Phoenix Industries celebrates international accolades at Summit Awards USA

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Phoenix Industries proudly announces its outstanding achievement at the renowned Summit Awards USA, securing victories in three distinguished categories. These awards signify a momentous triumph for a Sri Lankan brand on the international stage.

Gold Award - Best TV Commercial: This top-tier recognition celebrates Phoenix’s prowess in crafting impactful and resonant narratives through compelling visual storytelling, setting a new benchmark for excellence. Bronze Award - Best Outdoor Campaign: This accolade honors its ability to captivate audiences with messages that transcend outdoor spaces, a testament to our innovative approach to communication. Bronze Award - Best Corporate Video: Phoenix’s corporate video garners praise for its captivating storytelling, effectively conveying our brand's essence and vision.

As a Sri Lankan brand, winning at the Summit Awards USA is a significant milestone, showcasing their ability to compete and excel on a global scale. These achievements reflect the dedication and creativity of their talented team and stand as a testament to their commitment to excellence. Phoenix extends heartfelt appreciation to their cherished clients and partners for their unwavering support, instrumental in propelling them toward innovation and global recognition.

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