| May 24, 2006
MRP
extends its streak at BMA Impact Awards
Stamford, Connecticut Marquardt & Roche and Partners
won six titles at the Business Marketing Association Impact Awards
the BMA's creative contest for New York metro, Philadelphia
metro, Connecticut and New Jersey advertising agencies and their
clients.
For the third consecutive year, MRP won more business-to-business
creative awards than any other firm in the competition. The agency
won three first-place "Impact Awards" and three "Judges Awards"
for its advertising, flat direct mail, dimensional direct mail,
posters and distributor sales brochures:
Four-color page ads: Two awards were achieved in the advertising
category for FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA. Ads entitled "Introducing
the Newest Wave of Digital X-ray" and "One Small Step for Fuji"
each promoted Fuji's renowned digital x-ray equipment to distinct
target audiences.
Single mailing piece: MRP's 25-year-long relationship
with the New York based Copper Development Association was rewarded
with an Impact Award for a mail campaign titled "Inside Information
on Flow Rates". The flat mailer informed members of the commercial
construction community to consider the flow rate advantages that
copper tube holds over plastic pipe when specifying plumbing materials.
Mailings with Premiums Under $25: Again for ten-year client
FUJIFILM Medical Systems USA, a dimensional mailer playing with
the Field of Dreams movie theme promoted Fuji's enhanced equipment
servicing capabilities with the teaser, "If it breaks, we will
come." The Impact Award winning box included a "stress ball" designed
to look like a major league baseball.
Poster: FUJIFILM's new digital x-ray equipment for veterinarians
won an Impact Award for a poster presented at veterinary trade
shows. The poster shows a whimsical x-ray of a sitting dog over
the headline, "Digital x-ray, unleashed."
Distributor Sales Materials: Fuji's affiliation with Stryker,
the preeminent orthopedic products distributor, was promoted with
an award-winning digital x-ray product brochure designed to catch
the attention of individual orthopedic practices. The headline,
under a photo of a knee x-ray, reads, "Introducing hospital-quality
digital x-ray for joints like yours."
In addition to the above clients, over the last three years the
agency had also won awards for Duracell, JVC, SCHOTT North America,
Goodway Technologies and Nexstar Financial. MRP's president, Howard
Meditz, smugly noted, "Three years running, the most awards by
any agency. That's good enough for the time being." He then tripped
while walking away, totally destroying the moment.
We invite you to look at our work: www.MRP-Website.com
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