Accenture Song South Africa and Allan Gray win South Africa's only D&AD Pencil in 2026

Bizcommunity3 November 2026 at 07:23

Allan Gray and Accenture Song’s A Seat at the Table has won a D&AD Wood Pencil in Spatial Design, the only South African work to receive a Pencil at the 2026 D&AD Awards. The recognition results from a partnership led by Allan Gray and built with Accenture Song South Africa, one that reimagined…
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