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ATLANTA 01.29.07 – Independent Atlanta advertising agency Huey+Partners walked away from Saturday night’s ADDY gala with 18 total awards, including 4 golds, 11 silvers and 3 bronze. Possibly most impressive was the fact that the seven-person shop went toe-to-toe with the city’s largest agencies – who often boast staffs of 200 or more.

“We’ve always believed the work comes first. That’s the greatest service we can provide for our clients,” explains agency president and creative director, Ron Huey. “In many ways, our size is an asset. We’re more like the green berets than the army.”

Among the big winners for Huey+Partners was their print campaign for The Daily Report – a publication serving the Atlanta legal community. In total, the agency won 14 awards for The Daily Report, including two golds for a print ad which read, “Read about where all your lawyer pals are going. Besides hell, of course.” Other humorous ads in the campaign read, “Writing that will inspire you. Possibly to sue someone.” and “Find out what lawyers do with all the hours they don’t pad.”

Huey+Partners also won gold, silver and bronze awards for their Russell Athletic Team Sports print campaign.

Huey+Partners is an award winning, full service advertising agency known for brand building creative work. They are based in Atlanta and their clients and client experience includes Mizuno USA – both their Golf and Running Divisions, The Daily Report, Russell Athletic, Spanx, WeatherBug, Hitachi Power Tools of North America, CBL Properties, Cox Communications, The International Design Guild, Do-It-Yourself Network, JERZEES Apparel and AT&T Broadband to name a few. Huey+Partners was formed by Ron Huey whose creative work for Lexus helped launch the brand in the early 90’s at Team One Advertising. Ron also worked for The Martin Agency where he helped oversee the Mercedes-Benz and Wrangler Jeans accounts. Along with Ron, the agency leadership team includes Michelle Montgomery, Director of Account Management, and Scot Crooker, Associate Creative Director.