Arnold Worldwide’s DC Office And The Bahamas Ministry Of Tourism Win Big At 2010 Addy Awards

A portion of one of the Billboard Advertising Signs placed on I-95 in South Florida

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Washington (March 18)—Arnold Worldwide’s Washington DC office and The Bahamas Ministry of Tourism were recognized for creative excellence at The Advertising Club of Metropolitan Washington (DC Ad Club) 2010 ADDY® Awards, on March 17th.  In its 42nd year, this annual reception and awards presentation was attended by over 350 area advertising and media professionals.

Arnold and The Ministry of Tourism won 4 Gold ADDYs and 1 Silver ADDY for Outdoor, Print and Radio advertising done over the last year.

“We are so pleased to see the work we’ve done with the Ministry of Tourism be recognized at the show this year.  It’s a testament to the great talent of the agency and the great relationship we have with the Ministry of Tourism,” said Karen Riordan, President of Arnold DC. 


The Tourism/Arnold advertising team displays their work and awards.

Arnold Worldwide took home the most awards of the night, with a total of 53.  The agency was honored with 29 Gold ADDY® Awards, 22 Silver ADDY® Awards, plus Best of Category Print and Best of Category Collateral.

The ADDY® Awards Competition is a three-tiered national competition conducted annually by the American Advertising Federation (AAF), its chapters, and districts. With 60,000 entries nationwide, the ADDY® Awards Competition is the advertising industry's largest and most representative competition for creative excellence. Winners from the DC Ad Club ADDY® Awards will go on to compete against other winning entries from District Two, which includes New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Washington, DC.