The CorpComms Awards is generally speaking a wrap for the year before the festive season gets underway and thoughts of 2025 drift to nestling down and enjoying a well-earned break from the day-to-day.
We’re delighted to report that we’re up for a crop of awards this year, with a strong showing from our Charity and Not-for-Profit work across Oxfam, GOSH and CALM especially.
First up, though, our Greggs Christmas work – which saw us teaming-up with Nigella for the brand’s first festive ad, conceived and delivered by our merry band – is up for Best Integrated Campaign.
Elsewhere our work with The FA – First Time Fans – is up for Best Digital Campaign and Best Video. The team captured the reactions of fans who had never been to a football match and experienced Wembley for the first time at the same point that Thomas Tuchel took to the pitch for the first time himself. It went on to rack-up over 9 million views.
Two different Virgin Media O2 campaigns are in contention, with our work on the National Databank continuing to attract gongs – this time for our Christmas awareness-raising activity. And we’re up for our work helping the brand to campaign on behalf of music fans to “Stamp it Tout” (see what we did there) and take a stance on the secondary ticket market. Those are up in Best Corporate Campaign and Corporate Purpose.
Work with Uber to highlight the sheer range of options now available on Uber – from rides to bikes, trains, planes, hire cars and scooters with the “Go Anywhere” platform. We set up yacht bookings in Ibiza, safari outings in South Africa, invented Uber Bubbles to get you around Champagne, enabled Sea Plane charters in Scotland and Balloon Rides in Turkiye.
Meantime, our work with CALM that saw over 6,000 balloons put into Westfield to mark the birthdays that would never be celebrated by young people who lost their lives due to suicide is in contention. A really, really important piece of pro-bono work for us this year and a client that means a lot. It’s up for Both Best Social Purpose Campaign, Best Media Relations and Best Event.
Sticking with the theme – as we’re against ourselves twice here – our Fair Pour campaign for Oxfam which got people down the pub talking about progressive taxation but asking them to “pay what they earn” for their pint is up for two gongs. This year, the campaign is up for both Best Social Purpose Campaign and Best Event.
And making its awards debut, our work with GOSH in which photographer and all-round good fella, Rankin recreated school photo day for kids in the hospital to ensure they didn’t miss out on a formative life moment is also up for silverware. We’re in the running for Best Corporate Purpose Campaign and Best Social Purpose Campaign.
That list in full …
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Best Corporate Campaign for VMO2
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Corporate Purpose for VMO2
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Corporate Purpose for GOSH
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Social Purpose for GOSH
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Social Purpose for Oxfam
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Live Event for Oxfam
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Digital for The FA
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Use of Video for The FA
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Integrated for Greggs
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Social Purpose for CALM
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Live Event for CALM
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Media Relations for CALM
CorpComms Awards 2025: Shortlisted, Best International Campaign for Uber
