Ogilvy Earns Network of the Year at 2026 Clio Health Awards

NEW YORK, NY - June 10, 2026 - Ogilvy has been named Network of the Year at the 2026 Clio Health Awards, one of the advertising industry's most prestigious recognitions for creative excellence in health and wellness marketing. The honor is accompanied by an outstanding overall performance across the global network, including two Grand Clios, 8 Gold, 22 Silver, 17 Bronze, and 13 Shortlists.

Adding to the network's achievements, Ogilvy Health New York was also named Agency of the Year - a distinction that reflects the office's sustained commitment to bold, boundary-pushing creative work across health and pharmaceutical categories.

The network's top campaign honor, the Grand Clio, went to "Baby Minder" for Eurofarma by Ogilvy Health New York, recognized in the Artificial Intelligence category. The campaign is a striking example of the transformative potential at the intersection of technology and creativity - developed in partnership with Eurofarma and creative partners Wide Labs, it represents a new frontier for what health advertising can achieve.

A second Grand Clio was awarded to "Escape Vehicle" for Toyota by Ogilvy Greece, recognized in the Mental Health category. The campaign's craft and emotional depth speak to the profound impact that health creativity, at its best, can have on people's lives.

The breadth of Ogilvy's Clio Health performance reflects the power of Borderless Creativity across the network, with awarded work spanning offices including Ogilvy Health New York, Ogilvy UK, Ogilvy Greece, Ogilvy Puerto Rico, Ogilvy Copenhagen, Ogilvy Amsterdam, Memac Ogilvy UAE, Grey Argentina, and Grey México. Campaigns recognized across Gold, Silver, and Bronze included "Glowing Relief" for Alivia Health, "Broken Records" and "Rare Toys" for Alexion, "One More Question" for LALCEC, "More Than Words" for a coalition of health advocacy organizations, "IKEA Phone Sleep Collection" for Al-Futtaim IKEA, and "Life Quality Insurance" for The Greater Copenhagen Region, among others.