Attaché Receives 2010 Summit Creative Award
Columbus, OH—Attaché, Inc. is the recipient of a 2010 Summit Creative Award for outstanding creative achievement in the Industry Self Promotion category. The Clintonville-based company won a bronze award for its Cabin Fever Survival Kit—a post-holiday winter gift sent to Attaché clients and friends.
Mirroring the company's motto, "abandon convention," the kit was sent in lieu of a typical Christmas gift. The Cabin Fever Survival Kit, described by its creators as "a big hug in a box," included a popcorn bowl overflowing with "provisions" intended to help recipients overcome the winter blahs: toys, puzzles, games, snacks, reading material, movies and a fleece blanket.
The Summit Creative Award acknowledges and applauds the creative achievements of marketing and advertising firms and professionals. In this 16th year of the competition twenty-two countries submitted nearly 4,100 entries—all of which competed against each other. According to the Summit International Award website, entries were judged based on the "the strength of the big idea, the quality of execution and the ability to communicate and persuade the target audience."
This is the fifth Summit Creative Award win for Attaché. In 2008 the company received silver in the Business-to-Business Mixed Media Campaign category and bronze in the Transit/Airport/Subway Signs category. Attaché also received silver in the Poster category in 2007 as well as bronze in the Consumer Media Campaign category in 2006.
