Walker garnished prizes at the ADC*E
The most successful agency at this year's ADC Europe was from Switzerland: Walker won three gold medals. Nominations went to Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett, Publicis, Ruf Lanz, Lowe, Euro RSCG Group Switzerland, and Advico Young & Rubicam.
Once again this year, the ADC Europe evaluated the medal winners of all European competitions and selected the best works of the year. The jury awarded a total of 23 medals last Sunday. The most successful agency this year came from Switzerland: the campaigns of the Walker advertising agency won three gold medals. The winners in the respective categories were the Fleurop Mother's Day campaign, the Amnesty International posters and the Fleurop annual report. Walker also received a nomination for another piece of work commissioned by Amnesty International. Nine further nominations went to Switzerland: Spillmann/Felser/Leo Burnett once for Kimberly-Clark and twice for the Mary Woodbridge campaign for Mammut. Publicis received two nominations for Wilson. Ruf Lanz was also nominated twice, namely for Radio Energy and for Ion Eglin. The jury awarded one nomination each to Lowe for the BSW/Street Safety campaign, to Euro RSCG Group Switzerland for BAG/Stop Aids and to Advico Young & Rubicam for Head Snowboards.
