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29/06/2009
Double Accolade For AV Browne
An established advertising agency in Belfast has been celebrating a 'double'.
The AV Browne Group was chosen as category winners for the Best Creative Recruitment Advertisement Award for the PSNI's 'Dilemmas' campaign and highly commended for Best Creative Recruitment Advertisement Award for its work on behalf of the Army.
News of the 'double' was revealed at the Irish News Workplace and Employment Awards held this month at the Ramada Hotel.
Pictured from left are: Jim Brown Senior Art Director, AV Browne, Major John Kay and Lisa Hamilton Senior Copywriter, AV Browne.
(BMcC/JM)
The AV Browne Group was chosen as category winners for the Best Creative Recruitment Advertisement Award for the PSNI's 'Dilemmas' campaign and highly commended for Best Creative Recruitment Advertisement Award for its work on behalf of the Army.
News of the 'double' was revealed at the Irish News Workplace and Employment Awards held this month at the Ramada Hotel.
Pictured from left are: Jim Brown Senior Art Director, AV Browne, Major John Kay and Lisa Hamilton Senior Copywriter, AV Browne.
(BMcC/JM)
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