New York, NY (May 23, 2023) — The Telly Awards, the world’s largest honor for video and television across all screens. Henderson Creative (their clients call them Henderson) is pleased to share that they are among its 44th annual winners after a record-breaking year for entries.

Henderson is thrilled that their video work on behalf of the American Health Care Association (AHCA), specifically the association’s Quality Award Program, is the inspiration behind content that has produced two accolades, those being a 2023 Bronze Telly Award for General-Live Events for Non-Broadcast Video and Craft-Writing for Non-Broadcast Video. These recognitions highlight Henderson’s commitment to crafting artistic content that honors an elevated visual aesthetic and spoken word year after year—the creative agency’s twenty-year creative relationship with AHCA and its nine previous Telly Awards further validate Henderson’s aim.

Henderson Creative is a small but mighty creative agency with 25-plus years of experience designing, scripting, animating, editing, developing, branding, and positioning Fortune 100 companies, government-based agencies, mid-sized businesses, and national and international associations. Principal partners Scott and Evelyn Henderson have enjoyed artistic longevity by taking the time to understand what makes an industry or organization tick so they can craft content that connects with audiences and achieves client goals. Plus, they have never missed a deadline — ever.

Founded in 1979 to initially honor commercials made for cable and local TV, The Telly Awards has continually refreshed its categories to honor the evolving, broad range of work being made today – work that reflects the trends, issues, and topical matters of each year.

The Telly Awards’ 44th annual edition – “Break through the static” – boasted nearly 13,000 entries from across the globe, the most in a decade, with submissions flowing in from the US, Middle East, UK, and Canada, as well as strong entries from Malaysia, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and as widespread as Afghanistan, Sweden, New Zealand, Jamaica, and South Africa.