ABOUT

The Brand Impact Awards are judged in two distinct streams – Branding Programmes and Branded Campaigns – and according to sector, with 24 different categories including fashion, sport, entertainment, culture and not-for-profit. This means that the work will be judged within the category that it was designed for, alongside other pieces of that nature, and gives standout work in traditionally conservative fields a chance to shine.
 
The panel will be looking for consistent quality of concept, design and execution across a number of touchpoints of a brand. The entries will need to meet three main criteria: 

- A strong, compelling concept that's appropriate for the client
- Beautiful and consistent execution across two or more brand touchpoints
​- Branding that stands head and shoulders above the rest of its market sector

Our special awards

In addition to the category shortlist, highly commended, winners and Best of Show we also have two special awards.
 
The Social Impact Award is designed to reward the positive influence that a piece of branding can have — in other words, how design can make a real difference to the world. 
 
The Collaboration Award acknowledges the fact that the best branding solutions are often born out of fruitful collaborations — with craft specialists, other agencies, the client, or even the general public.

What makes the BIAs different? 

Projects are judged by market sector, so your work is put in the context for which it was designed.
As well as branding from the ground up, we also accept campaigns that extend or enhance existing brands.
Judges will be looking for consistent quality of idea and execution across two or more brand touchpoints.

Why enter the BIAs?

  • Gain recognition within the industry and beyond for the talents of your team.
 
  • Show potential clients a fuller picture of what you can do, enhance your reputation and demonstrate your point of difference.
 
  • Show clients that you have a ‘joined up’ approach to their branding needs.
  • Celebrate the collaboration between yourself and your client that has resulted in great branding work – a sure way to win repeat orders.
 
  • All shortlisted entries will appear in a special extended feature in Computer Arts. 
 
  • If you are shortlisted, images of your work will also be displayed on the Creative Bloq website from September, and further information about the project will be added after the awards ceremony. ​​​​​​​