Global Jury Announced for ADC 105th Annual Awards

Jan. 07, 2026

The global Art Directors Club, part of The One Club for Creativity, has announced the more than 220 top global creative professionals from 44 countries who will serve on the jury for the prestigious global ADC 105th Annual Awards, the world’s longest continuously-running global competition celebrating excellence in craft and innovation in all forms of advertising and design.

A sampling of just some of the confirmed jury members from around the world, and their judging discipline, includes the following.

APAC

• Justina Zun-Zun Chang, Global Integrated Art Director, Hakuhodo Inc., Tokyo (Interactive)
• Jessie Hughes, Senior Creative Technologist, Leonardo.Ai, Sydney (Artificial Intelligence)
• Guo Jun, Creative Director of Our LEGO Agency Shanghai, The LEGO Group, Shanghai (Brand-Side/In-House)
• Youji Noh, ECD, TBWA\Media Arts Lab, Seoul (Motion/Film Craft)
• Takeshi Nozoe, CEO, SIX INC., Tokyo (Advertising)
• Thamakorn Ruchakityanon, ECD, SOUR Bangkok (Interactive)
• Soo Hee Yang, CCO, VP, Publicis Groupe Korea, Seoul (Gaming)

Europe & UK

• Jerome Austria, ECD, Uber, Amsterdam (Brand-Side/In-House)
• Severine Autret, Global Creative Excellence Lead, Opella, Neuilly sur Seine (Health/Wellness + Pharma)
• Myoung Chung, Senior Graphic Designer, Sony Interactive Entertainment, London (Gaming)
• Barbara Dirscherl, ECD, Scholz & Friends, Hamburg (Artificial Intelligence)
• Camilla Nilsson, Managing Director, Executive Producer, Chemistry, Copenhagen (Motion/Film Craft)
• Carlo Ratti, Director, CRA-Carlo Ratti Associati, Turin (Architecture/Interior/Environmental Design)
• Eduardo Salles, Global Creative Director, MullenLowe Global, London (Advertising)

Latin America

• Luis Madruga Enriquez, CCO LATAM, VML Mexico, Mexico City (Advertising)
• Fernanda Fontes, CCO, GINGA, São Paulo (Experiential Design)
• Carolina Gelfont, CCO, Amén McCann, Montevideo (Photography)
• Santiago Losada, Creative Manager, Monks, Bogotá (Artificial Intelligence)
• Juan Mesz, ECD, TBWA Peru, Lima (Interactive)
• Gen Ramírez, Type Designer, DualType, Guadalajara (Typography/Lettering)

Middle East & Africa

• Yaa Boateng, Managing Director, CCO, The Storytellers, Accra (Fusion)
• Gabriel Cavalheiro, Head of Art, You Experience, Dubai (Product Design)
• Basel Jumaa, ECD, VML Amman (Product Design)
• Andrew Mageto, Photographer, Cinematographer, INKA Creative, Nairobi (Photography)
• Amon Rotem, Creative Strategist, Meta, Tel Aviv (Gaming)

North America

• Alex Abrantes, CCO, North America, Iris Worldwide, New York (Interactive)
• Maria Devereux, ECD, Head of Innovation, Accenture Song, Los Angeles (Artificial Intelligence)
• Eamonn Dixon, ECD, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, New York (Advertising)
• Diego Guevara, Global Senior Design Director Concepts, Nike, Portland (Brand-Side/In-House)
• Sarah Moffat, CCO, Turner Duckworth, San Francisco (Packaging Design)
• Bruno Regalo, Global Chief Design Officer, TBWA, Los Angeles (Advertising)
• Indgila Samad Ali, Designer, OpenAI, San Francisco (Artificial Intelligence, Jury President)
• Sasha Shor, Global Group Creative Director, Spotify, New York (Brand-Side/In-House)
• Johan Vakidis, North American President, CCO, Sid Lee, Montreal (Experiential Design)
• Jacqui VanLiew, Senior Designer, Wired, San Francisco (Typography/Lettering)

Jury Presidents for the ADC 105th Annual Awards were previously announced.  This year’s complete jury, by discipline, can be viewed here.

About ADC 105th Annual Awards

Entries can be submitted now, with fees increasing after each deadline period.  Regular deadline is January 23, 2026, with extended deadline of February 6, 2026, and final deadline February 20, 2026.  

This year’s awards include the presentation of the Paul Manship Medal, now reimagined as an enterable category recognizing a single designer who best acts as a catalyst for change, demonstrates foresight and innovation, embodies a lasting legacy, and made the most significant contribution in the past 12 months to two years.

A special tiered pricing structure makes it easier for smaller agencies, studios and freelancers to participate.  Larger agencies and brands pay the standard entry fee; smaller shops get a discount on entries (amount varies by discipline), while freelancers and one-person shops are eligible for an even greater reduction in their entry fee. 

This year’s global ADC 105th Annual Awards call for entries campaign was created by Dentsu Inc. Tokyo.