Costa Mesa ad agency receives second Telly

The Costa Mesa-based Roxburgh Agency received the Telly Award for the

second year in a row.

Initially created in 1980 to recognize outstanding work in

advertising, the Telly Awards have expanded their scope to include film

and video production in addition to their original focus on commercials.

With such recipients as “Thirtysomething,” “Murder, She Wrote,”

“Newhart,” “News Radio,” and the recent movie “What Women Want,” the

multifaceted advertising and public relations agency appreciates the

recognition.

“Earning this second Telly Award is truly gratifying, especially as a

professional validation of the depth of expertise and creativity that our

company brings to all types of clients and projects,” said Claudia

Roxburgh, president and founder of the agency.

Competing against more than 11,000 entries, the agency won in the

Non-broadcast film/video and TV programs -- sales category after being

selected by a panel of judges, representing all regions across the

nation.

The agency has received more than 200 international, national and

regional awards for excellence in design, marketing, merchandising and

sales promotion throughout its 23-year history.