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2026 Anvil Awards

2026 Anvil Awards

Celebrating their 82nd anniversary in 2026, the Anvil Awards define the standard for communications excellence. Winning an Anvil is widely regarded as the ultimate recognition of outstanding performance. Don't miss the opportunity to set your organization apart and join the icons of the communications profession!

Silver Anvil Awards single out the best strategic communications campaigns of the year, as well as outstanding organizational excellence. Bronze Anvil Awards recognize outstanding communications tactics that contribute to the success of overall programs or campaigns.

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Award Categories 

Award Categories

 

Silver Anvil Awards
Single out the best strategic communications campaigns of the year, as well as outstanding organizational excellence.


Bronze Anvil Awards
Recognize outstanding communications tactics that contribute to the success of overall programs or campaigns.

SILVER ANVIL STRATEGIC CAMPAIGN AWARDS

1. COMMUNITY RELATIONS
1A. Associations/Nonprofit Organizations
1B. Government
1C. Business
Includes programs that aim to improve relations with, or seek to win the support or cooperation of, people or organizations in communities in which the sponsoring organization has an interest, need or opportunity. “Community” in this category refers to a specific geographic location or locations.

 

2. CONTENT MARKETING
2A. Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations
2B. Business to Business
2C. Business to Consumer
Programs that effectively demonstrate a strategic program that includes creating and distributing valuable content to attract, acquire, and engage target audience(s). Include examples and metrics.

 

3. CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS
Includes programs undertaken to deal with an unplanned event that required an immediate response.

 

4. EVENTS AND OBSERVANCES
4A. More Than Seven Days
4AA. Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations
4AB. Business
4B. Seven Or Fewer Days
4BA. Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations
4BB. Business
Includes virtual or in-person programs or events, such as commemorations, observances, conferences, openings, yearlong anniversaries, celebrations or other special activities. Events that took place for longer than a one-week period should be entered in “4A. More Than Seven Days” and events occurring within a time span of one week should be entered in “4B. Seven Or Fewer Days.”

 

5. FINANCIAL COMMUNICATIONS
Includes programs directed to shareowners, other investors and the investment community; includes communication programs related to decentralized currencies.

 

6. GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS
Includes any type of program, such as Reputation/Brand Management, Marketing or Events and Observances, that demonstrates effective global communications implemented in more than one country.

 

7. INFLUENCER MARKETING
7A. Macro-Influencers
7B. Micro-Influencers
Macro-influencers: Celebrities, executives, bloggers, and journalists who have 10,000–1M followers. They have the highest topical relevance on the spectrum, with category-specific influence – such as lifestyle, fashion or business.
Micro-influencers: Everyday consumers or employees or industry experts who have 500–10,000 followers. They have the highest brand relevance and resonance on the spectrum of influencers, with influence driven by their personal experience and strength of relationship with their networks.

 

8. INTEGRATED COMMUNICATIONS
8A. Associations/Nonprofit Organizations
8B. Government
8C. Business to Business
8D. Consumer Products
8E. Consumer Services
Includes creative and effective integrated campaigns, along with other marketing or communications including paid, earned, shared and owned efforts. Demonstrate the meaningful PR/communications components and how they integrated with other disciplines.

 

9. INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS
9A. Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations
9B. Business
Includes programs targeted specifically to special publics directly allied with an organization, such as employees, members, affiliated dealers and franchisees.

 

10. ISSUES MANAGEMENT
For programs undertaken to deal with issues that could extraordinarily affect ongoing business strategy.

11. MARKETING
11A. Business to Business
11B. Consumer Products – Regional Focus
11C. Consumer Products – National/International Focus
11D. Consumer Services
Includes programs designed to introduce new products/services or promote existing products/services to a particular audience.

 

12. MOST EFFECTIVE CAMPAIGN ON A $5,000 TO $10,000 BUDGET
Effective campaign delivered within parameters of a limited budget. This does not include staff time and overhead.

 

13. MOST EFFECTIVE CAMPAIGN ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET ($5,000 OR LESS)
Successful campaign despite constraints of a small budget. This does not include staff time and overhead.

 

14. MOST EFFECTIVE DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION (DEI) CAMPAIGN
Efforts devoted to promoting inclusivity and/or dismantling discrimination for racial, ethnic, religious or sexual orientation and gender differences.

 

15. CLIMATE ACTION & ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
This honors excellence in energy efficiency, natural resources, programs and campaigns that limit greenhouse gas emissions, minimize waste and contamination, protect and restore ecosystems, and contribute to the adaptation to climate change.

 

16. CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP
This celebrates campaigns and programs that ignite individuals, technology, and partnerships to create positive impact for society at the local, national or international level; including but not limited to areas such as poverty, hunger, housing, health and well-being, climate, equity, education, and human rights.

 

17. MULTICULTURAL PUBLIC RELATIONS
For any type of program, such as institutional, marketing and community relations, specifically targeted to a cultural group.

 

18. PUBLIC AFFAIRS
Includes programs specifically designed to influence public policy and/or affect legislation, regulations, political activities or candidacies — at the local, state or federal government levels — so that the entity funding the program benefits.

 

19. PUBLIC SERVICE
19A. Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations
19B. Business
19C. Partnerships (Funded jointly by businesses and other organizations, including nonprofit and government)
Includes programs that advance public understanding of societal issues, problems or concerns.

