Photosound is delighted to be ranked in the top 5 “interior and exhibition” design consultancies in the latest Annual Design Week Top 100 Design Consultancies.
In the all-industry sector rankings, Photosound’s ongoing growth means that it is now ranked as the 4th largest design consultancy in the amalgamated field of “interior and exhibition design”.
“We are delighted to see our growth reflected in the prestigious rankings by Design Week”, explains Jeremy Williams, CEO of Photosound. “This is an excellent position for us, taking into account our niche focus in healthcare versus other agencies whose work spans the major fields of interior design, as well as exhibitions across all disciplines.”
Photosound is proud to announce that it is now ranked in the top 20 marketing design agencies in the annual survey of key marketing design agencies published by Marketing.
In the major industry survey, Photosound’s growth and development saw it take the 20th ranking in the competitive and broad field of marketing design.
“We are very pleased to see Photosound’s increased positioning and ranking in a sector which spans all industries and all disciplines of marketing design,” explains Mathew Cutts, Chief Operating Officer. “Credit goes to the great teams at Photosound for the ongoing growth, development and drive of the agency.
Photosound is extremely proud to welcome the following new clients with exciting new programs to its current portfolio:
Photosound has scooped up an astounding seven awards at the US 2009 Summit International Creative Awards.
The awards recognize creative excellence in medium-sized creative companies across all media and industries worldwide. From thousands of entries across 26 countries, Photosound swept up the following awards for its creative work across a wealth of marketing and communication disciplines:
“Gold Award for Tradeshows & Exhibits”
– Novo Nordisk Corporate Exhibit (American Diabetes Association, San Francisco)
“Silver Award for Tradeshows & Exhibits”
– Solvay Cardiology “One-Step-Up” Exhibit (European Society of Cardiology, Munich)
“Bronze Award for Tradeshows & Exhibits”
– Johnson & Johnson (LifeScan, Animas) Exhibit (European Association for the Study of Diabetes, Rome)
“Bronze Award for Tradeshows & Exhibits”
– Shire Nephrology Exhibit (ERA, Stockholm)
“Bronze Award for Corporate Identity and Campaign”
– Solvay Cardiology “One-Step-Up”
“Bronze Award for Sales Kits”
– Sanofi-aventis “The Heart of the Matter”
“Silver Award for Brochure/Mailer”
– “The Purple Book” (Photosound)
“We are thrilled to win such a wealth of awards for so many of our clients”, explains Jeremy Williams, CEO of Photosound. “This is a great reflection of the creative culture and exciting skills at Photosound in delivering great creative projects around the world!”
Photosound won the “Gold Award” at the Healthcare Communication & Marketing Association International Awards ceremony held recently in Jersey City, NJ.
The awards, founded in 1985 by the Medical Marketing Association, recognize outstanding, strategically driven creative work judged by a prestigious panel of industry experts on both strategy and results. The competition is one of the largest and most prestigious competitions in the world of healthcare marketing with over 900 entries submitted each year, representing over 160 companies from all walks of healthcare marketing.
Photosound scooped up the Gold Award for its “Always Think Differently” integrated media campaign work, which spanned a variety of in-house disciplines and capabilities, including identity and brand development, graphic design, interactive media and tradeshow execution.
“We are very proud to win this award,” announced Jeremy Williams, CEO of Photosound on hearing the news. “The HCMA IN-AWE awards are prestigious awards with high expectations on strategy and results, not just visual appeal. This makes our win even more rewarding for the great teams involved in the development of such a creative and effective campaign.”
Photosound won three exciting awards at the ASTRID 2009 Design Awards – an international competition focused on honoring outstanding achievement in design communications.
There were nearly 500 entries from around the world across all major industry sectors, including entries for global brands from Audi, the United Nations, Miele, Verizon, Volkswagen, Greyhound, Expedia, Burger King, Samsung Electronics, Bank of China (Hong Kong), Beijing 2008 Olympic Games, Cleanoil Limited, Daimler, and Automobili Lamborghini, to name but a few.
Photosound won awards spanning graphic design campaigns and tradeshow exhibits for the following healthcare clients:
“We are very proud for both our clients and the teams involved in winning these awards”, announced Jeremy Williams, CEO of Photosound, on hearing the news. “It is without doubt a reflection of the vision of our clients and the great creative force of the teams supporting these projects.”
As part of its Social Charter in supporting its community, Photosound is proud to formalize its ongoing support and nominate Little Havens Children’s Hospice as its official charity for the coming year.
Little Havens is a local children’s hospice with the goal of providing end-of-life care, respite breaks and symptom control for children and youngsters living with serious conditions and who are not expected to reach adulthood.
The teams at Photosound look forward to raising funds and providing support to Little Havens in the coming months.
Photosound is pleased to support its local community with a grant to “Birchanger Nursery” towards its new “garden project” for its children.
Photosound and Lincoln University are proud to establish an exciting educational initiative with a key focus on supporting the University’s leading graduate course in Exhibit Design.
The academic link initiative “Today’s Learners – Tomorrow’s Leaders” is part of Photosound’s ongoing Social Charter in supporting its community – whether it is the local or global community, its environment or in its industry – and is a valuable opportunity for Lincoln University to bring beneficial industry experience and expertise to its program.
“We are delighted to support and nurture young talent in our own industry”, says Mathew Cutts, Chief Operating Officer. “As a company, it is ingrained in our corporate strategy and mindset that we have an obligation to our wider community. Our association with Lincoln University is a key development in supporting tomorrow’s young talent.”
The educational link has included company representatives supporting industry panels, developing and setting industry-based course projects, as well as providing commercial feedback and industry visits and work placements for key individuals.
“With our continual recruitment of graduates with specialist skills in our own industry disciplines, it is exciting to be able to support their training and education and nurture both individual skills and also advance the skills of those entering our sector”, explains Mathew Cutts.