ADWEEK Architects of Culture Nomination Call
- A new award program is spotlighting the often-unsung heroes of the marketing, advertising, and technology industries: the senior leaders who prioritize the growth of emerging talent.
- The Architects of culture award recognizes leaders who foster resourceful and thoughtful work environments.
- Why this matters: Investing in emerging talent isn't just a matter of corporate social duty; it's a strategic imperative.
Recognizing Leaders Who Cultivate the Next Generation
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A new award program is spotlighting the often-unsung heroes of the marketing, advertising, and technology industries: the senior leaders who prioritize the growth of emerging talent. This initiative aims to identify and celebrate individuals who actively build workplaces where new professionals can quickly learn, contribute meaningfully, and launch triumphant careers.
Who is Eligible?
The Architects of culture
award recognizes leaders who foster resourceful and thoughtful work environments. This includes those directly responsible for human resources, culture, and people development within their organizations, and also individuals who champion positive workplace cultures through employee resource groups (ERGs) and other voluntary efforts. To be considered, nominees must have held their current position for a minimum of 12 months.
Nomination Details
Nominations are being accepted through January 16, 2026. There is no fee to submit a nominee. Winners will be featured in the March issue of the industry publication, both in print and online.
Interested parties can submit nominations using the official entry form. Questions regarding the nomination process can be directed to pj.bernacki@adweek.com.
The Importance of Cultural Architects
The advertising and technology landscapes are constantly shifting. Leaders who proactively cultivate a supportive and developmental surroundings are crucial for attracting and retaining top talent. These Architects of Culture
are building the foundations for future success, not just within their own organizations, but across the entire industry.