AB&C Wins Five MarCom Awards
WILMINGTON, Del. (December 6, 2016)—AB&C (Aloysius Butler & Clark), one of the region’s largest full-service marketing communications agencies, emerged as a five-time winner at the 2016 MarCom Awards.Read full post...
WILMINGTON, Del. (December 6, 2016)—AB&C (Aloysius Butler & Clark), one of the region’s largest full-service marketing communications agencies, emerged as a five-time winner at the 2016 MarCom Awards.Read full post...
Aloysius Butler & Clark recently received the 2016 Delaware Hispanic Award, presented to the agency in recognition of its dedication to developing culturally and linguistically competent marketing communications campaigns, as well as the positive and notable impact AB&C’s work has made on the local Latino community. This prestigious award is presented annually by the Delaware Hispanic Awards and Delaware Hispano magazine.Read full post...
Aloysius Butler & Clark, one of the region’s largest full-service marketing communications agencies, with offices in Wilmington, Delaware, and Philadelphia and Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, took home 9 awards from the 2016 Healthcare Advertising Awards. The annual competition is the longest-standing and largest healthcare advertising competition, as well as one of the 10 largest of all advertising awards. From a pool of over 3,700 entries, AB&C was honored with three gold, three silver, one bronze and three merit awards in a variety of mediums.Read full post...
Samantha Oscar, marketing manager at Wilmington-based agency Aloysius Butler & Clark, was recently honored with the Philly Ad Club’s Movers and Shakers Award. This is the first year this honor has been givien to young professionals in the marketing communications industry, who are chosen by their peers based on passion, insight, experience and dedication to the profession. Oscar was honored with the award at the annual Movers and Shakers Pinnacle Award Honorees Luncheon on Tuesday, April 12.Read full post...
As a result of our creative work with several valued clients, we were recently honored with seven local American Advertising Awards, widely known as the ADDYs. The competition, hosted earlier in March by the Philly Ad Club, annually attracts thousands of entries from top agencies of the Greater Philadelphia area. Considered the most prestigious awards of the region, the ADDYs inspire some of the industry’s most creative work and honor excellence in advertising. AB&C was awarded two gold and five silver trophies for their work in various mediums, including print, radio, video and full campaign.Read full post...
From a pool of approximately 6,500 entries, Aloysius Butler & Clark emerged a winner five times in the 2015 MarCom Awards, an annual, international creative competition for marketing and communications professionals. Entries for this year’s competition were submitted from business and communications firms from all 50 U.S. states, Canada and more than 30 other countries. AB&C took two top platinum prizes, two second-place gold prizes and an honorable mention.Read full post...
Wilmington, Del.—Aloysius Butler & Clark was an eight-time winner at the 17th annual Digital Health Awards. The competition, organized twice yearly by The Health Information Resource Center (HIRC), features 80 categories that honor the world’s best digital health resources. Classifications are: Web-based Digital Health; Mobile Digital Health Resources; Personal Digital Health Devices/Wearables; Digital Health Media/Publications; Digital Health—Social Media; and Connected Digital Health. AB&C won gold, silver, bronze and merit awards for various digital advertisements, website designs, rich media and social media content.
“The Heroin Trap” website won gold—the highest award—in the category of Interactive Content/Rich Media for Web-based Digital Health. AtlantiCare’s “Well 4 Life” also received a gold award for Digital Health Curation in the same classification.Read full post...
Leah Haugh and Dante LaPenta made some statewide and national PR noise for Aloysius Butler & Clark. The pair won first place awards from the Delaware Press Association and the National Federation of Press Women (NFPW). Let’s see how they made it happen.
Working with the Delaware Division of Public Health, the AB&C public relations team was tasked with spreading the word on spreading sunscreen as well as getting screened for skin cancer. And as the behavior change marketing experts at AB&C know better than most, getting people to even consider a behavior modification (like turning off the tanning bed) is no easy task.Read full post...
