Aug 11, 2023
Splash Omnimedia, a full-service marketing agency based in Lexington, is the recipient of seven Communicator Awards for website design, graphic design, and video production from the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA).

Lexington, United States - August 11, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Splash Omnimedia, a full-service marketing agency based in Lexington, is the recipient of seven Communicator Awards for website design, graphic design, and video production from the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA).
For the past 29 years, the annual Communicator Awards has recognized excellence, effectiveness, and innovation across several areas of marketing and communications, honoring work that transcends craft and makes a lasting impact. An invitation-only group of top-tier marketing and communications professionals, AIVA reviewed nearly 5,000 entries for the 2023 awards season and selected winners in multiple categories.
Splash Omnimedia received the following awards:
· Award of Excellence (Gold) - Website Design for Carr Legal
· Award of Distinction (Silver) - Outstanding B2B Video for Hansen International
· Award of Distinction (Silver) - Outstanding Graphic Design for CEEUS
· Award of Distinction (Silver) - Outstanding Cinematography for Cavanaugh & Thickens
· Award of Distinction (Silver) - Website Design for Hatfield Temple
· Award of Distinction (Silver) - Website Design for South Carolina Virtual Charter School
· Award of Distinction (Silver) - Website Design for Special Olympics of South Carolina
“Over the years, the Splash Omnimedia team has had the honor of partnering with some amazing organizations as their marketing firm. Due to this honor, the team has been blessed to produce products at an elite level that have garnered some of the top awards in the marketing industry. This year was no different,” said Splash Omnimedia senior partner Matt Thompson.
Each year AIVA members select recipients for the Communicator Awards based on distinction in creative, effective work across digital, video, podcasts, marketing, mobile, and print. One of the industry’s largest and most competitive marketing communications awards programs, the Communicator Awards, has recognized Splash Omnimedia for 9 consecutive years.
“The team has again been recognized in the categories of custom website design, video, and graphic design capabilities. Of course, all of these projects were derived from overarching client campaigns in which measurable results were accomplished. the team looks forward to continuing this success for these clients and many more in the future!"
For more information about the comprehensive marketing services available through Splash Omnimedia, visit https://splashomnimedia.com/.
Contact Info:
Name: Mike White
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Organization: Splash Omnimedia
Address: 711 East Main Street Ste. J2, Lexington, SC 29072, United States
Website: https://splashomnimedia.com/
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