BWL wins SABRE Gold Award for Best PR in West Africa

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7 years ago

BWL Agency has won the SABRE Gold Award for Public Relations at a dinner of the African Public Relations Association’s annual conference held in Gaborone, Botswana, recently.

Founded by a 30-year-old Ronke Bamisedun, BWL was awarded the Gold SABRE Award for Public Relations campaigns in Western Africa and have been awarded two certificates of excellence in two categories.

According to the Founder of the PR agency, Miss Bamisedun, “We were also shortlisted for the highest category of the award for best in show, the Platinum SABRE award together with some of the biggest brands in the world.

“BWL is a strategic brand development company composed of a team of young, bold and articulate communication consultants who build brands and help them deliver compelling campaigns that cut through the noise.

As an exclusive affiliate of top global communications agency, Grayling, BWL unique campaign for Jameson Connects Nigeria was part of the effort that earn them the Gold SABRE Awards and the Platinum SABRE Award shortlist.

“Also our swift campaign for Martell Cognac earned us certificates of excellence in the practice area categories: Marketing to consumers (new product) and food and beverage.

The SABRE (Superior Achievement in Branding, Reputation & Engagement) Awards is the world’s biggest Public Relations Awards Program, dedicated to benchmarking the best PR work from across the globe.

Receiving the award at the event, the Founder of BWL, Bamisedun, who is also a member of the elite 2018 class of Forbes’ 30 Most Promising Young Entrepreneurs in Africa said “We are ecstatic and humbled with our Gold SABRE Award and Excellence Certificates. This amazing accomplishment has been a great positive reinforcement for my team and I to renew our effort toward greatness.

“BWL have also been shortlisted as finalists for the upcoming SABRE EMEA, nominated for The Gold SABRE Award under the geographical category of Africa. The 2018 EMEA SABRE Awards shortlist was selected from over 2,500 global entries.”