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Anietie Udoh, Divisional Director of Marketing at Marketing Edge Publication Ltd, has been appointed as a jury member for the 2026 edition of the SABRE Awards EMEA, one of the world’s most respected platforms for honouring excellence in branding, reputation management and engagement across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
His appointment places him among a distinguished panel of global communications leaders entrusted with evaluating some of the most outstanding public relations and brand campaigns from across the EMEA region. The SABRE Awards, widely regarded as a benchmark for strategic communications excellence, celebrate campaigns that demonstrate superior achievement in storytelling, creativity and measurable impact.
Udoh brings nearly two decades of experience in integrated marketing communications, public relations and journalism to the role. Over the years, he has built a strong international profile, serving as a global jury member for prestigious platforms such as the AME Awards and the Effie Awards.
He has also contributed to the 9th Annual Native Advertising Awards and collaborated with globally recognised institutions including the New York Festivals International Advertising Awards, the Loeries, the African Cristal Festival and the Cannes Lions.
In 2025, he made history as the only African finalist for Native Advertising Marketer of the Year, a recognition that underscored his growing influence within the global creative marketing community. His work has consistently focused on advancing innovative ideas, building strategic partnerships and amplifying African creativity on the world stage.
At Marketing Edge Publication Ltd, he continues to shape industry narratives and foster connections between African brands and global platforms.
His appointment to the SABRE Awards EMEA jury is widely seen as another milestone in a career defined by strategic excellence and global relevance. As the 2026 awards season approaches, Udoh will join fellow jurors in setting the standards for reputation management and brand engagement across three continents, further reinforcing Africa’s growing voice in global marketing and communications.
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