(Marketingmagazine.com.my) – The latest figures released by R3 shows BBDO and McCann WorldGroup in the top spots in Creative Agency category. With Celcom and 11th Street, McCann is the leader in the month of February. Others in the field include TBWA with UMobile.
On the Media Agency level, Zenith with its Petronas account retains top spot. But OMD and Maxus are also in the picture.
Below the full table as released by R3:
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Feb 2016 Malaysia Top 10 wins | |||
Creative Agency | Month | Account | Area |
BBDO | Jan | MetLife | APAC(8 Markets) |
McCann WorldGroup | Feb | Celcom | Malaysia |
McCann WorldGroup | Feb | 11street | Malaysia |
TBWA | Feb | U Mobile | Malaysia |
McCann WorldGroup | Feb | WIEFF Project | Malaysia |
Ogilvy | Jan | Huawei Project | Malaysia |
TBWA | Feb | Abbott Laboratories Project | Malaysia |
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