Gerety Awards Presents: Gerety Talks with 2024 Young Lotus Winners from Adfest

Gerety Awards Presents: Gerety Talks with 2024 Young Lotus Winners from Adfest

Dec. 09, 2024

A new edition of the Gerety Talks with the winners of the Young Lotus Awards from Adfest 2024.

Young Lotus is one of the industry’s longest-running mentoring programs, providing the next generation of advertising leaders with valuable hands-on, practical experience since 2004. The program is open to advertising professionals aged 30 and under, with teams selected by local representatives in markets across the region, it involves talks, mentoring and workshops and a live “brief” –with just 24 hours to meet the deadline.

The Young Lotus Workshop 2024 welcomed 36 participants from 18 cities and Brandon Piggott, Copywriter and Justin Borromei, Art Director at Akcelo, Sydney were the 2024 winners.

Just like the award show, the Gerety Talks series puts some of the marketing and creative industries true changemakers in the spotlight for a refreshing take on what leadership looks like. Weekly episodes at www.geretyawards.com/talks.

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