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O’TOOLE CREATIVE AWARDS WINNERS & FINALISTS 1991-2007 The O'Tooles, named after the late AAAA president John O'Toole, are given for creative excellence In four categories: O’TooleBox, Agency Award, Multicultural Award, and Public Service. 2007 O’Toole Award Winners O’TOOLEBOX MULTICULTURAL AWARD First Place: Conill First Place: Bartle Bogle Hegarty (AXE Dry) Second Place: The Vidal Partnership Second Place: Crispin Porter + Bogusky Third Place: Bromley Communications (Slim Jim) Third Place: Crispin Porter + Bogusky (Burger King) Public Service Award—Broadcast First Place: Arnold/Crispin Porter + Large Agency Bogusky (jointly for “Truth”) Second Place: Y&R New York First Place: Ogilvy & Mather North America Third Place: McCann Erickson Second Place: BBDO New York Third Place: The Martin Agency PUBLIC SERVICE AWARD—PRINT MID-SIZED AGENCY First Place: Arnold/Crispin Porter + Bogusky (jointly for “Truth”) First Place: Bartle Bogle Hegarty Second Place: Blattner Brunner Second Place: Carmichael Lynch Third Place: McCann Erickson Third Place: Energy BBDO SMALL AGENCY First Place: Taxi, Inc. Second Place: Hoffman York Third Place: Pyper Paul + Kenney 2006 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD MULTICULTURAL AWARD Large Agencies First Place: Lápiz, A division of Leo Burnett Second Place: Spike DDB First Place: Crispin Porter + Bogusky Third Place: Conill Advertising USA Second Place: DDB U.S. Third Place: Cramer-Krasselt PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS Mid-Sized Agencies Broadcast First Place: Carmichael Lynch First Place: Martin|Williams, Inc. Second Place: Martin|Williams, Inc. Second Place: Lápiz, A division of Leo Burnett Third Place (tie): Blattner Brunner Third Place: WONGDOODY McKinney Print Small Agencies First Place: Clarity Coverdale Fury Second Place: Stone Ward First Place: Gabriel deGrood Bendt Third Place: Blattner Brunner Second Place: WONGDOODY Third Place: Bailey Lauerman 2005 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD MULTICULTURAL AWARD Large Agencies First Place: Bromley Communications Runner-Up: The Vidal Partnership First Place: Crispin Porter + Bogusky Finalist: Conill Los Angeles Runner-Up: Fallon Minneapolis Finalist: Arnold Worldwide PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS Mid-Sized Agencies Broadcast First Place: Eisner Communications First Place: WONGDOODY Runner-Up: DDB Los Angeles Runner-Up: McCann-Erickson Finalist: BBDO Chicago Finalist: Lowe Small Agencies Print First Place: Clarity Coverdale Fury First Place: Lowe Runner-Up: Hoffman York Inc. Runner-Up: Clarity Coverdale Fury Finalist: Lindsay, Stone & Briggs Finalist: WONGDOODY 2004 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD MULTICULTURAL AWARD Agencies With Billings of More Than First Place: Lápiz Integrated Hispanic Marketing $300 Million Runner-Up: Vigilante Finalists: DDB First Place: Burrell Communications Group Runner-Up: GSD&M Conill Advertising Finalists: SPIKE DDB Arnold Worldwide BBDO New York Campbell-Ewald PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS Carmichael Lynch Euro RSCG MVBMS Partners Broadcast Fallon First Place(tie): Leo Burnett Company kirshenbaum bond + partners and Lowe Mullen The Martin Agency Runner-Up: DDB Los Angeles McCann-Erickson Finalists: Ogilvy & Mather Campbell-Ewald J. Walter Thompson DDB New York Young & Rubicam New York DDB Seattle Gotham, New York The Kaplan Thaler Group Agencies With Billings Between WONGDOODY $30–$300 Million Print First Place: DeVito/Verdi First Place: Sawyer Riley Compton Runner-Up: Crispin Porter + Bogusky Runner-Up: GSD&M Finalists: Finalists: Bartle Bogle Hegarty Campbell-Ewald de la Cruz Ogilvy Publicis Sanchez & Levitan WongDoody Saatchi & Saatchi WongDoody Agencies With Billings of Less Than $30 Million The judges did not award first or second-place winners in this category. Finalists: Clarke Goward Advertising Eisner Underground Gabriel deGrood Bendt One and All, LLC Zehnder Communications 2003 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS Agency With Billings of More Than Print $300 Million Winner: Martin/Williams, Minneapolis Runner-Up: Martin/Williams, Minneapolis Winner: Fallon, Minneapolis Runner-Up: Ogilvy & Mather North America Finalists: Finalists: Campbell-Ewald Advertising, Warren, MI BBDO New York Cramer-Krasselt, Chicago DDB Worldwide Euro RSCG MVBMS Partners, New York Foote, Cone & Belding Broadcast GSD&M, Austin, TX Winner: DeVito/Verdi, New York The Martin Agency, Richmond, VA Runner-Up: DeVito/Verdi, New York McCann-Erickson New York Finalists: Young & Rubicam New York Arnold Worldwide, Boston Campbell-Ewald Advertising, Warren, MI Agency With Billings Between $30-$300 Million Winner (tie): Carmichael Lynch, Minneapolis and Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Miami Runner-Up: DeVito/Verdi, New York Finalists: Bartle Bogle Hegarty, New York Clarity Coverdale Fury, Minneapolis Agency w/Billings Less Than $30 million Winner: Sawyer Riley