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GQ Introduces New Global Creativity Awards Franchise

Designers Yohji Yamamoto and Grace Wales Bonner are among the first class of honorees.
Tim Cook is one of the winners of GQ's inaugural Global Creativity Awards
Tim Cook is one of the winners of GQ's inaugural Global Creativity Awards (Mark Mahaney/GQ)
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GQ is rolling out a new franchise aimed at celebrating creativity. Called the Global Creativity Awards, it aims to honour those whose ideas and influence extends across multiple spheres and industries, such as music, fashion, film, business, art and sports.

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