London International Awards Announces 2024 Jury Presidents

London International Awards (LIA), now in their 39th year, is pleased to announce the 2024 jury presidents. LIA is bringing the top industry people to Las Vegas to chair their jury panels from 29th September through 7th October 2024.

The integrity of every jury under their respective jury presidents will set the creative benchmark for 2024, as well as, elevate the quality of the work for the industry at-large.

Barbara Levy, president of LIA, said, “What the LIA jurors do in the judging rooms is serious business. That’s why we spend weeks choosing our jury presidents. You just have to look at the list to see the diverse talent among our Presidents. Each of them highly respected by their peers, talented creative people who have and will continue to drive the industry to greater heights. Mediocrity is not in their vocabulary or portfolio. They know great storytelling; they can tell the difference between persuasion and pure hype. The result: the best body of work from 2024 that will re-energise and inspire the industry.”

Terry Savage, LIA chairperson added, “Leadership of any jury is critical to the outcome. LIA prides itself in having great jury presidents, who understand not just the work but also the cultural nuances associated with any Global Award Show.” 

Approximately 200 jury members, from around the globe, will convene in Las Vegas to be part of the judging process. All rounds of judging are done onsite at the Encore @ Wynn Hotel. Every juror is required to see every piece of work in their respective Category. These panels decide on the Gold, Silver and Bronze Statue Winners, as well as, the Finalists. Each panel has the discretion to award a Grand LIA. 

As there is no off-site pre-judging, all judges are fully involved from the beginning to the end, so everyone is privy to the final results before they are published.

2024 LIA Jury Presidents:

Ambient & Activation | Billboard | Poster | Print

• Till Diestel, chief creative officer at Serviceplan Germany, Munich

Audio & Radio

• Laura Rapela, executive creative director at GUT Buenos Aires

Branded Content and Branded Entertainment

• Juan Woodbury, North America creative and entertainment lead at Ogilvy, New York

Creative Strategy and Transformative Business Impact

• Suzanne Powers, Powers Creativity, New York

Creativity In B2B

• Joji Jacob, regional chief creative officer SEA & NA at Havas

Creativity In PR

• Della Sweetman, chief business development officer executive lead, creative, strategy and planning at FleishmanHillard Global, New York

Design and Package Design

• Oskar Lübeck, chief creative officer at Bold, Stockholm

Digital and Use of Social Media & Influencers

• Malcolm Poynton, global chief creative officer at Cheil

Evolution and Creative Use of Data

• Yasu Sasaki, global chief creative officer at Dentsu Group Inc.

Health & Wellness

• Susan Perlbachs, chief creative officer at EVERSANA INTOUCH, New York

Health & Wellness-Craft and Pharma & Medical-Craft

• Jonathan Isaacs, global chief creative officer at TBWA\Health Collective

Integration and Direct

• Susan Credle, chair of FCB and creative advisor to IPG

Music & Sound

• Carol Dunn, executive producer at Human, Santa Monica

Non-Traditional

• Nadja Lossgott, chief creative officer at AMV BBDO, London

Pharma & Medical

• Tom Richards, chief creative officer at 21GRAMS

Production & Post-Production and Music Video

• Charlotte Lepot, executive producer at DIVISION, Paris

TV & Cinema and Online Film

• Marco Venturelli, chief creative officer - Publicis France and CEO / CCO - Publicis Conseil, Paris

LIA is just one of five global shows that is included in the WARC Creativity 100 rankings.

To see the full list of jury members, and for more information visit here.