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LAVIDGE scores numerous awards in the 2024 Phoenix Ad Club ADDYs
March 13, 2024
Honors recognize work by the agency, individuals and teams
PHOENIX - (March 13, 2024) – The LAVIDGE team accepted six agency awards and a prestigious specialty award in the 2024 Phoenix Ad Club ADDYs presented on Friday at the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess.
The Phoenix Ad Club, part of the American Advertising Federation, was established in 1937. It provides networking, professional development and recognition programs for members of the local advertising industry. LAVIDGE has a long history of its employees participating in club leadership and attending local events.
LAVIDGE took home two gold and three bronze awards. By association, the agency also celebrated one silver award for an entry submitted by a client for whom LAVIDGE creatives provided the concept, writing, and art direction.
Top LAVIDGE accolades of the evening went to Chief Creative Officer Bob Case, whose work claimed this year's AAF specialty award for 2024 Best Art Direction. Judges recognized Case’s entry, a poster illustration for First Place Arizona, as one of the most outstanding pieces in the show.
Here are the official results of projects submitted on behalf of the agency overall:
Gold
- RPG Brands Wildfire Grill Brochure (Category: Copywriting)
- LAVIDGE Thank You Pins (Category: Special Event Materials)
Silver
- Arizona Department of Health Services, Unvape Part 3 (Category: Integrated Media Public Service Campaign)
(This award was submitted by and awarded to Matter Films, but the concept, writing, and art direction were done by LAVIDGE.)
Bronze
- ASU Robot Direct Mail (Category: Direct Mail)
- LAVIDGE Social Media (Category: Advertising Industry Self-Promotion)
- LAVY Awards 3D Printed Anvils (Category: Special Event Materials)
In addition, Case also took home a few individual trophies for his own work, including a Bronze for Blair Bunting’s “Photoshoot at the Edge of Space” mission patch, a Silver for his “Alice in Wonderland Playing Cards,” and Gold for the poster illustration he created for First Place Arizona.