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#1 Healthcare Agency - Advertising Age - May 2008

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Awards

June 2008Ferguson, the founding professional advertising and promotion agency of CommonHealth, won a Silver medal in the Literature Systems category at the 2008 IN-AWE Awards.

CommonHealth, Carbon and Ferguson received a total of seven awards at the 2008 Astrid Awards. Carbon took Silver and Bronze in two Video categories; CommonHealth scored the Gold and Grand Winner awards in the Print Campaign category; Ferguson received Bronze in the Website category as well as the Silver and Honors recognitions in the Trade Publications Ad category.

Qi and EvoLogue won First Place for their collaborative Flu Awareness online campaign at the Internet Advertising Competition.

May 2008CommonHealth’s full-service direct-to-consumer agency, EvoLogue, took First Place in the Best Unbranded Campaign category at the 2008 Pharmaceutical and Marketing Excellence Awards (PhAME). The PhAME Awards recognize creative excellence in the pharmaceutical industry across the marketing spectrum.

Six CommonHealth entities secured honors at the Art Directors Club of New Jersey Awards. Altum received one award; Carbon received 11 awards; CommonHealth received two awards; EvoLogue received five awards; Noesis was named a finalist in the Collateral category and Ferguson took three awards including both Gold and Best in Show recognitions for their work on the Suboxone campaign.

CommonHealth units won big at the 2008 New Jersey Advertising Club Awards, taking home a total of 17 awards. Carbon, EvoLogue, Ferguson and Noesis were all recognized by the NJ Ad Club, an organization that aims to advance the advertising and marketing community in New Jersey through advocacy, education and leadership.

Six CommonHealth divisions obtained honors at the Aster Awards. Altum received two awards; Carbon took home seven awards; EvoLogue received two awards; Ferguson received three awards and HLS received one award. Two collaborative awards were also awarded for work by Qi, EvoLogue and Ferguson as well as Qi and EvoLogue.

At this year’s Communicator Awards, four CommonHealth units snatched up a total of one Award of Excellence and 13 Awards of Distinction. Carbon, CommonHealth, EvoLogue and Ferguson were among the winners at this leading international awards program that honors creative excellence in the communications industry.

April 2008At the Dx Creative Communications Awards, five CommonHealth units took home a total of 27 awards. Carbon received 20 awards across seven categories; Noesis collected four awards; EvoLogue took two awards; and Qi, EvoLogue and Ferguson, through collaborative velocity, won one award.

Two collaborative awards were won by CommonHealth units at the World Wide Web Health Awards, a competition that recognizes the best Web-based healthcare-related content for both consumers and professionals. Qi, EvoLogue and Ferguson received a Silver and Qi and EvoLogue received Merit honors, both in the Best Website category.

EvoLogue and Qi were honored at the DTC National Advertising Awards. EvoLogue placed as a finalist in two categories and Qi and EvoLogue together placed as a finalist in one category. The DTC Awards honor excellence in direct-to-consumer marketing.

March 2008Carbon, a CommonHealth professional advertising and promotion agency created to serve the marketing needs of emerging pharma and biotech companies and specialty brands, was recognized at the 2008 Telly Awards. Carbon received a Bronze medal in the Best Video category at this competition that honors the very best commercials, programs and videos, film productions from all 50 states and five continents.

January 2008Carbon, part of CommonHealth, received a finalist certificate at the New York Festivals Film & Video Awards competition. This show recognizes “The World’s Best Work,” judging entries from over 30 countries around the world.

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