Team Y&R Jordan named finalist again at Dubai Lynx Awards

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The company was short listed for the ad it designed for the campaign of the Royal Society for the Conservation of Nature; 'Don't Ruin the Image of Jordan'.

'Our nomination for the second year in a row is a source of delight for the Team Y&R staff in Jordan. We are proud to have reached this position in a highly competitive contest such as the Dubai Lynx Awards, for the second consecutive year,' Team Y&R Chief Executive Officer Sharif Abukhadra commented on the company's nomination.

He continued: 'This is an acknowledgment of the high standards and originality of Team Y&R Jordan. Such repeated nomination is an incentive for our company to continue and further develop its journey of creativity and excellence'.

Countries from the MENA region took part in the Dubai Lynx Awards where only 513 entries out of 2023 submitted entries made it to the shortlist.

Of the short listed entries submitted to the competition, 195 are in Print, 67 TV/Cinema, 109 Outdoor, 50 Direct, 26 Interactive, 32 Radio, 29 in Media and 5 Integrated.

Abukhadra further highlighted that Team Y&R Jordan was the only advertising agency in Jordan to be selected as a finalist at the Dubai Lynx Awards for the second year running, stressing that this underlines the company's leadership in the Jordanian market.

The Dubai Lynx Awards, is an advertising competition for the Middle East and North Africa, organized by the world renowned International Advertising Festival, organizers of Cannes Lions and the Eurobest Awards, the prestigious international events for awarding creativity in the marketing communications industry.

Team Y&R Jordan is one of the leading agencies of The Holding Group (THG) Jordan, the Middle East's largest marketing communications conglomerate, which also includes advertising agencies Intermarkets and Objects, direct marketing agency Wunderman, media buying arm Media Edge:CIA, and public relations firms ASDA'A and Polaris.