ECDMA Global Awards 2026 winners named across marketing and e-commerce
ECDMA has published 2026 Global Awards winners after 538 nominations, with individual entries free and scoring thresholds set.
By Sofia Marchetti · World Affairs Correspondent
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The E-Commerce & Digital Marketing Association has published its ECDMA Global Awards 2026 winners, spanning marketing, e-commerce, product technology, customer operations and logistics. The results matter to professionals and companies seeking a category-by-category record of this second-year awards program, which received 538 nominations.
ECDMA said the nominations came from professionals, companies, teams, agencies and technology providers worldwide. Its first awards cycle drew more than 350 entries, according to the association’s announcement.
Who won the ECDMA Global Awards 2026?
The following is a selection from the published results. ECDMA directs readers to its winners page for the full results.
- Yana Kuzina — Best Digital Marketing Professional of the Year
- Yelena Kovalenko — Best Growth Marketing Professional of the Year
- Kseniia Levchenko — Best Advertising Professional of the Year
- Elina Kazankova — Best Digital Content Creator
- Omnisend — Best Marketing Automation Platform
- Vladyslav Ielisevych — E-Commerce Professional of the Year
- Yelena Kozubskaya — Best Digital Commerce Professional – Europe
- Niki Aghaei — Best E-Commerce Product Manager of the Year
- Vladyslav Havryliuk — Best E-Commerce & Digital Entrepreneur of the Year
- MarketProvider — Product Data Management Solution of the Year
- Margarita Barysheva — Best Customer Success Professional of the Year
- Igor Malygin — Best Fulfilment / Logistics Professional
- Nikita Tyryshkin — Brand Strategy Professional of the Year
The program covers campaigns and strategy as well as online-business growth, customer experience, technology and operations. Its categories also extend to agencies, teams, education, content, communications and logistics.
How did ECDMA say it judged the awards?
Under the process outlined for the ECDMA Global Awards 2026 program, entries first underwent checks for eligibility, completeness and supporting evidence. Qualified nominations were then assigned to several jurors for independent scoring, ECDMA said.
The association said a winning entry had to score at least 80 out of 100 overall and average at least 8 out of 10 on its category’s main criterion. A category could be left without a winner if entries missed either threshold.
ECDMA said individual categories carried no entry fee worldwide, allowing people to be nominated without employer sponsorship or an awards budget. Organizational categories had an administrative fee. The awards site describes the jury as practitioners in e-commerce, digital marketing and related fields who score entries independently against published criteria.