Thai brand experience agency, Gorilla Company Limited, has triumphantly climbed the ladder of recognition, clinching a staggering 16 prestigious awards at the 2024 Eventex Awards and Event Marketing Awards. This remarkable achievement underscores Gorilla’s unparalleled creative prowess, propelling the Bangkok-based agency to the forefront of the global brand experience industry.
The illustrious Eventex Awards, which exalt creativity, innovation, and effectiveness across various industries, saw Gorilla Company snagging a whopping 11 awards. Their pièce de résistance, the “Volvo EX30 Thailand Launch,” earned top honors, including the coveted Platinum Award for Best Brand Experience in the Automotive category. The campaign also bagged multiple Gold Awards in categories like Immersive Experience and Product Launch. Pitted against a staggering 1,207 projects from 62 different countries, Gorilla Company’s stellar performance secured them an impressive third place overall in the Top Agency Winners category.
Not stopping there, the agency also dazzled at the 2024 Event Marketing Awards, organized by Campaign Asia-Pacific. They walked away with five additional accolades, recognizing the trailblazing creativity and innovation imbued in the “Volvo EX30 Thailand Launch” project. This groundbreaking campaign claimed Gold for Best Product Launch and Silver for Best Creative Idea, further solidifying Gorilla’s status as a leader in the industry.
“We are incredibly proud to be recognized at both the Eventex Awards and Event Marketing Awards,” beamed Tawadchai Niemwiwad, Founder and CEO of Gorilla Company Limited. “Over the past 18 years, we’ve had the privilege to work with clients across various industries, approaching every project with unwavering dedication and an insatiable thirst for new ideas. This recognition is a glowing testament to our team’s relentless hard work and boundless creativity.”
Thawadchai also highlighted the burgeoning potential of Thailand’s brand experience industry, stating, “Thailand’s brand experience agencies rank among the best worldwide in terms of creativity and execution. It’s high time we showcased our talents on a global stage, and these awards demonstrate that our industry is well-prepared to support international businesses with world-class solutions.”
Gorilla’s award-winning “Volvo EX30 Thailand Launch” campaign was a collaborative triumph with Volvo Car Thailand, shepherded by the keen vision of Managing Director Chris Wailes. The project not only catapulted the Volvo brand to new heights within Thailand but also earned significant international acclaim.
For those eager to delve deeper into the creative genius of Gorilla Company, visit their official website at www.gorillawww.com.
Wow, 16 awards! That’s really impressive. I didn’t know Thailand had such a strong presence in the brand experience industry.
Yes, it’s amazing how much talent there is globally that we don’t usually hear about.
True, but is it really that surprising? Asia has been a hotbed for creativity for a while now.
Fair point, Mark. We probably need to pay more attention to international markets.
Awards are nice and all, but do they translate to actual consumer impact? That’s the real question.
That’s a good point. But I think the success of these campaigns speaks for itself.
Exactly. If they’re winning awards, they’re likely impacting consumers too.
Gorilla Company Limited is getting more recognition than some big Western firms. Kind of puts things in perspective.
Absolutely, Paul. It’s also a reminder that innovation can come from anywhere.
But how much of this is just marketing fluff? Awards can sometimes be more about self-congratulation than actual innovation.
True, but the competition was stiff. Outperforming over a thousand projects from 62 countries isn’t a small feat.
I agree with both sides. Innovation can come from anywhere, but sometimes awards don’t tell the whole story.
Thailand is becoming a major player on the global stage. Proud to see them shine!
Totally! I think we’re going to see more Asian countries excelling in global industries soon.
Yes, Michael! It’s exciting to see the shift in global dynamics.
I think it’s long overdue. The West has dominated these fields for too long.
I think it’s nice they’ve won so many awards, but can they maintain this level of quality going forward?
That’s a good point. Keeping the momentum will be challenging.
Exactly. It’s one thing to win, another to consistently perform at that level.
Volvo really hit it out of the park with this collaboration. Seems like a smart move for their brand.
We need more collaborations like this in the automotive industry. Keeps things fresh.
I’m skeptical of these awards. Are they really an indicator of a company’s value?
I see where you’re coming from, but they must mean something if they’re so sought after.
Maybe, but I still think we should look at other metrics too.
The CEO’s comments about Thailand’s potential are spot on. There’s so much untapped talent there.
Awards are great for publicity, but let’s see how they leverage this recognition to grow their business.
Growth isn’t just about awards but they do help in opening doors.
Absolutely. Let’s hope they can capitalize on this momentum.
It’s reassuring to see creativity being acknowledged, especially in such a competitive field.
This is exactly what the new world economy looks like. Talent and innovation can come from anywhere.
So true. It’s a global village!
I agree. It’s inspiring to see.
16 awards in one go? That seems almost too good to be true. How does one agency manage that?
It’s called hard work and relentless creativity, Alan.
I guess so, but it still feels like a monumental task.
Gorilla’s victory is a wake-up call to Western agencies. Better step up the game!
Can’t wait to see what Gorilla does next. They’ve set the bar pretty high now.