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sustainability@BU website wins best project in the Educational Institution category at the 15th annual MITX awards

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Adam Pemberton, managing director of Imagemark, walks with Susan Chaityn Lebovits of Boston University to accept the award for best project in the Educational Institution category. Clifford Atyieh The Boston Globe

MITX (Massachusetts Innovation and Technology Exchange) honors the best interactive work created by and for some of the most recognizable brands and companies in the world.

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The Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange recognized excellence in interactive marketing technologies at its 15th annual awards competition last night.

Among the winners: Boston ad agency Mullen and Timberland Co., the New Hampshire company known for its rugged footwear and apparel.

Mullen was cited for its “Look What You Can Do” campaign on the behalf of Olympus camera. And Timberland was honored as the Interactive Marketer of the Year.

The Massachusetts Innovation & Technology Exchange, or MITX, doesn’t stint when it comes to handing out the tin, and award winners were way too numerous to list here. For more information about the winners, please click here.

In a statement, MITX president Debi Kleiman said: “The MITX Awards celebrates the blending of imagination, innovation and strong business solutions that is creating tremendous impact in every industry. This year’s winners are testimony to the magic that happens when those factors come together to produce novel interactive applications and marketing strategies.”

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