2026 Poster Contest Runners Up

February 25, 2026

Check Out Our 2026 Poster Throwdown Runners Up!

All of the poster submissions were incredibly creative and inspiring. Our second and third place winning designs are below!

Second Place Winner | Joe Wilper, Signal Theory

 

Designer Description:

The foundation of any strong alliance is simple: individual pieces that only reach their full potential when connected together. This poster reimagines AMIN’s global network as a LEGO set where 68 agencies from 31 countries interlock to create something greater than themselves. Each brick matters. Each connection strengthens the whole. The lego figures represent 6,500+ people actively building, supporting, and lifting each other up. – Joe Wilper

Third Place Winner | Sam Burrows, StrategiQ

Designer Description:

This poster re-arranges the letters of AMIN to say “I AM IN.” A small change that captures a shared feeling. AMIN stretches across The Americas, EMEA, and APAC, but what truly connects the network is a simple choice. Agencies choosing to be part of something bigger, choosing to support one another, and choosing to grow together through partnership. “I AM IN” is that moment of commitment. It is the decision to show up, to stand alongside others, and to be an ally. In line with this year’s theme, “Being an Ally,” the network’s name becomes a clear and human declaration that speaks to inclusion, mutual support, and the power of saying yes to each other. – Sam Burrows

Thank you to everyone who participated in the contest this year. Check out all of the poster submissions here! 

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