Gerety Awards 2025 Jury Insights from Canada
May. 16, 2025
As well as defining the Gerety 2025 global shortlist, the Toronto jury session will choose the Canadian agency and production company of the year.
There are 15 locations for the jury sessions this year: New York, Toronto, London, Paris, Central & Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Düsseldorf, Madrid, Milan, LATAM, Melbourne, MEA, Los Angeles, Tokyo, and São Paulo. In total more than 250 judges from 50 countries will join the 2025 Gerety Awards.
Just like in previous year’s post judging Gerety organizes jury insight panels with the leading trade press titles from around the world so that a few judges from each jury group can discuss their favourite works and trends.
The Canadian Jury Insight panel is moderated by Emma Johnston-Wheeler, the panel includes:
- Nicole Ellerton, Creative Director and Jury President
- Cher Campbell, Global Executive Creative Director EDELMAN
- Josefina Nadurata, Co-founder/Executive Producer Holiday Films | Holiday United Group (H.U.G)
- Nithya Ramachandran, President & CSO thet1agency
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