The American Advertising Federation again has honored the Conservancy of Southwest Florida with eight ADDY awards for excellence in advertising and marketing.
The Conservancy received eight ADDY Awards through AdFed’s Southwest Florida region, which covers agencies, organizations and businesses in Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades counties. The ADDY Awards are the industry’s largest and most representative competition, and winners exemplify the creative spirit of excellence in the art of advertising.
The Conservancy was honored with the Best Out-of-Home Ambient Media and a gold award for its New Discoveries Wall, as well as the People’s Choice and Silver for the Magic Under the Mangrove’s save the date card. Also receiving a gold award was a non-broadcast audio/visual for the RedSnook Catch & Release Fishing Tournament.
Receiving silver awards were the wrap for the Learning Adventures Bus, a webisode and digitally enhanced photography campaign for Pythons in Paradise; and film, video and sound for Landrover Defender Above and Beyond.
“In order for our work to resonate with our donors and the public, it’s important we have strong creative support,” said Rob Moher, president and CEO of the Conservancy. “We are delighted to be recognized year after year for our compelling creative campaigns.”
About the Conservancy of Southwest Florida:
The Conservancy of Southwest Florida is a not-for-profit environmental protection organization with a 57-year history focused on issues impacting water, land, wildlife and the future of Collier, Lee, Charlotte, Hendry and Glades counties. The Conservancy accomplishes this mission through the combined efforts of its experts in the areas of environmental science, policy, education and wildlife rehabilitation. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida’s world-class Nature Center and von Arx Wildlife Hospital are headquartered in Naples, Florida, 1495 Smith Preserve Way, south of the Naples Zoo off Goodlette-Frank Road. Learn more about the Conservancy’s work and how to support the quality of life in Southwest Florida www.conservancy.org.
