Raising the flag of the Philippines in other parts of the world, three Filipinos have been chosen to be part of the juries for the upcoming Asia-Pacific Effie Awards this year. <\/p>\n
As the APAC Effie Awards are now accepting entries from companies and organizations worldwide, the prestigious award-giving body also announced its juries for this year. <\/p>\n
Among the juries that are carefully curated from all over the world, a total of three individuals from the Philippines were included to judge the entries from these businesses. <\/p>\n
Gutierrez is the Chief Strategy Officer of the McCann Worldgroup Philippines, a marketing services company in the country. For over 20 years, she was able to have various experiences in brand strategies as she was able to work with regional and global brands. <\/p>\n
As a strategist, she disclosed that the data has a huge role in making an effective strategy for a business. <\/p>\n
Award-winning and the Chief Executive Officer of VML Philippines Golda Roldan also made it to the list of this year\u2019s APAC Effie Awards. Roldan was known to have a huge impact when it came to marketing communications in the country as she participated in the discussions for 4As Philippines and the Ad Standards Council. <\/p>\n
With her experience in previous award events and catering to over four \u2018Agency of the Year\u2019 recognitions, she is then dedicated to seeing more campaigns this year that do not only help companies but also society.<\/p>\n
Recognized by international award-giving bodies as the leading Creative Director in the Philippines, Rey Tiempo has created names in different local industries namely the Publicis Groupe, VMLY&R, Dentsu, BBDO, and Leo Burnett wherein he catered his outstanding advertising skills. <\/p>\n
Tiempo is also the President of the Creative Guild of the Philippines wherein gathers all the prominent personalities in advertising and creative fields to share their insights about their businesses, inspiring others. <\/p>\n
The three Filipino juries are alongside other panels that came from other parts of Asia-Pacific countries such as Taiwan, Australia, and Japan. <\/p>\n