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The Access team are celebrating the announcement that we’ve just won three awards in the 2010 Summit Creative Awards!

Among the thousands of submissions, from 24 countries, our creative work has been recognised among the very best.

The Summit International Awards (SIA) organization is dedicated to furthering excellence in the communications industry. It administers rigorous awards competitions throughout the year with the goal of recognising companies that excel. Throughout its sixteen-year history, the SIA has established itself as one of the premier arbiters of creative and communication excellence. Using both specific and comprehensive evaluative criteria and a blind judging process, its competitions reward only those firms and individuals truly deserving of special recognition.

This year’s international panel of judges included professionals from Ogilvy 2B and Saatchi&Saatchi, amongst others.

So, as you can imagine, we’re all suitably chuffed about it!

Our winning entries are:

Award: Gold
Category: Self-promotion stationery/identity
Client: Access
Work: Access identity

Award: Silver
Category: Self-promotion website
Client: Access
Work: www.accessadvertising.co.uk

Award: Silver
Category: Healthcare/Medicine TV
Work:
Client: Smokefree Northwest

Access Branding: Gold Award Winner

Award winning branding applied to the studio

Award Winning TV Ad: 'My Little Baby' for Smoke Free North West

http://www.youtube.com/user/AccessManchester#p/f/3/dRc1LoJZLuo

Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been popping in and out of an award ceremony or two. Our BODYWORLDS ambient media idea has become quite the little superstar.

First was the Chip Shop Awards where – in addition to enjoying a grand night out – we came away with a Vinegar. To those of you who aren’t down with the Chip Shop lingo, that’s a silver medal/best runner up/second prize. Very nice.

Then came the FRESH awards. This year FRESH received almost 1000 entries from over 200 agencies, so the competition was fierce. In true Access style however, we weren’t phased and came away with a very respectable bronze.

In the words of Gunther Von Hagens, “Danke schön”.