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2014 Solal Marketing Awards Finalists Traditional Marketing 2014 Solal Marketing Awards Finalists Traditional Marketing Advertising Passion for Red Fall Fashion Bruun's Galleri Aarhus C, Denmark Management Company: Steen & Strøm Denmark Owner: Klepierre Buskerud Storsenter & Krokstad Senter - Quickest way to your cabinâ Buskerud Storsenter & Krokstad Senter Krokstadelva, Norway Management Company: Sektor Gruppen Owner: Sektor Gruppen Green Christmas Campaign Emporia Malmö, Sweden Management Company: Steen & Ström Owner: Steen & Ström Lose Yourself in Fashion Field's Copenhagen/Denmark Management Company: Steen & Strøm Denmark Owner: Klepierre Gateway to the Lost World Gateway Theatre of Shopping Durban, South Africa Management Company/Owner: Old Mutual Property Burle & Birbe Gran Sasso Gran Shopping Teramo, Italy Management Company: Larry Smith Srl Owner: Foruminvest Srl Liverpool ONE Where Style Comes to Life Liverpool ONE Liverpool ONE, United Kingdom Management Company: Liverpool ONE Management Company Owner: Grosvenor Let´s Beautify Vestsaell and Centret Slagelse, Denmark Management Company: Steen & Strøm Owner: Danica Winter Wonderland Vestsaell and Centret Slagelse, Denmark Management Company: Steen & Strøm Owner: Danica Alternative Revenue Summer Tribute Concerts - Almada Forum Almada Forum Almada, Portugal Management Company: Multi Mall Management Portugal Owner: CRI Gateway's Sponsorship & Income Generating Strategy 2013 Gateway Theatre of Shopping Durban, South Africa Management Company: Old Mutual Property Owner: Old Mutual Property Champions League Final @ Golden Hall Golden Hall Athens, Greece Management Company: ECE-Lamda Hellas S.A Owner: Lamda Developments S.A Digital Dream Les Quatre Temps Paris, France Management Company: Espace Expansion Owner: SCCD, SCIDEF Content Innovation Primedia Lifestyle Sandton, South Africa Primedia Unlimited Mall Division - Alternative Revenue Primedia Unlimited Sandton, South Africa Business-To-Business SPAR Job Days ATRIO Shopping Senza Confini Villach, Austria Management Company/Owner: SES Spar European Shopping Centers ESPLO! Moving Mall CENTRO*Sesto Sesto Fiorentino, Italy Management Company: SVICOM - Sviluppo Commerciale - S.r.l. Owner: Unicoop Firenze OC Games Oslo City Oslo, Norway Management Company: Oslo City AS Owner: Dnb Naeringseiendom Customer Service Experience LEGO teca (Playground) Centro Comercial H2O Rivas Vaciamadrid, Spain Management Company: CBRE Gestión Inmobiliaria S.L. Owner: Alpha Tiger Spain 1, S.L. Mall 3.0 - Future Labs by ECE ECE Projektmanagement G.m.b.H. & Co. KG Hamburg, Germany Poetry Peep EUROPARK Salzburg Salzburg, Austria Management Company: SES - Spar European Shopping Centers Owner: SES - Spar European Shopping Centers Kanyon's: "We Bubble" Kanyon Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: Kanyon Yonetim Isletim ve Pazarlama Owner: Eczacibasi Holding and Is Real Estate Compromiso Xanadú Madrid Xanadú Arroyomolinos, Spain Management Company/Owners: Ivanhoé Cambridge Gift-Wrapping Service Marikenstraat Marikenstraat Nijmegen, The Netherlands Management Company: CBRE SCM Owner: Syntrus Achmea Real Estate & Finance, MN & Generali The Beach 2013 Menlyn Park Shopping Centre Pretoria, South Africa Management Company: Old Mutual Property Owner: Old Mutual Life Assurance Company South Africa (50%) and Pareto Limited (50%) Puerto Venecia Customer Experience Puerto Venecia Zaragoza, Spain Management Company: CBRE Owner: Orion Capital Managers Playgrounds Portugal Management Company: Sonae Sierra Participating Centres: Centro Colombo, Maia Shopping, Parque Atlântico, and Estação Viana Family Meal Area Germany and Portugal Management Company: Sonae Sierra Participating Shopping Centres: Gaia Shopping, Rio Sul Shopping, Loure Shopping, 8 a Avenida, and Hofgarten Solingen. Cause Related Marketing 212's Entrepreneur Kids 212 Istanbul Power Outlet Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: AVM MFI Partners Owner: Edip Uluslararasi Gayrimenkul ve Turizm A.S. Bluewater's 2013 Jobs Fayre Bluewater Greenhithe, United Kingdom Management Company: Lend Lease Owner: Lend Lease and co-owners S.M.I.L.E with Canal Walk Canal Walk Shopping Centre Century City, South Africa Management Company: Canal Walk Owner: Hyprop Pty Ltd & Ellerine Bros Pty Ltd The Exchange Cavendish Square Claremont, Cape Town, South Africa Management Company: Old Mutual Property Owner: Old Mutual Life Assurance (SA) LTD and Business Venture Investment No 1360 (PTY) LTD Itaca Top Chef.... Let's Pack Camorra Centro Commerciale Itaca Formia, Italy Management Company: Larry Smith Italia Owner: Pradera Community Rewards Chantry Shopping Centre Andover, United Kingdom Management Company: Capita Owner: Axa Santa’s Laughter Laboratory Churchill Square Shopping Centre Brighton, United Kingdom Management Company: Jones Lang LaSalle Owner: Standard Life Investments Cotton