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Global Awards GLOBAL AWARDS 2020 MAXI AWARDS FINALISTS COMMUNITY Art At MainPlace Roaddogs IRO Christmas Image Marketing Toy Run at Rimrock Mall Company Centennial Starwood Retail Partners Plantsville, Connecticut Billings, Montana Live. Love. Laugh. 2019 CS Hudson Aventura Mall Gives Back on the RunWade Run to Remember at Westfield Century City Newport Beach, California Turnberry Associates Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Los Angeles, California URW Community Day Bergen Performing Arts Center Partnership Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield with Westfield Garden State Plaza Spark Box Los Angeles, California Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Cushman & Wakefield Asset Services ULC Los Angeles, California Winnipeg, Manitoba WPG 2019 Gift Kindness Fahlgren Mortine Crocker Park Tree Lighting in Support Tails & Trends at Brookfield Properties’ Washington Prime Group of the Greater Cleveland Food Bank The Shops at La Cantera, San Antonio, TX Columbus, Ohio Stark Enterprises Brookfield Properties Retail Cleveland, Ohio Chicago, Illinois WPG 2019 The Canvas Project Fahlgren Mortine Día de los Muertos at Westfield Plaza Bonita THE CAUSE OF AUTISM Washington Prime Group Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Oxford Properties Group Columbus, Ohio Los Angeles, California Brossard, Québec Joint Centre Easton Elevates Local Charities The Kingsway Mural Project Steiner + Associates Oxford Properties Group AWE – Accept Without Exception Easton Edmonton, Alberta Lansdowne Place Columbus, Ohio Cushman & Wakefield Asset Services ULC The Mall at Wellington Green - Peterborough, Ontario Evening of Giving Abaco Relief Center Pacific Retail Capital Partners The Mall at Wellington Green Butterfly Effect El Segundo, California Starwood Retail Partners Pacific Retail Capital Partners Wellington, Florida El Segundo, California Les Promenades Gatineau – Flood Relief Campaign Vancouver Mall_My School CoreGiving to End Childhood Hunger Les Promenades Gatineau Rewards Community MAXI ShopCore Properties Oxford Properties Group Centennial San Diego, California Gatineau, Ontario Vancouver, Washington Help for the Hopeless Made in Montebello Walk of Hearts Blackford & Associates Pacific Retail Capital Partners Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Vestar Sandy, Utah Los Angeles, California Anaheim, California Mini Cat Town Waterford Lakes Town Center Pacific Retail Capital Partners Taste of Orlando Shopping Centers over 500,001 sq. ft. El Segundo, California Fahlgren Mortine ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i Classes at Ka Makana Ali‘i Washington Prime Group Ka Makana Ali‘i Pearlridge Center Heritage Center Columbus, Ohio JLL and Hawaiian Art Gallery Kapolei, Hawaii Fahlgren Mortine Westchester Commons Gives Back Washington Prime Group Westchester Commons 10th Annual Burrito Bowl Columbus, Ohio Greenberg Gibbons Commercial Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Midlothian, Virginia Los Angeles, California Pride Month at Westfield San Francisco Centre Westfield Art at Westfield An Evening of Giving: Hawthorn Mall Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield San Francisco Centre Image Marketing Los Angeles, California Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Centennial Los Angeles, California Plantsville, Connecticut 1 GLOBAL AWARDS 2020 MAXI AWARD FINALISTS COMMUNITY CONTINUED EXPERIENTIAL Floral Installations at Easton Steiner + Associates Shopping Centers under 500,000 sq. ft. Company Easton Columbus, Ohio A Community Mural Painting Day Centennial Experiential Holiday Tour Hill Partners, Inc. Image Marketing Game, Set, Match: BB&T Atlanta Coconut Creek, Florida Centennial Open Presented by FirstData Plantsville, Connecticut Hines Art Opens Doors Atlanta, Georgia Hines The Wishing Forest Galleria Brookfield Properties Retail Hill Country Holiday Village Edina, Minnesota Chicago, Illinois CBRE Bee Cave, Texas Bon Air’s Thirsty Third Thursdays WPG 2019 #PostYourLove Greenbrae Management Fahlgren Mortine Impulse at MacArthur Center Bon Air-Greenbrae, Greenbrae Management Washington Prime Group Starwood Retail Partners/MacArthur Center Greenbrae, California Columbus, Ohio Norfolk, Virginia DTLA Art Installations Joint Centre Lunar New Year at Westfield Santa Anita THE BLOC Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield CBRE CHROMA Los Angeles, California Los Angeles, California Oxford Properties Group Toronto, Ontario PAWSitively Pinecrest Eton Chagrin Boulevard’s Fairmount Properties Winter Woodland 2019 MARTK’D X STC X UCM – Art on Sneakers Orange Village, Ohio Stark Enterprises Oxford Properties Group Cleveland, Ohio Toronto, Ontario See Yourself at Rosedale! JLL - Rosedale Center Northern Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Project See Yourself in 2020 Roseville, Minnesota Unveiling Party at Newport on the Levee JLL The Wilbert Group Katy, Texas SPRING PICNIC North American Properties Primaris Management Inc. Atlanta, Georgia