Brand Impact Awards 2017: winners announced

The winners of the Brand Impact Awards 2017 - Computer Arts' annual celebration of the world's best branding - were revealed at a glittering ceremony at the Ham Yard Hotel, Soho, on 13 September. 

From a record 187 entries, just 47 projects were shortlisted – 15 of which were highly commended, with just 12 picking up a winning trophy. Scroll down to discover who won what this year...

Nick Carson
Brand writer and consultant

Nick has worked with world-class agencies including Wolff Olins, Taxi Studio and Vault49 on brand storytelling, tone of voice and verbal strategy for global brands such as Virgin, TikTok, and Bite Back 2030. Nick launched the Brand Impact Awards in 2013 while editor of Computer Arts, and remains chair of judges. He's written for Creative Bloq on design and branding matters since the site's launch.

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