The Cannes Lions Awards
Made up of nine tracks and 30 specialist Awards – the Lions reflect the full range of disciplines you'll find in the global branded communications industry.
The Awards underpin everything that makes Cannes Lions what it is. Representing creative excellence in every sector and specialism of the industry – and from every corner of the globe – the Lions celebrate creativity in all its forms.
Each year, Cannes Lions sets the new global benchmark for creativity across 30 Award categories, from Film Craft to Creative Business Transformation.
Winning a Lion is a career-defining achievement. Your chance to share your work with the world, and get deserved recognition from your global peers. Your moment to make history.
Key Awards dates 2025
2024 Lion-winners announced
History was made at Friday’s Awards Show – Orange’s ‘WoMen’s Football’ scored a hat-trick with its third Grand Prix of the Festival.
Singapore collected its first Grand Prix of the year Also announced were the winners of the following Lions. All 2024 winners and shortlists are now on The Work:
Film Lions | The Dan Wieden Titanium Lions | Cannes Lions Grand Prix for Good | Glass: The Lion For Change | Sustainable Development Goals Lions
"Creative industries like ours offer the most aspirational of roles, and winning at Cannes – or even having something entered – puts you among the best in the world at one of the most desirable jobs in the world."
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Latest Awards news
2024 LIONS Creativity Report Rankings released
Highlights from the rankings include Coca-Cola taking Creative Brand of the Year for the first time, with its brands receiving 17 Lions.
Final Lion winners announced
The following Lions were awarded: Film, Glass: The Lion for Change, Sustainable Development Goals, The Grand Prix for Good and The Dan Wieden Titanium Lions.
2024 Young Lions winners announced
This year’s competition sees Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan being awarded for the first time
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