BDO Unibank reported that its efforts to keep its clients and the general public informed have been recognized at the 18thQuill Awards.
The bank said it reaped six Excellence and Merit awards at the recently held “Arise: The 18th Philippine Quill Awards”, which “honor exemplary communication research, programs, skills, and creative work.”
The Quill Awards was organized by the Philippine office of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC), a global membership association whose members represent various communications discipline including public relations, media relations, corporate communications, public affairs, government relations, community relations, to name a few.
BDO received an Excellence Award in the Social Media Programs category for engaging with TikTokers, an emerging set of online influencers, to start conversations about its BDO Remit videos on the social media platform as well as help bring joy to overseas Filipinos and their beneficiaries at home.
The BDO Remit videos were launched last year. To bring them closer to customers, the bank partnered with Star Magic’s Rise Artists Studio for its online show, and get support from its online influencer network.
This strategy gave BDO an Excellence Award in the Media Relations category.
Meanwhile, the bank’s “Kabayan, Kasangga, Kasama” campaign, which created awareness for its BDO Remit videos bagged a Merit Award in the Marketing, Advertising, and Brand Communication category.
The campaign culminated in one of the first virtual presscons in the Philippines amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
BDO also brought home accolades in the Audio/Visual category for its advocacy videos aimed at different target audiences:
· An Excellence Award for its “Banking on the Filipino” video, which features the bank’s financial inclusion programs and inspires support from its managers and executives during its annual officers meeting;
· A Merit Award for its video on financial advise for millennials; and
· A Merit Award for its Valentine’s Day-themed financial education video, “Payo para sa Puso,” which was developed as a response to a report that shows the need for millennials to handle their money more responsibly.