New magazine of the Creativ Club Austria: Creativity presented!

New magazine of the Creativ Club Austria: Creativity presented!

Wien, Österreich - The Creativ Club Austria (CCA) has carried out extensive rebranding with the publication of its new print magazine. As medianet , the first edition of the 64-page magazine with a circulation of 6,600 pieces has been published. The aim of the magazine is to present creative work as well as the people and companies behind it.

The magazine is published in three different cover editions and deals with the changes in the job market and the economic importance of creative work. Particular attention is paid to the winners of the CCA Venus 2025 and offers insights into the work of the twelve juries who have evaluated the submitted projects.

The CCA-Venus Award: A price of creativity

The CCA-Venus Award is considered the most important creative price in Austria, which has been awarded for the best ideas in the communication industry since 1972. As part of the current ceremony, according to Internetworld a total of 167 venus statues in 15 main categories. This year 1,410 work took part in the competition, from which 18 gold, 44 silver and 105 bronze awards emerged.

The jury, consisting of 145 jurors, has set 227 out of 394 nominated work on the shortlist. The DMB agency stands among the winners. emerged that received the title "Creative Lead of the Year". She was able to record three gold, twelve silver and 15 bronze awards as well as 32 Shortlist placements.

awards and nominations

The ranking of agencies proves the variety of talents in the field of creative communication in Austria. The top 3 are:

The Special Awards is particularly noteworthy: "Venus for Change" and "Venus for Equality" also went to DMB. for the "Sights of Tomorrow" and "Rosalilaland" campaigns. These awards are not only a recognition of creative excellence, but also an indication of the commitment to social issues.

The new appearance of the CCA, which was developed by the Vienna Studio Joy under the direction of Simon Pointner and Lena Kralicek, reflects the philosophy of the club. The focus is on a new typographic picture brand, which symbolizes openness and structure.

The CCA magazine is also distributed to the industry press to reach a wider audience, including potential clients from the economy. The excellent work is also shown in the global ranking and in the digital archive of the One Club for creativity, which further strengthen the visibility and the importance of the creative industries.

This year's CCA Venus Awards shows impressively how lively and innovative the Austrian creative scene is and contributes to the further development of communication strategies. All award -winning works also qualify for the international ADCAR Awards 2025 in Barcelona.