286 For the fourth consecutive year, Mower has been named Agency of the Year at the ANA’s B2 Awards—solidifying its global reputation for multi-sector campaign brilliance, from healthcare and energy to DEI and travel. The award recognizes Mower’s diverse 2025 portfolio, including standout campaigns: the “Drone Zone Safety Game” for FirstEnergy, “The Prysmian League” for Prysmian Group, and “Roam the Empire” for New York State Tourism—each showcasing creativity and measurable impact. It’s a significant feat: securing 12 distinct ANA honors and ranking atop PRNews’s Agency Elite Top 125 for three years straight (2023–2025). At the recent Healthcare Advertising Awards, Mower earned two Best of Show wins among 26 trophies. Mower Chief Creative Officer Katie Stevens explains their formula: “Each campaign is rooted in deep consumer insights, bespoke storytelling, and strategic placement—so we’re not just visible, we’re unforgettable.” That philosophy propelled “Caring Gene” for Iroquois Healthcare and “Open Every Door” for One Hundred Black Men of New York into award-winning status. Strategically, Mower serves national clients across the U.S., with initiatives like eMine (ABB) and National Grid’s “More Opportunities in More Places,” seamlessly blending B2B, public affairs, and tourism narratives. Projected forward, Mower is now eyeing expansion into international markets and deepening its DEI-focused offerings—leveraging recent recognition to attract global brands seeking campaign rigor and cultural relevance. Mower’s repeat ANA honor underlines how sustained excellence—across verticals and creative disciplines—can propel an agency from national standout to global contender. Its next challenge: scaling that success internationally. You Might Be Interested In YouTube TV users to receive $20 credit as Disney deal stalls, channels go dark Google launches Nano Banana Pro: a visual AI leap powered by Gemini Cristiano Ronaldo backs Perplexity AI Facebook’s New Affiliate Tool Turns Reels Into a Direct Sales Channel X launches AI BrandRanx tracking to prove Super Bowl impact Economic Survey flags harm from predatory social platforms, hints at regulatory framework