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Congratulations Harrison!

EMAIL FROM: TEENY GONZALES, Executive Creative Director, Harrison Communications

Last night, at the Creative Guild's Ad of the Year Awards, both McCann and Harrison made a fantastic showing. First, for craftsmanship, the BIOGESIC "GRADUATION" PRINT won BEST IN COPY. Then it was followed by McCann's SONY "REINFORCEMENTS" that got the BEST ART DIRECTION and BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY AWARDS.

That was just the appetizer. Later, Harrison's PDI CANNES LION PRINT SERIES won the SILVER FOR PRINT CAMPAIGN and for TV, McCann's COKE "BEAT GAME" got the GOLD for TV CAMPAIGN OF THE YEAR.

Then came the best part. SONY "REINFROCEMENTS" got the SILVER for TV then our very own BIOGESIC was announced PRINT AD OF THE YEAR 2004.

Congratulations are in order for the the teams that made the award-winning ads:

PDI CANNES LION SERIES
RUSS MOLINA - CD
SABEL GAMBOA - CD
JULY MALANTIC - AD
DAN MATUTINA - AD
LOU BOGNOT - BUD
SINTA ROSALES - AE
AYN MONSERRATE - TRAFFIC
MEO REMALANTE - PRINT PROD

BIOGESIC "GRADUATION"
SONAM MEHRA - CD
NANNI AGUILAR - ACD/AD
JE DE ASAS - COPY (best in copy 'yan!)
TEY SAN DIEGO - BUD
YVONNE SALCEDO - AE
MONICA MORELOS - AE
YOLLY LIBAN - TRAFFIC

Unfortunately, Sonam and Nanni are now both in other countries but if anyone knows their email or knows how to get in touch with them, please do let them know of this wonderful news.

We have been officially accredited as a 4A's member last June 1. I'm looking forward to the next awards night where they will call us HARRISON and everyone will know our name.

Congrats uli! :-)

Teeny

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