Investment Week reveals shortlist for Investment Marketing & Innovation Awards 2023

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Investment Week is pleased to announce the finalists for the Investment Marketing & Innovation Awards 2023.

With seven new categories for 2023, including Best Response to Change, Agency of the Year and Rising Star, these awards recognise the individuals, teams, and leaders who have delivered outstanding campaigns amidst the challenging market environment of 2022.  It isn't just about creativity. In a post-pandemic environment, innovation has been crucial, and our finalists have inspired with unique content concepts, brand missions and ground-breaking strategies.  The awards were open to global businesses and marketing agencies, while categories ranged from marketing & proposition developmen...

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