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After careful consideration of the leading executives, companies and industry trends, we are pleased to unveil the winners of the Marketing Dive Awards for 2018.
Between tech-infused creative, personalized videos at scale and risky ads that help to shape broader cultural conversations, these award winners are innovating and pushing the boundaries of the marketing world.
We will share stories of our winners through Friday, but you can explore all the winners here. First up is Marketer of the Year.
Hope you enjoy and, as always, thanks for reading.
The brand made a number of touchdowns in 2018, from a risky ad to groundbreaking digital work, helping to drive the company's sales and stock value and earning it the title of marketing MVP.
The awards recognize the industry's top disruptors and innovators. These executives, companies and trends are transforming the industry and shaping the future.
The inclusive campaign launched just before Victoria's Secret's annual fashion show, which faces renewed backlash following the CMO's offensive comments last month.
Grey will be Betawork's sole marketing partner under the exclusive deal, and can glean insights from the accelerator and venture-capital firm to share with clients.
The streaming platform unwraps more data-driven billboards, while a yogurt maker fights against soccer fields sprayed with pesticides and a feminine-care brand gets provocative.
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