Tim-Sky Media Services has received multiple honours at the 2025 PRSK Awards for Excellence, including two category wins and a Moran Award for its General Manager and Client Services Director, Beverlyn Naliaka.
The Nairobi-based public relations and strategic communications agency won Partnership Engagement of the Year for its work on the Aga Khan University Hospital–Kenya Airways Medical Tourism Partnership.
It also took home the Internal Communication Campaign of the Year award for Absa Bank Kenya's #iamAbsaCampaign, an employee-led storytelling initiative highlighting the bank's staff, culture and workplace experiences.
Tim-Sky was also named first runner-up in the Consumer Relation Campaign of the Year category for its work on the revamped Absa La Riba solution, which provides Shariah-compliant financial products aimed at supporting financial inclusion.
Naliaka receives Moran Award
The agency's General Manager and Client Services Director, Beverlyn Naliaka, was also among industry professionals recognised with the prestigious Moran Award for her contribution to Kenya's public relations industry.
Naliaka said the recognition reflected the agency's work and the confidence placed in it by its clients.
“These awards reflect the incredible work, innovation and commitment of our team, as well as the trust our clients continue to place in us,” she said.
She added that the agency would continue developing campaigns designed to build connections between brands and their audiences while delivering measurable value.
Other professionals recognised with Moran Awards included Charles Wokabi, Vice President and Head of Sustainability and Corporate Affairs at Absa Bank Kenya; Titus Kimeu Kisangau of AMREF; Calvin Nyagudi of KETRACO; Lawrence Njenga of the Kenya Association of Manufacturers; and James Karanja of Nairobi Water.
Agencies recognised
Tim-Sky was among several communications agencies recognised during the awards, with IMG Kenya, Oxygene MCL, Crestwood Marketing & Communications, P&L Consulting, APN Group and Engage Communications also receiving honours.
The awards add to Tim-Sky's profile as a communications consultancy serving corporations, government institutions and development organisations across East and Southern Africa.
Founded in 2011, the agency says its work focuses on strategic communications, public relations, reputation management and campaigns designed to deliver measurable impact.
The latest recognition highlights the growing role of strategic communications in helping organisations manage reputation, engage employees, build partnerships and communicate complex products and services to their audiences.
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