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Awards

Various

Ad Man of the Century

During his career, Bill Bernbach won numerous honors and awards, both in and outside the advertising industry. 

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Chosen by Ad Age as the single most influential person in the last 100 years of advertising - Ad Age's "The Advertising Century" - 1999

 One Club Hall of Fame - 1964

AAF Hall of Fame - 1976

Art Directors Hall of Fame - 1983

Copywriters Hall of Fame Man of the Year of Advertising 1963, 1965, 1966

Pulse Inc Man of the Year 1966

Top Advertising Agency President - Ad Daily poll 1967

Madden Memorial Award 1968

Parsons School of Design Diamond Jubilee Award 1972

Member of the advisory committee of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard & the Communications Committee of the Harvard Medical School

Lectured at Harvard Business School & the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Distinguished Adjunct Professor at New York University

Recipient of the American Jewish Committee's Human Relations Award



The talent that grew out of DDB is an equally impressive list and its ranks produced some of the most notable names in the business.


One Club Hall of Fame

Jerry Della Femina - 2008

Diane Rothschild - 2005

Roy Grace - 1994

George Lois - 1984

Bob Levenson - 1972

Phyllis Robinson - 1968

Bob Gage - 1984

Helmut Krone - 1984

Ron Rosenfeld - 1971

Mary Wells Lawrence - 1969

Julian Koenig - 1966

Bill Bernbach - 1964


Art Directors Hall of Fame

Robert Gage - 1972

George Lois - 1978

Helmut Krone - 1979

William Taubin - 1981

Bill Bernbach - 1983

Sam Scali - 1984

Len Sirowitz - 1985

Roy Grace - 1986

Bert Steinhauser -- 1988

Rick Levine -- 1992

 


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