Mower is thrilled to announce its 21 wins for seven client campaigns—including one submission from Sun Chemical that reached final consideration for Best of Show—at the Buffalo AAF Advertising Awards celebration on March 8.
The awards ceremony, held at Buffalo’s Villa Maria College, honored excellence in Western New York advertising and brought together the creative and strategic thinkers who make that work possible. The show’s theme was Camp Wannawinanaddy, and Mower stayed on theme with the second-most award wins of the evening. A comprehensive list of Mower’s wins is below, and you can view all award recipients here.
- Gold – Guardians of Hope, Online Film & Sound
- Gold – Transitions Lens Center Kiosk, Point of Purchase
- Gold – Sun Chemical OOH Poster Campaign
- Gold – Sun Chemical, Advertising Campaign
- Gold – Sun Chemical, Illustration Single
- Gold – Sun Chemical, Illustration Series
- Silver – Allegheny Health Network, Specialty Advertising
- Silver – Allegheny Health Network, Print Advertising
- Silver – Allegheny Health Network, Online Film & Sound
- Silver – Food Bank of CNY, Film, Video & Sound
- Silver – Net Zero, Logo Design
- Silver – Sun Chemical, Magazine Campaign
- Silver – Sun Chemical, Magazine Full Page
- Silver – Sun Chemical, OOH Single Poster
- Silver – Loretto, Social Media Campaign
- Silver – Transitions Lens Center Kiosk, Virtual Reality Tools
- Silver – Transitions Lens Center Kiosk, Digital Creative Technology
- Silver – Transitions, User Experience
- Silver – Sun Chemical, Promotional Banner
- Silver -Sun Chemical, Integrated Advertising Campaign
- Silver – Loretto, Integrated Advertising Campaign (Local)
About AAF
Established in 1905, the American Advertising Federation (AAF), acts as the “Unifying Voice for Advertising.” Its membership is comprised of more than 60 corporate members made up of the nation’s leading advertisers, agencies, and media companies; a national network of 150 local clubs representing 35,000 advertising professionals; and more than 140 college chapters with 4,000 student members.