectiveness, Strategy is also recognised alongside these important accolades, making winning an AMES even more significant when honouring the best work in the region. By including Strategy at these awards, we are highlighting the increasingly important role it plays in today's business. Data and Analytics likewise now have a platform to award excellence and the addition of these three sections enhances AME's to even greater levels," says Terry Savage, Chairman of Lions Festivals.
Entries will open on 17 December 2013 and will close on 7 March 2014. In expanding the awards structure, the awards presentation will relocate from Shanghai to Singapore, where the winners will be announced at the AMES awards on 29 May 2014 at the St Regis Singapore. The AMES are organised by the joint venture between Lions Festivals and Haymarket Media Asia.
Contact:
Amanda Benfell
Head of PR & Press
Asian Marketing Effectiveness & Strategy Awards
Tel: +44-20-3033 4000
amandab@lionsfestivals.com
www.ames.asia
Topic: Trade Show or Conference
Source: The Asian Marketing Effectiveness & Strategy Conference & Awards
Sectors: Broadcast, Film & Sat
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