Unity wins big at PR Week Awards
Unity and The Romans were the big winners at last night’s PR Week Awards, with Unity claiming the biggest haul with seven awards, including the Gold Award for Consultancy of the Year.
Unity was named Consultancy of the Year at the 2016 PR Week Awards
Unity also picked up the Gold Award for Campaign of the Year (Techniques) for its Spark Something Good campaign for Marks & Spencer, and was also named Mid-sized Consultancy of the Year.
Other wins included the Financial Services Campaign of the Year, Best use of Content and Best Integrated Campaign for different aspects of its work with Direct Line.
The Romans was named New Consultancy of the Year, and also picked up the FMCG and City and Corporate Campaigns of the Year for its work with BrewDog.
Golin was named Large Consultancy of the Year, Taylor Herring picked up the Small Consultancy of the Year gong, and Pegasus was named Specialist Consultancy of the Year.
Lord Bell
The other Gold Awards went to Kier Group (In-House Team of the Year), and MHP/Engine (Campaign of the Year (Sectors): Missing Type – MHP/Engine for NHS Blood and Transplant).
Jessica Smith, associate director at Virgo Health, was named Young PR Professional of the Year and, in another individual award, Lord Bell (pictured) was announced as this year’s entrant into the PRWeek Hall of Fame.
The 2016 PR Week Awards took place last night (18 October) at London’s Grosvenor House. The full list of winners can be found here.
