The Drum Awards 2023: everything you need to know including key dates & all-new categories
Awards season is fast approaching with The Drum Awards for Marketing winners about to be announced. And there will be more opportunities to showcase your outstanding teams and work to the world during our awards festival later this year.
The Drum Awards program has been revealed
The cream of the world’s marketing industry will take center stage on thedrum.com over the next month as the winners of The Drum Awards for Marketing APAC, EMEA and Americas are revealed across three thrilling online results shows.
Chaired by Raja Rajamannar, chief marketing and communications officer at Mastercard, Katie Evans, chief marketing officer at Burger King UK, and Harish Bhat, brand custodian at Tata Group, the marketing awards have attracted entries from some of the world’s leading brands and agencies who are now eagerly anticipating the streamed awards shows.
The Drum Awards for Marketing APAC results will be broadcast to the world on thedrum.com on 30 May, followed by the Americas on 14 June and EMEA 21 June.
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See the full list of nominees, juries and mark your calendars for the big reveal shows on the dedicated APAC, US and EMEA marketing awards websites.
And we don’t stop there.
The Drum will continue to celebrate excellence throughout the industry at our awards festival in November, where the standard-bearers in creative, media, technology, design, PR and more will have their moment in the global spotlight
You can find out more about all The Drum’s forthcoming awards, and enter now, on our newly launched awards hub.
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Diane Young, chief executive of The Drum, said: “As one of the world’s leading business publishers focused on marketing, we’re proud to have a unique awards program and to give a platform to celebrate the very best practices and practitioners from around the world.
“By sharing winning work across all our channels, we aim to inspire more exceptional achievements from brands, agencies, and partners worldwide, proving that the best work can emerge from unexpected sources.”