WPP’s agencies won the highest number of awards at the 2024 Clio Health competition on 12 June, earning over 50 awards across the Grand, Gold, Silver and Bronze categories.
VML secured a total of 34 accolades, including 2 Grand Clios for Dogs Without Borders: a project for the French-Brazilian Society of Oncology (SFBO), training rescue dogs to diagnose breast cancer. VLM were further awarded 9 Golds and the Network of the Year title.
Ogilvy PR also received 5 Grand Clio awards for their viral Super Bowl campaign, Michael CeraVE, led by WPP Onefluence. Together, Ogilvy PR and VML were among the top 3 finalists for the Agency of the Year category, which was won by VML Madrid.
WPP’s success at Clio Health 2024 solidifies its position as a leader in health marketing and communication and reflects the growing offerings of its Health@WPP community, which features general and specialist agencies.
Rob Reilly, Chief Creative Officer at WPP, commented:
We are thrilled our Health@WPP community had such a successful showing at the Clios this year, with our agencies collectively earning the most awards in the competition for the first time ever. These awards are a testament to the hard work and dedication of our talented teams who continue to push the boundaries of creativity in healthcare.
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