CLIO AWARD Genuine Statue Mita Copiers-Flip Card Man 1990 new york for Sale

CLIO AWARD Genuine Statue Mita Copiers-Flip Card Man 1990 new york For Sale

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CLIO AWARD Genuine Statue Mita Copiers-Flip Card Man 1990 new york:
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CLIO AWARD Genuine Statue Mita Copiers-Flip Card Man 1990 new york. U.S. Television Cinema 1990 Best Product Demostration Mita Copiers Flip Card Man HDM New York

It receives this name from the Greek muse Clío. Clio in the History Car. It was created in 1959 by Wallace A. Ross, to recognize creative excellence in the field of advertising. Starting in 1965, the event spread internationally. The 1991 ceremony was plagued by scandal. As soon as the presenter appeared, two spontaneous people tried to prevent the continuation of the show - a task made more difficult because the list of winners was missing. After this event, a group of investors led by Ruth Ratny reorganized the awards program and it was finally sold to a Dutch company 'VNU' (now called 'Nielsen'). Clio has one of the longest award programs of its kind. In 2007 it received some 19,000 participants from all over the world, and the jury was made up of 110 judges of 62 nationalities. Juries are instructed in the big ideas of execution values. The jury's decision allows for more than one gold, silver or bronze award or, sometimes, no winner. If the jury determines that the winner of the gold statuette is "the best of the best", the Grand Clio may be awarded. Only 1% of participants win these awards, which are presented in two separate events during the Clio Festival in South Beach, Florida, in May.