Celtra, the leading creative technology platform for video and display advertising, today announced that the company has been named a finalist under the Ad or Marketing Tech Platform category in the Effective Mobile Marketing People's Choice Awards. In addition, Celtra's Chief Revenue Officer, Jonathan Milne, has been named a finalist under the Mobile Marketer of the Year category.
Celtra has been recognized for maintaining a strong mobile-first and programmatic creative presence in 2016 with particular success in developing groundbreaking formats with mobile-native features such as vertical video. Jonathan has been recognized for championing creative's role in mobile advertising, overseeing Celtra's continued global growth for the past 12 months and building meaningful relationships across the advertising ecosystem.
"We're honored to be named a finalist for the Effective Mobile Marketing People's Choice Awards," said Milne. "We believe these nominations illustrate that we are at the forefront of the mobile marketing industry, and well-positioned to further innovate and help our partners achieve their goals."
"We'd like to congratulate our clients and partners who were also selected as finalists for these awards," added Milne.
Now in its third year, the Effective Mobile Marketing People's Choice Awards honor excellence in mobile marketing from the best brands and agencies around the world and give the mobile marketing industry the chance to vote for the winners. Winners of the Effective Mobile Marketing People's Choice Awards will be announced on November 17th at a ceremony event in London.
Celtra Shortlisted for the Effective Mobile Marketing People's Choice Awards
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