Winning Team

March 7, 2003

The Tombras Group received best of show honors at the Knoxville (Tenn.) Addys for its series of anti-drunk-driving posters completed for the Tennessee Department of Transportation. Celebrating the victory are the Knoxville agency’s Charlie Tombras (l.), president and CEO; Brian Potter, associate creative director; Paul Nies, senior copywriter; and David Jacobs, account supervisor.

Winning Team

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Winning Team

EDITOR'S PICKS

How the Lee Clow Talent Tree Spreads Far and Wide in Advertising and Creativity

Ogilvy Announces Another Restructuring in the Latest Phase of Its 'Next Chapter'

Thanks to Ancestry, Six Strangers Learn How They're Connected Via the Underground Railroad

Nascar Hopes Marketing a New Generation of Drivers Can Lure Fans Back to the Sport

NBA Superstars Are Here to Remind You That Hulu Has Live Sports Available for Streaming

Volkswagen Names Johannes Leonardo Lead Creative Agency in the U.S.

BMW Creates a Folk Hero for the Modern Age: the Unstoppable, Mysterious Ol' McLanden

This Ad Captures the One Thing Every Millennial's Dad Does