'Palau Pledge' wins two top honors at Clio Awards
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The “Palau Pledge,” a passport stamp created by Host/Havas for the tiny Pacific island nation, won two of the top honors at the 59th annual Clio Awards on Wednesday night. Comedian and activist Chelsea Handler hosted the event at The Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City.
The pledge won Grand Clios in both the Direct and Innovation categories. Debbie Remengesau, First Lady of the Republic of Palau, was on hand to witness the presentation. In addition, Burger King was named Advertiser of the Year, Ogilvy Chicago took Agency of the Year and BBDO Worldwide won Network of the Year. The “Of the Year” awards go to the organizations that amass the greatest number of points across all categories.
Earlier this year, “Palau Pledge” won multiple honors at Cannes Lions, too, taking home the Grand Prix in the Titanium, Sustainable Development Goals and Direct categories. It also won a D&AD Black Pencil in Campaign Branding & Identity.
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