Wilmington, DE—Aloysius Butler & Clark won five awards at the 47th annual Jersey Awards, hosted by the New Jersey Advertising Club. Ads for three of AB&C’s New Jersey healthcare clients—Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, Holy Name Medical Center and Cooper University Health Care—were among the winners.Read full post...
Aloysius Butler & Clark is happy to welcome five new Aster Awards into our office. What do these wins mean to us? They mean we develop strong creative for our healthcare and public health clients’ advertising campaigns and websites. The Aster Awards program is an elite competition dedicated to recognizing the nation’s most talented healthcare marketing professionals for outstanding excellence in advertising, according to the award’s website.
Winning creative included two websites that won silver — the American Nurses Association site, promoting its quality improvement indicator tracking system, and the Delaware Department of Public Health (DDPH) site, promoting protecting your skin from the sun. The skin-saving campaign — “Save Yourself” — also took home a gold award for the print and digital creative pieces.Read full post...
Wilmington, DE—Aloysius Butler & Clark, a full-service marketing communications agency, earned ten awards in the 32nd Healthcare Advertising Awards, a competition conducted by Healthcare Marketing Report. Among more than 3,700 entrants, AB&C was proud to walk away with silver, bronze and merit awards in eight different categories.
According to the Healthcare Advertising Awards, entries were judged on creativity, quality, message effectiveness, consumer appeal, graphic design and overall impact. “We’re proud the work we do with our clients meets the high standards of the Healthcare Ad Awards, and that we’re able to compete and win on a national level,” says Paul Pomeroy, Director of Marketing at AB&C.Read full post...
WILMINGTON, DE—Aloysius Butler & Clark, a full-service marketing communications agency, earned video accolades at the 2015 Telly Awards. With silver as the highest award given, AB&C won three bronze honors. The first two came in the category “Online Video—Online Webisodes, Segments, or Promotional Pieces—Health and Wellness.” AB&C won for MedStar Georgetown University Hospital’s deep brain stimulation campaign and Delaware Division of Public Health Comprehensive Cancer Control Program’s Healthy Delaware skin cancer testimonial videos. Additionally, in the public service category, AB&C and the Delaware Office of Highway Safety won bronze for the DUI D-Word campaign.Read full post...
WILMINGTON, DE—Aloysius Butler & Clark and MedStar Health won gold at the 2014 CardioVascular Advertising Awards (CVAA). AB&C’s work on the atrial fibrillation (a-fib) campaign for MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute earned the first-place award in the Total Advertising Campaigns category. The campaign included radio, transit, banner and print advertisements as well as patient podcasts. In less than one month, the multimedia campaign resulted in 72 new appointments with MedStar Health physicians.Read full post...
By doing its own advertising and marketing. As a 43-year-old agency that expanded into the city of Philadelphia — known for cheesesteaks, relentless sports fans and a statue of Rocky at the steps of the Art Museum — AB&C wanted to be noticed. And kick-ass print ads alone weren’t gonna cut it. Giving back to the community in some way seemed like a bright idea. So we came up with a way to help a local business grow, which in turn would help the community grow: a competition — just like the Hunger Games — to find a great business with an innovative idea. The reward? A year’s worth of free marketing services. (OK, it was nothing like the Hunger Games. That would’ve gotten us noticed for all the wrong reasons.)
PHILADELPHIA, PA — Philly Bread is the inaugural Philadelphia business winner of the Lightning in a Bottle Competition, which was announced in a live awards ceremony held on Thursday evening at the Quorum at the University City Science Center. The competition for city businesses was the brainchild of Aloysius Butler & Clark, a full-service marketing communications agency.
Philly Bread, located on North 5th Street, is in the initial stages of introducing an improved English muffin, dubbed the ”Philly Muffin.” The company was awarded a year’s worth of free marketing services from AB&C as a result of the competition.Read full post...