\n<\/p>\n
Lyndon Barends, MD of Strategic Partnerships and Events at
\nArena Holdings, has hinted at potential updates to the awards format.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Barends says,\u00a0“We are evaluating the categories to ensure they remain relevant to the
\nevolving media landscape. There is also potential for introducing new awards
\nand combining certain categories to better reflect industry shifts.
\nAdditionally, we are working on revamping the Awards evening experience to make
\nit even more memorable.”<\/p>\n
Since 2010, the MOST Awards <\/em>says it\u00a0has honoured service excellence The awards says that most recent winners are industry leaders who have The MOST Awards<\/em>\u00a0says that as it prepares for an updated “Media agencies and media owners can expect to be contacted The awards conclude by encouraging industry stakeholders looking for sponsorship or showcase For more information, visit www.arenaevents.africa<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n *Image courtesy of contributor<\/em><\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\nacross Digital, Print, TV, Radio and Out-of-Home (OOH)<\/em> categories, with the
\nfollowing awards being made:<\/p>\n\n
\nindividual contribution).<\/em><\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\ndemonstrated exceptional service, innovation and impact include media
\nowners like eTV, Mediamark, Relativ Media, heed, Media24 Lifestyle Magazines,
\nSpark Media, Ster-Kinekor Sales, Whisper Media and Tractor Outdoor; and media agencies including Carat, Alphabet Soup and The MediaShop.<\/p>\n
\nedition in 2025, the industry is invited to take part in shaping this
\ncelebration of excellence.<\/p>\n
\nby FGI as they gather industry feedback to ensure a comprehensive and
\ndata-driven evaluation of excellence in the sector. Industry professionals are
\nencouraged to participate and respond when approached to contribute to this
\nvital research,” says Barends.<\/p>\n
\nopportunities to reach out to Morgan-Fey Darnbrough at [email\u00a0protected]<\/span><\/a>.<\/p>\n