Priority Marketing Wins Four Davey Awards From Academy Of Interactive And Visual Arts

From the Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce:

October 30, 2020

The Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts has recognized Priority Marketing with four Davey Awards through an international competition that honors outstanding creative work from marketing companies around the world.

The 16th Annual Davey Awards received nearly 2,000 entries from ad agencies, digital agencies, production firms, in-house creative professionals, graphic designers, design firms and public relations firms. Priority Marketing’s four winners include:

Priority Marketing has won 24 Davey Awards since 2006, including eight awards over the past two years.

“The AIVA recognizes the top creative professionals worldwide, so winning multiple awards in consecutive years demonstrates the incredible talent and consistency of our team,” said President and Creative Director Teri Hansen, APR. “The diversity of our Davey Award winners this year – a beer can design, festival invitation, organizational brochure and promotional video – are proof that we truly are a full-service agency capable of accomplishing our clients’ goals, whatever they might be.”

Priority Marketing’s design team creates invitations, brochures, rack cards, product packaging, signs and displays, billboards, logos and vehicle wraps, as well as website designs and advertising. The company’s video production team now includes two in-house videographers, expanding its video services to include concepting, scriptwriting, video shooting, directing, editing and production, custom music creation, animation, motion graphics, drone work, voiceovers and more.

“The 2020 Davey Awards featured an incredible pool of entries from the best small firms in the world,” AIVA Managing Director Eva McClosky said in announcing the awards. “Being honored with a Davey Award is truly a great accomplishment and is a testament to the award-winning work that you produce.”

This press release was produced by the Greater Fort Myers Chamber of Commerce. The views expressed are the author's own.