Show Notes
Last week was the 40th anniversary of the Media Week Awards, and we celebrated the ceremony in London with almost 1000 people in the room.
This episode features the co-chairs of judges, Karen Eccles, former managing UK and Ireland at Sky Media, and Marcus Orme, founder and chief executive of Medialab Group. Joined by Campaign's deputy media editor Shauna Lewis and host, tech and multimedia editor, Lucy Shelley, they discuss their experience of the roadshow judging days and how they came to decide the winners.
They discuss the in-person presentations and the judging of the top three awards: Media Agency of the Year, which went to PHD, Independent Media Agency of the Year which went to Medialab Group and Sales Team of the Year which went to ITV Commercial.
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