DMN Awards 2020: Announcing the Finalists

  • 0 min read
Add DMNews to your Google News feed.
  • Tension: In an era of rapid digital transformation, marketers grapple with identifying strategies that truly resonate and drive meaningful engagement.
  • Noise: The industry often equates success with flashy campaigns and the latest tech trends, overlooking the foundational elements of effective marketing.
  • Direct Message: Authentic, customer-centric strategies that prioritize genuine connection over gimmicks are what set leading marketers apart in today’s landscape.

This article follows the Direct Message methodology, designed to cut through the noise and reveal the deeper truths behind the stories we live.

Our panel of independent judges got to work before the holidays, reviewing the submissions for 2020’s Campaign, Marketing Tech Company, and Personality Awards. From their work, we’ve generated a list of finalists. We’ll be announcing the winners at the Awards ceremony at the Dream Midtown on Thursday, February 20. We’ll also be announcing overall winners for Campaign of the Year and Marketing Tech Company of the Year.

Tickets will be on sale next week: watch this space.

 

Campaigns

Retail:

Selligent*

Healthcare:

Pathway

Ogury and AdCouncil

Consumer:

Conversant

Acquia and VMLY&R (Nashville)

Sports & Entertainment:

AdColony*

B2B:

StoneTurn

ON24

Companies

AdTech/Programmatic:

Conversant

MRP

Analytics/Data Platform:

LeanData

Invoca

Content Marketing:

Sitecore

Vennli

Email Marketing:

MessageGears

Phrasee

Marketing Automation:

Acquia

Bluecore

Marketing Cloud:

Selligent

Sprinklr

Mobile Marketing:

CleverTap

Simpli.fi

Personalities

Marketing Tech Executive of the Year:

Cynthia Sener

Grad Conn

Marketer of the Year:

Jennifer Wong

Trending around the web:

Valerie Jennings

*Outright winner.

Picture of Abby Miller

Abby Miller

Abby Miller is the editor of DMNews.

MOST RECENT ARTICLES

Taking a stand used to be bad for business — now silence is worse

The lower middle class isn't struggling because they spend too much. They're struggling because they live close enough to wealth to absorb its costs without ever accessing its returns.

The lower middle class isn’t struggling because they spend too much. They’re struggling because they live close enough to wealth to absorb its costs without ever accessing its returns.

The friends who disappeared when you stopped being the one to reach out weren't bad friends. They were showing you what the friendship actually was.

The friends who disappeared when you stopped being the one to reach out weren’t bad friends. They were showing you what the friendship actually was.

Grocery chains are using dynamic pricing algorithms that charge more in lower-income zip codes and researchers say most shoppers have no idea it's happening

Grocery chains are using dynamic pricing algorithms that charge more in lower-income zip codes and researchers say most shoppers have no idea it’s happening

The friends you made after 30 aren't replacements for the ones you lost — they're the first people who ever chose you without the pressure of proximity or obligation

The friends you made after 30 aren’t replacements for the ones you lost — they’re the first people who ever chose you without the pressure of proximity or obligation

I stopped telling my close friends I was fine and started saying what was actually happening, and three of them quietly disappeared within a month

I stopped telling my close friends I was fine and started saying what was actually happening, and three of them quietly disappeared within a month

View all