EVCOM Clarion Awards 2025 celebrate purpose-driven excellence 

The EVCOM Clarion Awards 2025 took place on Tuesday 8 July at the London Stock Exchange, recognising outstanding work across film and events that address social, ethical, and environmental issues.

Hosted by Philippa Forrester, this year’s awards saw finalists including international brands such as Stella McCartney and KPMG, and grassroots organisations like St Mungo’s and St Richard's Hospice. Each shortlisted project was recognised not only for its creative execution but for the tangible difference it made in areas such as sustainability, inclusion, education, and community impact. 

The opening panel discussion explored how agencies can meaningfully integrate sustainability into their work without falling into the trap of greenwashing. 

Panellists included: 

• Pamela Noakes, global sustainability director, M&C Saatchi 
• Sam Wilson, founder, Syntiro Associates
• Dr Dominic Tantram, partner associate, Syntiro Associates
• Jenny Manby, executive producer, Plastic Pictures; sustainability assessor, Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership 
• Phil McMichael, UK sales director, PRG 

The award winners were announced live from the London Stock Exchange's state-of-the-art studio, with clips from each winning entry shared on screen. Celebrations concluded on the rooftop terrace overlooking St Paul’s Cathedral. 

Kai Duggal, executive director of EVCOM, said: “The Clarion Awards have always stood for creative work that makes a difference. This year, the standard was incredibly high — bold, purposeful campaigns from across our industry that show how creativity can, and does, inspire real change."

EVCOM Clarion Awards 2025 Winners 

Film: Brand Communication 

• Gold: The Falabella – Mediazoo for Stella McCartney 

• Silver: Save Two Lives – Brickwall for St Mungo's 

• Bronze: Wild Spaces – Episodes 1, 2 & 3 – Plastic Pictures for Dive 

Live: Most Sustainable Supplier 

• Gold: DRPG 

Film: Celebratory 

• Gold: The Falabella – Mediazoo for Stella McCartney 

• Bronze: The Taste of Cricket – Gorilla Gorilla for The England and Wales Cricket Board 

Live: Celebratory 

• Silver: BFBStival On The Road Sigma in Poland – Ex. Steadfast Defender – BFBS Live Events for 16th Armoured Brigade / Ministry of Defence 

Film: Diversity and Inclusion 

• Gold: Women in Film – Rocking Horse Pictures 

• Silver: Neurodiversity – Mediazoo for Santander 

• Bronze: Closing the Gap – Reels in Motion for Team PAU Charity 

Film: Innovation 

• Highly Commended: Wild Spaces – Episodes 1, 2 & 3 – Plastic Pictures for Dive 

Live: Innovation 

• Gold: Citizen Experience Excellence Report Launch – Rocking Horse Pictures for KPMG 

• Silver: The Art of Giving – DRPG for St Richard's Hospice 

Film: Education and Training 

• Gold: Empathy – A Poem – Mediazoo for HSBC 

• Silver: Fail Safe – Pukka Films for Saipem 

• Bronze: Safeguarding – The Edge Picture Company for Mitie 

• Highly Commended: GSK R&D – Patient Advocacy and Engagement Film – Radley Yeldar for GSK 

Film: Social Welfare 

• Gold: Neurodiversity – Mediazoo for Santander 

• Silver: Empathy – A Poem – Mediazoo for HSBC 

• Bronze: Safeguarding – The Edge Picture Company for Mitie 

• Highly Commended: 

• Paul’s Journey – Bladonmore for Conversations Over Borders 

• The Letter – Kaptcha for The Hunger Project 

Live: Most Sustainable Event 

• Gold: BigTalk 2024 – DRPG 

Film: Health and Wellbeing 

• Gold: Neurodiversity – Mediazoo for Santander 

• Silver: Behind The Smile – DRPG for Tesco 

• Bronze: Identity – Inner Eye Productions for the National Police Wellbeing Service 

Live: Health and Wellbeing 

• Gold: BFBStival On The Road Sigma in Poland – Ex. Steadfast Defender – BFBS Live Events for 16th Armoured Brigade / Ministry of Defence 

Film: Environment 

• Bronze: Wild Spaces – Episodes 1, 2 & 3 – Plastic Pictures for Dive 

Film: Most Sustainable Production 

• Highly Commended: Diversey IGNITE25 – DRPG for Diversey