Walker three times in the Gunn Report
The «world’s smallest advertising agency» can hold its own even against the biggest players. In the Gunn Report, which was released today, Zurich-based Walker Werbung is listed three times among the world’s best in the creative industry.
The "smallest advertising agency in the world" can also keep up with the biggest. In the Gunn Report, which became public on Friday, Zurich-based Walker Werbung is listed three times among the best in the creative world. With his posters for Amnesty International, Pius Walker achieved 9th place among the "most awarded print ads and campaigns in the world 2007". In the "most creative agencies" competition, Walker is ranked 39th in the global ranking, which is sensational for the small country of Switzerland. In the "client" category, Amnesty International is in 21st place in a ranking headed by Nike, VW, Sony and Coca-Cola. Of the 11 rating points achieved by Amnesty International, 6 are attributable to Walker's work.
This year, no other agencies from Switzerland were directly included in the Gunn Report's Gallery of Honor. However, Wirz Werbung, which is part of the BBDO network, can be pleased that BBDO International has been voted Network of the Year.
The Gunn Report advertises itself as "the only independent report on creativity in the world of advertising". The list compiled by the Gunn Report combines the results of all the major creative awards around the world. In 2006, there were 36 competitions for TV and 22 for print. In 2007, online and interactive work was added for the first time.
Andreas Panzeri
This year, no other agencies from Switzerland were directly included in the Gunn Report's Gallery of Honor. However, Wirz Werbung, which is part of the BBDO network, can be pleased that BBDO International has been voted Network of the Year.
The Gunn Report advertises itself as "the only independent report on creativity in the world of advertising". The list compiled by the Gunn Report combines the results of all the major creative awards around the world. In 2006, there were 36 competitions for TV and 22 for print. In 2007, online and interactive work was added for the first time.
Andreas Panzeri
