Scout in the News & News from Scout.

Scout in the News & News from Scout.
BIRMINGHAM, February 8, 2010 – The American Advertising Federation Birmingham held its annual ADDY Gala at Old Car Heaven. Scout Branding won 18 ADDYs — 4 silver and 14 gold. Scout’s president/creative director, Paul Crawford, won Creative Director of the Year and Copywriter of the Year. Scout’s associate creative director, Ryan Gernenz, won Designer of the Year. [...]
BIRMINGHAM, January 27, 2010— Scout Branding Company has been hired by the Universal Postal Union to craft an awareness campaign about the risks of buying counterfeited or pirated medications, electronics and other items through the mail.
Scout will refer to their experience in creating the national campaign for the United States Postal Service to alert [...]
Birmingham, AL—Scout Branding was awarded Advertising Agency of the Year at the American Advertising Federation of Birmingham Peak Awards. The Peak Awards is an awards competition to honor top advertising professionals for their work and dedication in the advertising and marketing fields in the Birmingham area. The event is judged by experts from outside Alabama [...]
Scout Branding takes home 17 ADDY Awards Saturday night
BIRMINGHAM, AL – The American Advertising Federation Birmingham held its annual ADDY Gala at Soho in downtown Homewood. Scout Branding won 17 ADDYs — 14 silver and 3 gold. The three-person shop had the second highest total of ADDYs won Saturday night.
BIRMINGHAM, AL – The 50th Annual Addys award ceremony sponsored by the Birmingham Advertising Federation and recognizing excellence in 2007 advertising by Birmingham ad agencies, was held at B & A Warehouse Saturday night.
Scout in the Birmingham News – “Local Firm Develops Ads About Net Scams”
Lewis Communications’ award winning former creative director Paul Crawford launches new kind of branding and communications company.
BIRMINGHAM, AL – Scout is a new communications company that approaches each marketing assignment without any preconceived assumptions of what the marketing solution might be. This broader approach to branding comes as a result of more and more marketers voicing the need to look beyond traditional print and broadcast media, which is growing increasingly more fragmented.