Gerety Awards Presents: Gerety Talks with the Grand Prix Winning Team for Senna's Cut-Monks Argentina

Gerety Awards Presents: Gerety Talks with the Grand Prix Winning Team for Senna's Cut-Monks Argentina

Feb. 05, 2026

Named for Frances Gerety, the copywriter who in 1948 coined the slogan "A diamond is forever”, The Gerety Awards brings together a jury to select the best in advertising from a powerful perspective, creating a benchmark that is relevant to the market reality, all while redefining the standard to which advertising has traditionally been held.

GERETY TALKS: Just like the award show, the Gerety Talks series puts some of the marketing and creative industries true changemakers in the spotlight and at the center of the conversation, for a refreshing take on what leadership looks like.

A new edition of Gerety Talks as we speak to the team of the campaign Senna’s Cut, rewarded with a Grand Prix and other recognitions at the Gerety Awards 2025.

  • Featuring: Pablo Vitale, SVP Executive Creative Director
  • Lala Fernandez, VP/Group Account Director
  • Alberto Fernandez, Group Creative Director, Monks Argentina
  • Tuesday, February 10th at 4PM CET.

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