A History of CEBA - Twelve Years of Excellence

In 1995, American Business Media brought together some of the top advertising minds in the nation to recognize the brilliance of business-to-business advertising, and the CEBA awards were born.

With early guidance by legendary creative Jay Schulberg and agency power CEO David Bell, the awards quickly came to represent the value, creativity, and impact business advertising has on industries across the globe.

But the CEBAs represent more than business-to-business and a $25,000 grand prize, they have become a gold standard of creative recognized by advertising peers and clients alike, and highlight the breadth, reach, and innovation of some of the world’s top agencies. And, as in 2001, when Carmichael Lynch won the Grand CEBA for its American Advertising Federation campaign, the awards serve as a window through which the ad community can examine itself.

Under the discriminating eye of former judges such as Leo Burnett’s Cheryl Berman, John Colasanti of Carmichael Lynch, and other advertising visionaries, the CEBAs now offer a forum of discussion of the best ways to reach people through a variety of media.

Be among the best in advertising at the 12th annual Creative Excellence in Business Advertising Awards. Twelve years of creativity will have its day on October 3rd in the Allen Room at Frederick P. Rose Hall, Home of Jazz at Lincoln Center, Broadway at 60th Street, New York City.
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The CEBA Hall of Fame gives acknowledgement and due recognition to those agencies or individuals who have left an indelible mark on the advertising and creative community with their unforgettable campaigns.

Join us as we recognize lifetime achievements in business media advertising!
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