Winning – it’s what we do best.
By Emma Hughes – Senior Account Director
Awards season is well underway and it’s already proving to be another successful year for Team Cavendish.
On Wednesday, we were delighted to be crowned Large Consultancy of the Year at the PRCA Public Affairs awards for the second year running. We’ve also been shortlisted in Agency of the Year categories at the PRCA UK and PR Week UK awards… and we’ll find out in April if we’ll be adding PR Week’s coveted Best Integrated Agency gong to the list. Oh, and did we mention that Provoke Media included us in their list of the 50 best agencies in the UK and 40 best public affairs agencies in the world?
Meanwhile, our client work has been recognised both nationally and regionally, with wins for our community engagement in Scotland and our campaigning in Northern Ireland.
It’s easy to get used to winning, but it’s not just about the glitzy dinners and the pats on the back – there are bigger reasons why awards matter.
They matter to our team. We work really hard to consistently deliver the best outcomes for our clients, and being recognised for that by our peers is important. It motivates, it celebrates, and it pushes us to keep doing more.
They matter to our clients. Knowing that they’re working with the best in the business reassures them.
They matter to our brand. We’re building a world-leading consultancy and we want to attract and retain the best talent. Our award wins give us credibility and let the world know that it’s not just us saying we’re great – everyone else thinks we are too.
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