Compton, Atlanta Runner-Up: Gabriel deGrood Bendt, Minneapolis Finalists: Bailey Lauerman, Lincoln, NE Kruskopf Olson Advertising, Minneapolis MULTICULTURAL AWARD Winner: The Vidal Partnership, New York Runner-Up: Campbell-Ewald Advertising, Warren, MI Finalists; Burrell, Chicago Carol H. Williams Advertising, Oakland, CA Kang & Lee Advertising, New York 2002 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD Agency With Billings of Less Than $30 Million Agency With Billings of More Than $300 Million Winner: Gabriel deGrood Bendt, Minneapolis Runner-Up: Sawyer Riley Compton, Atlanta Winner: BBDO New York Finalists: Clarke Goward Advertising, Boston Runner-Up: Leo Burnett USA, Chicago Finalists: Arnold McGrath Worldwide, New York MULTICULTURAL AWARD Arnold Worldwide, Boston Winner: Burrell Communications Group, Chicago Campbell-Ewald Advertising, Warren, MI Cramer-Krasselt, Chicago Runner-Up: Campbell-Ewald Advertising, DDB Chicago Warren, MI Fallon Worldwide, Minneapolis Finalists: Foote, Cone & Belding, Chicago cruz/kravetz: IDEAS, Los Angeles GSD&M, Austin, TX E. Morris Communications, Chicago Lowe, New York Muse Cordero Chen & Partners, Los Angeles McCann-Erickson, New York Vigilante, New York Ogilvy & Mather, New York Young & Rubicam New York Agency With Billings Between $30-$300 Million Winner: Carmichael Lynch, Minneapolis Runner-Up: Publicis in Mid America, Dallas Finalists: Clarity Coverdale Fury, Minneapolis DeVito/Verdi, New York Hampel Stefanides, New York The Kaplan Thaler Group, New York E. James White Communications, Herndon, VA 2001 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD MULTICULTURAL AWARD Agency With Billings of More Than Winner: Ornelas & Associates, Dallas $300 Million Runner-Up: Vigilante, New York Finalist: Lápiz, A division of Leo Burnett, Chicago Winner: Fallon Minneapolis Runner-Up: BBDO New York Finalist: Ogilvy & Mather, New York PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS Print Agency With Billings Between $30-$300 Winner: DeVito/Verdi, New York Million Runner-Up:The Martin Agency. Richmond, VA Finalists: The STAR Group, Cherry Hill, NJ Winner: Carmichael Lynch, Minneapolis Runner-Up: Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Miami Broadcast Finalists: DeVito/Verdi, New York Winner: Saatchi & Saatchi, New York Runner-Up: Martin/Williams Advertising, Minneapolis Agency With Billings of Less Than Finalist: Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Miami $30 Million Winner: Mad Dogs & Englishmen, New York Runner-Up: Gabriel Diericks Razidlo, Minneapolis Finalist: Siegelgale, New York 2000 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD Finalists: The Chisholm-Mingo Group, Inc., New York Agency Offices with Billings of More Muse Cordero Chen & Partners, Los Angeles Than $30 million Winner: Lowe Lintas & Partners, New York Hispanic-American Runner-Up: Arnold Communications, Inc., Winner: Conill Advertising, New York Boston Runner-Up: Ornelas & Associates, Dallas Finalists: Finalists: BBDO New York Bates USA/South, Miami Carmichael Lynch, Minneapolis The Bravo Group, New York Cliff Freeman & Partners, New York Siboney USA, Dallas Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Miami DDB Chicago Other Multicultural DDB Dallas Winner: Admerasia, New York Fitzgerald + Co., Atlanta Runner-Up: Kang & Lee Advertising, New York Foote, Cone & Belding, San Francisco Goldberg Moser O'Neill, San Francisco GSD&M, Austin, TX PUBLIC SERVICE AWARDS The Martin Agency, Richmond, VA Martin/Williams Advertising, Minneapolis Print Mullen, Wenham, MA Winner: Sawyer Riley Compton, Atlanta Publicis, Dallas Runner-Up: Fitzgerald + Co., Atlanta Finalists: asher&partners, Los Angeles Agency Offices with Billings of Less Austin Kelley Advertising, Atlanta Than $30 million Leo Burnett USA, Chicago Clarity Coverdale Fury, Minneapolis Winner: DeVito/Verdi, New York DeVito/Verdi, New York Runner-Up: Eisner Communications, Baltimore Gabriel Diericks Razidlo, Minneapolis WestWayne, Inc., Atlanta Finalists: Dweck!, New York Broadcast Freebairn & Co., Atlanta Winner: Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Miami Hoffman York Pacific, Laguna Hills, CA Runner-Up: MARC Advertising, Pittsburgh Lawler Ballard Van Durand, Birmingham, AL Pagano, Schenck & Kay, Boston Finalists: Russell & Herder Advertising, Brainerd, MN asher&partners, Los Angeles Ira Thomas Associates, Youngstown, OH Leo Burnett USA, Chicago Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Miami GSD&M, Austin, TX MULTICULTURAL AWARDS McConnaughy Stein Schmidt Brown, Chicago Richardson, Myers & Donofrio, Inc., Baltimore African-American J. Walter Thompson, Chicago Winner:Vigilante, New York Carol H. Williams Advertising, Oakland, CA Runner-Up: E. Morris Communications, Inc., Chicago 1999 O’Toole Award Winners AGENCY AWARD MULTICULTURAL AWARDS (Continued) Agencies with Billings More than Hispanic-American $30 million Winners (tie): Bromley Aguilar & Associates, Winner: BBDO New York San Antonio,
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