TORONTO, Ontario Shopping Centers over 500,001 sq. ft. Shop Small Kailua Art Universe at Westfield Century City STREET at Westfield Palm Desert Alexander & Baldwin Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Honolulu, Hawaii Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Los Angeles, California Los Angeles, California Stuff-A-Bus at Lincoln City Outlets Tempe Marketplace Art Program Lincoln City Outlets Aventura Mall Brings Sweet, Slimy, One-of-a-Kind Pop-ups to Miami Vestar The Outlet Resource Group Phoenix, Arizona Lincoln City, Oregon Turnberry Associates Aventura Mall Presents The Dr. Seuss Experience Tampon Tuesday Oxford Properties Group Cushman & Wakefield Asset Services The Upside Down Experience Turnberry Associates (Square One Shopping Centre) Milton, Ontario Mississauga, Ontario Beach Party at Westfield Mission Valley The Market at Springwoods Village – The Rooms at Easton Tree Giveaway Event Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Los Angeles, California Steiner + Associates Regency Centers Easton Jacksonville, Florida Camp Kids Summer Camp at Northridge Mall Columbus, Ohio Yappy Hour: Puptoberfest Starwood Retail Partners-Northridge Mall Salinas, California The SoNo Collection Holiday Spectacular Steiner + Associates/Gateway - Brookfield Properties Retail University District Chicago, Illinois Columbus, Ohio Celebrating 20 Years of Easton Steiner + Associates Easton Westland Mall Day of the Dead Celebration Columbus, Ohio Starwood Retial Partners Hialeah, Florida Constellation – An LED Art Exhibition Paired with Music Macerich Sacramento, California 2 GLOBAL AWARDS 2020 MAXI AWARD FINALISTS EXPERIENTIAL CONTINUED IMPACT Shopping Centers over 500,001 sq. ft. Shopping Centers under 500,000 sq. ft. Company Ala Moana Center’s 60th Anniversary Campaign Be Amazed – CityCenterDC Ice Maze Gift A Day Giveaway Brookfield Properties Retail Hines Morguard Honolulu, Hawaii General Manager Washington, District of Columbia Go Back-To-School with Mallmojis Caption This! Celfie Museum Brookfield Properties Retail Morguard Investments Ltd BLENDED Chicago, Illinois North Bay, Ontario Steiner + Associates/Gateway - University District Grocery Experience CosmeCon Columbus, Ohio Micro-Influencer Campaign Pacific Retail Capital Partners Phillips Edison & Company El Segundo, California BLOCK PARTY Salt Lake City, Utah CBRE Cottonwood Mall Dog Park Sacramento, California Search. Find. Shop. Fahlgren Mortine Oxford Properties Group Washington Prime Group Club Bridgeport, a community Toronto, Ontario Columbus, Ohio experiential experience CenterCal Properties, LLC The Power of Pizza Boxes Dine Happy at Ka Makana Ali‘i Tigard, Oregon ShopCore Properties Ka Makana Ali‘i San Diego, California JLL Kapolei, Hawaii Pacific Place – Truth or Daring Westfield Rewards Madison Marquette Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Dream Space at Yorkdale Seattle, Washington Los Angeles, California Yorkdale Shopping Centre | Oxford Properties Group Plaid Market Where We Buy – JLL Podcast Series Oxford Properties CBRE, Inc./The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes JLL Toronto, Ontario Maple Grove, Minnesota WPG 2019 Sensitive Bunny® Dressing Room Diaries SPARKLE DTLA Fahlgren Mortine North American Properties THE BLOC Washington Prime Group Atlanta, Georgia CBRE Columbus, Ohio Los Angeles, California Geos and Lookback and Trueview, oh my! WPG 2019 Sensitive Santa® JLL - Rosedale Center The Mural Oasis at Prizm Outlets Fahlgren Mortine Roseville, Minnesota Prizm Outlets Washington Prime Group Rialto Columbus, Ohio Noon Year’s Eve at Southcentre JEAN, Nevada Oxford Properties Group Toronto, Ontario The Village on The Levee Joint Centre The Wilbert Group Free Pretzel Day with Leslie David Baker St. Laurent Influencer Campaign North American Properties Brookfield Properties Retail Morguard Atlanta, Georgia Chicago, Illinois Ottawa, Ontario Whale of a Time Make it Merry The Peak of Shopping: Morgaurd JLL Rebranding Southlands Prince George, British Columbia Katy, Texas M & J Wilkow Chicago, Illinois Oxford Gift Card Plus LUNAR NEW YEAR Oxford Properties Group UnchARTed – Uplifting and Celebrating Toronto, Ontario Sacramento’s Creative Community Macerich Rio & Fairfax Corner Integrated Sacramento, California Digital Marketing Campaign Peterson Companies Westfield Century City Holiday Market Fairfax, Virginia Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield Los Angeles, California 3 GLOBAL AWARDS 2020 MAXI AWARD FINALISTS IMPACT CONTINUED Shopping Centers over 500,001 sq. ft. Keauhou Shopping Center’s Kule`a Project – Kona’s Legendary Gathering Place Shopping Centers under 500,000 sq. ft. Art Brought to Life JLL CBRE Kailua Kona, Hawaii Fit:Match Bee Cave, Texas Brookfield Properties Retail Turkey Run @ ONE DAYTONA Nights Chicago, Illinois Aventura Mall’s Fashionable ONE DAYTONA Content Initiative Daytona Beach, Florida Jingle Jackpot at Sunset Plaza Mall Turnberry Associates DP Management The Dial Companies of Omaha, NE Confetti
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