AUCKLAND, Today: Anthem, an integrated communications and marketing agency, is thrilled to be a finalist in two categories for the SABRE Awards Asia-Pacific 2024. The recognition comes from their impactful work in the aged care and transport sectors.
Anthem is the only independent New Zealand agency on the finalist list. Their ‘The Domino Effect’ campaign for the Aged Care Association secured a spot in the Public Affairs category.
Anthem also earned a finalist nod in the Transport and Logistics category for its work with Doppelmayr, the world leader in ropeway transport. Their campaign gained support for aerial cable cars as an innovative public transport solution.
Carolyn Kerr, Anthem CEO and Co-Founder, expressed pride in the nominations, stating they reflect the agency’s tangible results benefiting communities now and in the future.
“Our team is extremely proud of the impact these purpose-led campaigns have had—exceeding goals and delivering social change and business results.” – Carolyn Kerr
“Our team is extremely proud of the impact these purpose-led campaigns have had—exceeding goals and delivering social change and business results,” she said.
“For Aged Care, this meant pay parity for nurses and critical government policy commitments. For Doppelmayr, it was positioning aerial cable cars as a sustainable and accessible public transport solution.”
Earlier this year, Anthem’s work for the Aged Care Association also won global recognition with a PR Week Award in the Not for Profit category, a Gold Award in the PR Awards Asia-Pacific, and multiple honours at the PRINZ awards.
The full list of SABRE Awards Asia-Pacific 2024 finalists is available here, with winners to be announced on 16 September in Singapore.
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