Onoriode Akusu, Founder and Lead Strategist of Alphabet PR Limited, has been named Emerging PR Champion of the Year at the Brand Handlers Summit and Awards 2.0.
The award was presented at the prestigious summit organised by Marketing Space, a thought-leadership platform that brings together professionals across the marketing communications industry.
The recognition celebrates Akusu’s contributions to the public relations sector, particularly his innovative, client-centred approach to brand storytelling, narrative strategy, and reputation management. It also acknowledges his efforts in advancing strategic communications practice in Nigeria and beyond.
Reacting to the honour, Akusu expressed appreciation to the organisers and reaffirmed his commitment to impactful communication.
“This award is not just a personal milestone but a testament to the power of impactful communication in building brands and telling stories that resonate with people. At Alphabet PR Limited, we remain committed to pushing boundaries by empowering brands, individuals, and institutions with strategic storytelling, media influence, and reputation management that drives trust, visibility, and impact in the real world,” he said.
The Brand Handlers Summit and Awards 2.0 is designed to celebrate excellence in marketing, communications, and brand management, while spotlighting professionals shaping industry standards.
Akusu’s recognition further highlights his growing influence in the PR industry and reinforces Alphabet PR Limited’s reputation as a forward-thinking communications agency focused on delivering innovative and impactful brand solutions.
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