Ad Award Carnivores Tear Into Spoils of Victory

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North Carolina-based Woodbine Agency rips into the Ad Club of the Triad’s annual ADDY Awards, swooping up 18 Addy’s, including 11 Gold and four Silver Addys. Additionally, they won a Best in Show for the Pivotal Decisions campaign they did for Piedmont Federal (which premiered here!).

To celebrate, the formidable bunch tore into what they called “the remains of their competitors” – which they claim was just leftover roast beef but could easily be the devastated flesh of some sadly razed agency exec from elsewhere.

Woodbine has offices in Winston-Salem and Charlotte, the latter of which marks its first year in July. Check out more celebratory meat-grinding here and here.

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