Winners revealed at PRISM Awards

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Winners revealed at PRISM Awards

by Telum Media

17 November 2025 2:29 AM

2 mins read

The Institute of Public Relations of Singapore (IPRS) hosted its biennial PRISM Awards on Friday, 14 November 2025 at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Singapore.

The awards recognise individuals and teams whose communications strategy and execution have not only adapted to industry shifts, but also advanced their organisations and contributed to the broader PR profession.

This year’s edition attracted 121 submissions across 27 award categories, and a total of 71 awards were given out. Singlife and The Hoffman Agency were both awarded Outstanding Communications Campaign of the Year, while industry veteran, Xiaowei Liu received the Lifetime Communications Achievement Award.

Award recipients include:

Outstanding In-House Communications Team

DBS
Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine
MOE
Mount Faber Leisure Group
Singapore Kindness Movement
Singlife

Outstanding Communications Consultancy (Independent, Singapore)

Eastwest Public Relations
TriOn & Co

Outstanding Communications Consultancy (Independent, Multi-Market)

The Hoffman Agency

Outstanding Campaign by a Non-Government Organisation or Not-for-Profit Organisation

Duke-NUS Medical School
Kyrah & Song Advisory
PR Communications
Rothman & Roman
Ruder Finn Asia

Best Use of Storytelling in a Campaign

Kyrah & Song Advisory
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
Singapore Kindness Movement
Singlife

Chair of the PRISM Awards 2025, Vanessa Wan, said, "This year's finalists and winners have shown how creativity, agility, and strategic thinking can not only navigate disruption but redefine what excellence in communications means today."

Read the full list of winners here.

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