Ayala Land bags 7 trophies at the 52nd Anvil Awards
ALI was awarded the Gold Anvil Award for its official internal magazine Groundbreakers 2016: What connects us all, which is released annually. The particular issue was created to highlight company milestones and inspire employees to incorporate its core values of excellence and integrity in everyday operations.
Ayala Malls also received Gold Awards for its Little Free Library, Blooms, and World Street Food Congress 2016 programs. The malls group furthered its literacy and reading advocacies by partnering with US-based organization, Little Free Library, to create libraries inside various Ayala Malls and refocus the public’s attention back to the joys of reading. Its Blooms project, on the other hand, filled the malls’ open spaces with colorful flowers and native plants not only for aesthetic purposes but to help promote sustainable green living in the country. In addition to these, the World Street Food Congress was an international five-day street food festival held in the Philippines for the first time.
Ayala Malls Marketing Team with their Anvil Awards.
ALI won Silver Anvil Awards as well for Avida Land’s Tunog Natin program and Tunog Natin CD which promoted Original Pilipino Music, and the Ayala Land Corporate Video entitled Every Day.
Meanwhile, the Bonifacio Art Foundation Inc. (BAFI) was awarded a Gold Anvil for its ArtBGC Mural Festival which featured mural paintings that livened up the streets of Bonifacio Global City and promoted a sense of community through public art. BAFI implements the art programs of ALI’s affiliate, Fort Bonifacio Development Corporation.
Presented annually by the PRSP, the Anvil is the symbol of excellence in public relations and is awarded to outstanding public relations programs, tools and practitioners after careful screening by select PR professionals and judging by a distinguished multi-sectoral jury.
Ayala Land is the Philippines’ leading developer of sustainable estates, offering a diverse mix of properties such as residential, retail, office, hotels, and leisure developments, that support local economic growth and nation-building.Today, Ayala Land has a total of 20 sustainable estates and is present in 55 growth areas nationwide.
In the photo: Ayala Land’s Marketing and Communications Team with Cathy Bengzon, Head of Corporate Marketing (center). (l-r):Marissa Ramos, Jessica Santos, Sandy Espinosa, Sharon Vital, Tess Tatco, Suzette Naval, Kay Rivera, Anne Baylon-Jara, and Patty Oh-Abacan
