NEWS2 July 2013
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UK — ABA Research has won the Agency of the Year award from Aura, the industry networking and best practice group for clientside research and insight professionals.
ABA also won a new award, the Trusted Advisor award, which recognises the agency which “goes beyond the call of duty” to help deliver a client’s agenda.
[Editor’s note: ABA was one of two winners of the 2012 MRS Award for Best Agency. Entries for this year’s awards are now open.]
Quadrangle won the Commercial Acumen award while Flamingo won the Communication award.
Ben Tuttle, Aura’s events director, said: “These awards are not decided by a panel of experts. Every single one of our 170 member companies and 600 individual members had the opportunity to have their say.”
Other award winners:
Pictured: CEO and founder of ABA Research Alison Bainbridge
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