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Jun 14, 2011

HK4As Effie Awards 2011

The eighth annual Hong Kong Effie Awards was hosted by the HK4As at the JW Marriott Hotel in Hong Kong on 9 June. Levi’s ‘Soundwash' campaign took home the Grand Effie in partnership with agencies TBWA Tequila Hong Kong, BBH Singapore and OMD Hong Kong

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Effie committee member Caroline Chan presents to Vitasoy, DDB Group and PHD.

Standard Chartered, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and PHD.

Citibank, Publicis Worldwide (Hong Kong) and MEC.

Effie committee member Lillian Leong, Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) and TBWA Tequila Hong Kong.

Shangri-La Hotels and Resorts and Ogilvy & Mather Advertising HK.

ORBIS and Ogilvy & Mather Advertising.

HK4As executive committee member Adam O’Conor, WWF Hong Kong and Leo Burnett.

Wyeth Gold, Leo Burnett win the Merit of Pharmaceuticals / Medical Care category.

Pizza Hut Hong Kong, Euro RSCG Hong Kong and Mindshare.

7-Eleven's Rose Yeung, Leo Burnett and Adam O’Conor.

Hong Kong Broadband Network and M & C Saatchi (Hong Kong).

Effie judge Rachel Chau presents a bronze medal to Lotus Light Charity Society (HK) and Grey Advertising Hong Kong.

Effie judge Paul Hui presents a bronze medal to McDonald’s, DDB Group and OMD Hong Kong.

Dick Lau (Hong Kong Economic Times) presents a bronze medal to Levi’s, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and BBH Singapore/ OMD Hong Kong.

Metro Broadcast Corporation's Daniel Chan presents the silver medal to Levi’s, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and OMD Hong Kong.

Effie judge Sylvia Lee presents a silver medal to Wellcome Supermarket, McCann Worldgroup Hong Kong and UM.

Simone Tam (HK4As) presents a silver medal to MTR.

Now TV's Hermit Ho presents a silver medal to ORBIS and Ogilvy & Mather Advertising.

Pixel Media's Titus Au-Yeung presents a silver medal to Metro Publishing and McCann Worldgroup (Hong Kong).

Buspak Advertising's Tony Fung presents a gold medal to Levi’s, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and BBH Singapore/ OMD Hong Kong.

Wander Meijer (TNS) presents a gold medal to MTR Corporation Limited, Twohundred Limited and Pro Marketing.

Rose Yeung presents a gold medal to Levi’s, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and BBH Singapore/ OMD Hong Kong.

FT.com's Nicola Hall presents a gold medal to McDonald’s, DDB Group and OMD Hong Kong.

Financial Times' Connie Lo-Schallenberger presents a gold medal to Levi’s, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and BBH Singapore/ OMD Hong Kong.

Keynote speaker Calvin Soh celebrates with Grand Effie winner Levi’s, TBWA Tequila Hong Kong and BBH Singapore/ OMD Hong Kong.

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