Tim-Sky Media Services was one of the biggest winners at the 2025 PRSK Awards for excellence bagging two awards while the General Manager Beverlyn Naliaka was bestowed with the Moran Award in recognition for her exemplary contribution to the public relations industry.
The Agency won the Partnership Engagement of the Year award for its work on the Aga Khan University Hospital – Kenya Airways Medical Tourism Partnership. Tim-Sky Media Services also won the Internal Communication Campaign of the Year for #iamAbsaCampaign – a colleague-led storytelling movement by Absa Bank Kenya designed to amplify employee voices and celebrate the people and culture behind the Absa brand.
The Agency also emerged 1st Runners-Up in the Consumer Relation Campaign of the Year category for its work in the revamped Absa La Riba solution, which seeks to advance financial inclusion by providing customers with ethical and Shariah-compliant financial solutions.
“These awards reflect the incredible work, innovation and commitment of our team, as well as the trust our clients continue to place in us. We continue to craft compelling narratives and develop highly impactful campaigns that not only create meaningful connections between brands and their audiences, but also drive engagement and deliver lasting value,” said Tim-Sky Media Services General Manager and Client Services Director Bev Naliaka.
The recognition marks a significant milestone for Tim-Sky Media Services and further reinforces the Agency’s growing reputation for developing strategic, creative and impactful communication campaigns across diverse sectors.
Other communication agencies that won at the awards held in Nairobi include IMG Kenya, Oxygene MCL, Crestwood Marketing & Communications, P&L Consulting, APN Group and Engage Communications.
Also bestowed with the prestigious Moran Awards were Absa Bank Kenya Vice President, Head of Sustainability and Corporate Affairs Charles Wokabi, Titus Kimeu Kisangau from AMREF, Calvin Nyagudi from KETRACO, Lawrence Njenga from Kenya Association of Manufacturers and James Karanja from Nairobi Water.
