See the 110 APAC industry experts selected to serve on Spikes’ 15 juries. The region’s top industry awards programme is currently open for entries.
Spikes Asia has announced its full jury lineup for 2023, following the unveiling of its jury presidents earlier this year. No fewer than 110 industry experts from across Asia-Pacific have been selected to serve on the 15 juries that make up the region's most prestigious and coveted creativity and marketing effectiveness awards programme across multiple categories.
As this year's jurors return to in-person judging in Singapore for the first time since 2019, new representation from global brands such as TikTok and Reckitt will be included for the first time, as well as Spikes' first juror from Cambodia.
“The Spikes Asia Awards set the future focus of the industry and we are delighted to welcome such esteemed jury members to represent the Spikes Awards in 2023 and ensure that the creative benchmark for Asia Pacific is set," said Spikes Asia's events director Jenny Lau. To resume in-person judging this year truly amplifies the judging experience for each jury member. We are extremely grateful to our jurors for their time, dedication and expertise and look forward to welcoming them back to Singapore.”
Spikes Asia is currently open for awards entries. Entry kits are available here.
The juries have been announced as follows:
Brand Experience & Activation and Creative Commerce Jury
Creative Data and Innovation Jury
Creative Effectiveness Jury
Design and Industry Craft Jury
Digital Craft and Mobile Jury
Direct and Outdoor Jury
Entertainment and Music Jury
Film Jury
Film Craft Jury
Healthcare Jury
Media Jury
PR Jury
Print & Publishing and Radio & Audio Jury
Social & Influencer Jury
Strategy & Effectiveness Jury
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