Awards
In 2008, Razorfish won over 75 creative awards including 10 Webbys, 11 Interactive Media Awards, 16 WebAwards, 3 OMMAs, 2 ADDYs, and 3 Create Awards. The Nike “Sweet Spots” campaign produced by Duke, a Razorfish Company (located in France), was recognized on the 2008 Cannes Cyberlions shortlist. Also, Razorfish’s Chief Strategy Office Jeff Lanctot, was named for the second consecutive year to the Mediaweek 50, a list of the country’s top media executives. Forrester Research cited the company as a leader in “The Forrester Wave: Interactive Marketing Agencies” report published in December 2007. Ad Age named (then) Avenue A | Razorfish 2005 media agency of the year. Forrester Research ranked it as a top-tier web design agency in its 2006 Web Design Agency Shootout. Its work for Mercedes-AMG won the 2006 Webby Award for Best Automotive Site, and its redesign of NYTimes.com has garnered a 2007 Webby for Best Newspaper Site. In 2010 Razorfish was awarded Top Value Added Partner by Adobe for Razorfish's work in the Enterprise Partner Program for Omniture technology. AdAge placed Razorfish at Number 4 on their annual Agency A-List in 2012. Also in 2012, Razorfish won the One Show Entertainment Gold pencil for Innovation in Branded Content for client Axe.
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