Investment Week reveals winners of Investment Marketing & Innovation Awards 2023

Ceremony in London on 7 July

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Investment Week, Professional Adviser and Professional Pensions were delighted to honour the winners of the Investment Marketing & Innovation Awards 2023 at a special ceremony in London on 7 July.

The awards were open to global businesses and marketing agencies, while categories ranged from marketing & proposition development, thought leadership & content marketing, through to digital marketing. There were a number of new categories this year including: Sales and Marketing Alignment, Best Response to Change, Diversity and Inclusion in Marketing, Agency of the Year and Rising Star of the Year. Entries were judged by a panel of experts, drawn from across the investment industry. You can find out more about the panel here. When choosing the winners, the judges were looking for ...

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