COMS360 Wins Multiple TOP Awards At 4th ASEAN PR Excellence Awards

The Award was participated by top-tier companies and agencies in Southeast Asia recognized outstanding PR campaigns and professionals in the region. The agency is part of the PAGEONE Group’s network of agencies that cater to local and multinational companies in the Philippines and in Asia Pacific. The Agency’s PR campaigns also clinched the Best PR Campaigns (Diamond), Best Communication Use of Social Media (Diamond), and Best PR Program (Diamond).

COMS360 President Vonj Tingson, expressed his gratitude and attributed the triumph to the collective efforts of the Group. “We share these awards with everyone in Coms360 and with everybody in our network of agencies in the PAGEONE Group. These awards are true testament to their dedication to the craft and to their excellence. Truly, their genius is remarkable.

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