Testimonials

If you want a good reson to enter, you only have to read the testimonials below to see why these awards are  valued by the digital industry.

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"2010 will be the fourth year I have chaired the DADI awards and it is one of the highlights of my year. I love pulling together a diverse range of judges from clients and agencies across Europe to pass judgement on the work submitted. The standard of entries has been improving year-on-year and selfishly I have invited previous winners of DADI awards to work with me on my www.digitalpodge.co.uk website and they have helped me raise the bar even further."
Phil Jones, Realtime Consultancy and Chairman of the Judging Panel 

 “Winning the DADI Agency of the Year Award has been tremendously beneficial to our business. It has publically recognised the great work carried out by our people and the results we achieve for our clients.
“It has helped strengthen our position within the market as one of the UK’s leading digital agencies and has on a number of occasions also led to us being invited to pitch for, and win, new business. The DADIs were certainly worth the effort of entering and we will be looking to see if we can retain our title again this year.”
Nigel Hunter, Managing Director, fuse8 and Digital Agency of the Year 2009


‘We were honoured and delighted to be awarded the 2009 Grand Prix Dadi Award – to get the recognition for the quality of work that we produce for first direct. For us, it was the icing on the cake after a bountiful night of awards including Best Podcast, Best Financial Services website and Creative Individual of the Year for our very own Chris Hemingway. 2009 was a fantastic year for us and this is reflected in the new glassware collected on the night. Normally a more modest bunch, we certainly celebrated our wins with some serious partying at the DADIs event – looking forward to the next one already!”
Karen Lewis, Account Director at MadeByPi

"Some of the work we saw was terrible. Most of it was very good. Some of it was absolutely superb. The winning entries, particularly the grand prix and chairman's award, were fantastic examples of the breadth of creativity within the digital space - from a bespoke social network for clients of an online bank to a viral for fast food, the scope of what we can all play with within the digital space was superbly illustrated.”
Adam Sefton, Reading Room and 2009 Judge

"Winning the Chairman’s Award for our series of virals for Rustlers Burgers was a real boost for everyone involved. The client took a risk with a brave idea and it’s gratifying to see this bravery and the agency’s creativity recognised not only by the tens of thousands of downloads but also by such a prestigious panel of judges. I’m happy to report it’s created an even greater appetite for viral content."
Charlotte Thompson,  BJL and 2009 Chairman’s Award winner


"Winning the Best Public Sector website in 2009 for The Open University's 'Devolve Me' reflected both DigForFireDMG’s digital expertise and creativity as well as demonstrating the innovative learning approach The Open University offers. The importance of DADI awards to recognise such effective and innovative strategies is hugely beneficial in today's business environment. And what a great accolade too for Darwin in the 150th anniversary year of the publication of 'On The Origin of Species'!
Sue Wood, DigForFireDMG and winner of Best Public Sector Website 2009