PAGEONE Makes It Five Straight At The Philippine Quill Awards

PAGEONE’s five straight Agency of the Year wins show that lasting recognition depends on raising standards rather than simply reaching them once.

PAGEONE has been named Agency of the Year at the Philippine Quill Awards for the fifth consecutive year, taking home 39 trophies at the 22nd edition of the prestigious communications awards.

The agency also received the Top Award in Division 1: Communication Management and the Top Award in Division 2: Communication Research, while Advocacy Partners Asia was named 1st Runner-Up for Company of the Year.

For PAGEONE, the fifth consecutive Agency of the Year title represents more than another addition to its awards record. It reflects the challenge of sustaining a high standard of work across different clients, campaigns and communication environments.

“Winning Agency of the Year once is an achievement. Receiving it for five consecutive years places a different responsibility on us,” said Dr. Ron F. Jabal, APR, Chairman and CEO of PAGEONE Group. “It tells us that the standard cannot simply be reached. It has to be raised year after year.”

PAGEONE President and COO Vonj Tingson said the five-year run is ultimately a product of consistency across the organization.

“You cannot sustain this kind of recognition through one great campaign or one exceptional year,” Tingson said. “It takes teams that show up with the same discipline, creativity and commitment every day, and clients who continue to trust us to do work that matters.”

The Philippine Quill Awards, organized by IABC Philippines, recognizes excellence in strategic communication using standards aligned with IABC’s global framework.

For PAGEONE, the latest recognition reinforces a principle that continues to guide its work: Reputation is our License to Operate.

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