MARKETING EDGE’s Anietie Udoh has been Nominated Among the World’s Top Content Marketers at the 2025 Native Advertising Awards
Anietie Udoh emerges only African finalist for Native Advertising Marketer of the Year after a series of initial screening and forensic back check on his pedigree.
Anietie Udoh, Divisional Director of Marketing at MARKETING EDGE Publications Ltd, has been shortlisted for the prestigious Native Advertising Marketer of the Year award at the 2025 Native Advertising Awards.
This recognition places him among an elite group of marketing experts globally, including influential figures such as Becky Vinter, Executive Director of Content at Business Insider, and David Lennon, SVP & Head of Fortune Brand Studio.
The shortlist released by the organisers of the awards recently shows Anietie as the only African on the list for the Marketer of the Year category.
The Native Advertising Awards, organized by the Native Advertising Institute, celebrates excellence in non-disruptive brand storytelling. As the world’s largest global program dedicated to native advertising, this award honors those who have made a remarkable impact through creativity, strategy, and measurable outcomes in both print and digital media.
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Anietie’s inclusion in this prestigious shortlist is a testament to his outstanding leadership and innovative approach in the marketing and advertising industry as well as his deep insights in creating narratives that tell the African stories.
With nearly two decades of experience, he has led successful marketing campaigns, positioned brands for growth, and driven forward-thinking strategies for global and local companies.
The grand ceremony for the 2025 Native Advertising Awards will take place on May 14 in Kings Place, London, where Anietie and other nominees will be celebrated for their contributions to the evolution of content marketing.
In a year filled with extraordinary global contenders, Anietie’s nomination serves as a proud moment for Nigeria’s marketing community and highlights the growing recognition of African marketers on the international stage.
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