Last night, we had the honour of sponsoring the 2025 Media Week Awards, rubbing shoulders with the brightest minds, boldest campaigns, and fiercest innovators across the media industry. It was an evening to remember, from a champagne-fueled arrival to closing applause, the event delivered in every sense.

As a sponsor, our presence went beyond branding: we were part of the narrative, part of the community that supports and elevates media excellence. But above all, we were celebrating our success – celebrating our shortlisted campaigns that validate our hard work, creativity, and strategic impact.

We celebrated the talent driving our industry forward and raised a glass to the campaigns that are shaping what’s next. It was also a proud moment for our teams, with Reach recognised among this year’s winners:

Silver: CALM – “Missed Birthdays” (with the7stars, Adam & Eve/DDB, Hope & Glory, Mail Metro Media, DCM, Pearl & Dean, Clearchannel, JCDecaux & ITV)

Bronze: Tesco – “Stronger Starts” (in partnership with the Mirror, championing children’s well-being through Reach’s media support)

These accolades reflect our belief in the power of partnership, combining creativity, scale and purpose to deliver meaningful impact.

A huge congratulations to PHD, winner of both Media Agency of the Year and Agency Partner of the Year – two richly deserved awards that recognise their creativity, collaboration, and industry-leading impact. We were proud to sponsor these categories and celebrate PHD’s outstanding success on the night.

Beyond the trophies, the evening was a reminder of what makes our industry thrive: collaboration, curiosity, and community. As we reflect, we move forward even more inspired, connected, and ready to build on this momentum as we head into another exciting year of innovation and storytelling.

A huge thank you to the Media Week Awards team for hosting a spectacular celebration, and to everyone who stopped by our 360 Booth to share in the fun. Here’s to the ideas and partnerships that keep this industry shining.

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