Mill Mini Museum Crompton Place Shopping Centre Bolton, United Kingdom Management Company: Jones Lang LaSalle Owner: LaSalle Investment Management Banc dels Aliments/Espai Gironès Espai Gironès Salt, Spain Management Company: Multi Mall Managent Spain SA Owner: Commerz Real Investmentgesellschaft mbH Mr. Toti's X-Mas Surprise Forum Gliwice Gliwice, Poland Management Company: Jones Lang LaSalle Owner: Deka Immobilien GmbH Frozen World Forum Gliwice Gliwice, Poland Management Company: Jones Lang LaSalle Owner: Deka Immobilien GmbH Mickey makes the wishes come true Forum Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey Management Company/ Owner: Multi Turkey Take Time and Tribute Madiba Fourways Mall Fourways, South Africa Management Company: JHI Properties (Pty) Ltd Owner: Accelerate Property Fund Limited Mall Wall Art Galeria Krakowska Kraków, Poland Management Company/Owner: ECE Management Galleria Arad Summer School Galleria Arad Arad, Romania Management Company/ Owner: GTC Romania Call of the Mall Hoog Catharijne Utrecht, The Netherlands Management Company/Owner: Corio Nederland Future Teachers Istanbul Cevahir Shopping and Entertainment Center Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: Pradera - AM PLC Owner: St Martins Property Corporation Ltd NASA, A Human Adventure Exhibition Marmara Forum Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: Multi Mall Management Owner: Multi Corporation BV & ARES Race For Life Meadowhall Sheffield, United Kingdom Management Company: Smith Young Owner: British Land MEGAsupport of Universiade's 2013 Volunteers movement MEGA Kazan Family shopping Centre Kazan, Russia Management Company: IKEA Shopping Centres Russia Owner: IKEA Discover Your Shape Port Lodz Lodz, Poland Management Company/Owner: Inter IKEA Centre Poland Children Course and Parents Workshops Q19 Shopping Center Vienna, Austria Management Company/Owner: SES European Shopping Centers I'll Never Abandon You Romaest Shopping Center Rome, Italy Management Company: Larry Smith s.r.l. Owner: Gemma s.r.l. Household Charity Days Shopping Complex Spice Riga, Latvia Management Company: "Tirdzniecibas centrs Pleskodale" Ltd. Owner: E.L.L. Real Estate Snow Festival in the Sunny City TARSUS Tarsu Shopping Center Tarsus, Turkey Management Company: Corio Türkiye Owner: Corio Türkiye Gromit Unleashed at The Mall The Mall at Cribbs Causeway Bristol, United Kingdom Management Company: CBRE Owner: JT Bayliss, INTU and M&G Golf for All Multi Mall Management Alges, Portugal 10.000 steps to stay healthy Cogest Retail Milano, Italy Grand Opening, Anniversary, Refurbishment or Extension Opening ceremony of Aéroville Aéroville Tremblay en France, France Management Company: Espace Expansion Owner: SCI Aéroville Guilt & Ganache 40th Birthday Anniversary Cavendish Square Claremont, Cape Town, South Africa Management Company: Old Mutual Property Owner: Old Mutual Life Assurance (SA) LTD and Business Venture Investment No 1360 (PTY) LTD Forum Gaziantep's: "Paris of the East" Grand Opening Forum Gaziantep Gaziantep, Turkey Management Company: Multi Development Turkey Owner: Forum Turkey Fund Mimosa Mall: Food Loves Fashion Week Mimosa Mall Bloemfontein, South Africa Management Company: Pareto Limited Owner: Pareto Limited We celebrate...YOU Oslo City Oslo, Norway Management Company: Oslo City AS Owner: DNB Naeringseiendom Launching Trinity Leeds Trinity Leeds Leeds, United Kingdom Management Company: Land Securities Group PLC Owner: Land Securities Group PLC Construction yard for kids Wijnegem Shopping Center Wijnegem, Belgium Management Company: Group Hugo Ceusters- SCMS Owner: CBRE and AXA Public Relations Do you want to go to Optimus Alive Music Festival? Alegro Alfragide Shopping Center Carnaxide, Portugal Management Company: Immochan Owner: Immochan / Auchan Taste of Winter Cavendish Square Claremont, Cape Town, South Africa Management Company: Old Mutual Property Owner: Old Mutual Life Assurance (SA) LTD and Business Venture Investment No 1360 (PTY) LTD Art Arrived at Colombo Andy Warhol - Icons Centro Colombo LisBoa, Portugal Management Company: Sierra Portugal S.A. Owner: Sonae Sierra / CBRE RPFI Fund Sicilia’s Got Talent Centro Sicilia Misterbianco, Italy Management Company: CBRE Owner: FELIX SRL Mickey makes the wishes come true Forum Istanbul Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: Multi Turkey Owner: Multi Turkey Superheros Galeries St Lambert Liège, Belgium Management Company: Group Hugo Ceusters- SCMS Owner: CBRE Global Investors Utilization of Empty Stores Golden Hall Athens, Greece Management Company: ECE-Lamda Hellas S.A. Owner: Lamda Development Kanyon's: "Locks of Love" KanyonK Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: Kanyon Yonetim Isletim ve Pazarlama Owner: Eczacibasi Holding and Is Real Estate Kanyon's: "Magic Bikes" Kanyon Istanbul, Turkey Management Company: Kanyon
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