New time calls for new challenges. The Communication industry faces the changes perhaps more actively than any other sphere; therefore it becomes even more important to stay aware of relevant trends. One of the most popular places to get some professional insights and inspiration in Eastern Europe is the International advertising festival White Square that annually gathers in Minsk advertisers from 30 countries to share new solutions for creative effectiveness.
White Square is recognized as a must-attend European creative event for those who are seeking for networking with the brightest creative minds of the continent, as the festival holds strong positions in Eastern European festival rankings and is included into AdForum Business Creative Report.
White Square annually welcomes both international and local, network and independent creative agencies, design and digital studios, professionals from different countries, inviting them to compete for the first portion of professional recognition and earliest bench of international awards on the very start of the creative festival season.
The call for entries to White Square 2020 is now open online on the festival official website.
Seven contest categories are open for submissions: Creative, Branding, Marketing, Digital, Creative Effectiveness, Media, Change for Good.
Entries will be judged offline by six international jury line-ups consisting of real stars of global industry with tones of prestigious metals under their belts.
White Square 2020 prize-winners will be celebrated on April 17 and in the following months, right on the eve of the leading event of global creative industry, presented on over 30 European media.
XII White Square is scheduled to take place in Minsk on April 15-17 and will present various business, cultural and evening programs. Festival attendees will enjoy over 70 master-classes, lectures, presentations and discussion panels devoted to creative trends in communications, marketing, branding, digital, media held by well-known communication experts.