 

20. REPUTATION/BRAND MANAGEMENT
20A. Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations
20B. Business
Programs designed to enhance, promote or improve the reputation of an organization with its publics or key elements of its publics, either proactively or in response to an issue, event or market occurrence.

BEST OF SILVER ANVIL

A Best of Silver Anvil Award recipient is selected from among the year’s Silver Anvil Strategic Campaign Award winners. The Best of Silver Anvil winner represents the pinnacle of excellence in public relations programming and demonstrates public relations’ strategic value and ability to drive critical business outcomes.

SILVER ANVIL ORGANIZATIONAL AWARDS

1. BEST IN-HOUSE TEAM
1A. Associations/Nonprofit Organizations
1B. Government
1C. Business (Budget less than $5M)
1D. Business (Budget of $5M or More)
A public relations/public affairs/communications team that demonstrates excellence in public relations.

 

2. BEST AGENCY
2A. Best Boutique Agency (Revenue less than $5M)
2B. Best Small Agency (Revenue $5M - $20M)
2C. Best Mid-Sized Agency (Revenue $20M - 75M)
2D. Best Large Agency (Revenue $75M - $200M)
2E. Best Mega Agency (Revenue Over $200M)
An agency team that demonstrates excellence in public relations.

 

3. BEST SOLUTION PROVIDER/VENDOR
3A. Media Monitoring
3B. AI-Automation Resource
3C. Media Database and Intelligence
3D. Analytics
A PR/comms solution provider/vendor that demonstrates how its tool/platform is best in class and the meaningful impacts it has delivered for its clients and the industry.

 

4. ORGANIZATION WITH THE MOST IMPACTFUL DEI PROGRAM
4A. Agency
4B. In-House
A team focused on shaping and implementing effective diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives for its organization or company. These meaningful efforts have led to a more supportive, rewarding working environment for all.

 

5. BEST COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAM/DEPARTMENT
5A. Undergraduate Program
5B. Graduate Program
A college/university team that is best preparing the next generation of communication practitioners through an innovative curriculum, high standards for student success and placement assistance.

 

6. BEST AI INTEGRATION AND DIGITAL INNOVATIONS
6A. In-House
6B. Agency
Demonstrate the exceptional creativity, effectiveness, and ingenuity in leveraging digital innovations, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), to revolutionize your organization’s PR/comms strategies and results. Provide examples of the successful implementation of AI-driven technologies that have significantly enhanced visibility, engagement, efficiencies and overall PR performance.

BRONZE ANVIL TACTICAL AWARDS

PAID:

1. PAID PROMOTIONS
Use of sponsorships, paid placements, or other marketing communications tactics that complement a broader public relations strategy or approach and generate exceptional ROI. These efforts should be targeted and strategic, and ultimately demonstrate a distinct purpose that aligns with the goals of an overview campaign or specific desired outcome.

 

EARNED:

2. MEDIA RELATIONS
2A. Associations/ Nonprofit Organizations
2B. Government
2C. Business-To-Business
2D. Consumer Products
2DA. Non-Packaged Goods
2DB. Packaged Goods
2E. Consumer Services
Tactics, programs and events driven entirely by media relations. Submit press releases, media advisories, pitch letters, requests for coverage, etc., along with the one-page summary that includes measurable objectives and results, including media impact. Upload or provide YouTube/Vimeo links to any television or radio coverage. The Non-Packaged Goods subcategory refers to consumer products, such as clothing, appliances, furniture, etc. The Packaged Goods subcategory refers to traditional consumer products sold in packages, such as food products, pet products, household goods, toiletries, cosmetics, etc.

 

3. FEATURE STORIES
Feature articles that have been written by a practitioner and submitted and published through his/her efforts. Submit text of feature article, as well as documentation of publication and placement. The one-page summary should include target audience, measurable objectives and any documented results. Articles must be written in their entirety or substantively by the entrant, and not merely “pitched.”

 

4. EXECUTIVE COMMUNICATIONS
Positioning of an executive at any level across earned, owned, and share platforms. The one-page summary should include information about the executive and stated objectives, quantification of results as well as copies of significant placements, social media, posts or memos.

 

SHARED:

5. SOCIAL MEDIA
5A. Single Channel Use
5B. Multichannel Use
How did you use social media to tell a story or connect with an audience? Share screenshots of links to your work and provide detailed results focusing on engagement and conversions, where applicable.

 

6. INFLUENCER MARKETING
Tactic that focuses on using paid spokespeople and key leaders to increase awareness and drive your brand's message to the larger market. Include details of achievements/benchmarks on how the spokesperson met/exceeded campaign goals.

 

7. BEST USE OF AI
7A. Direct Audience Engagement
7B. Media Relations
7C. Social Media
Demonstrate how AI played a pivotal role in successfully driving or enhancing traditional tactical efforts within a campaign. Provide examples of tools used and results from their use.

 

OWNED:

8. DIGITAL PLATFORM
Did you launch or substantially enhance a digital platform? How was it launched and how much risk was involved in your marketing plan? What value did the end user receive and how did it specifically match goals? Include metrics and benchmarks. This entry can be completed by a vendor or the customer.

 

9. DATA INSIGHTS
The use of data or research in a program to inform a communications strategy and/or message development. Demonstrate how the insights were acquired and applied.

 

10. WEBSITES
Use of a website as part of a communications or content marketing program. Include screen grabs or copies of key pages to support your one-page summary. Additionally, include the website URL for external sites and how the site met or exceeded your communications benchmarks.

 

11. NON-TRADITIONAL TACTICS
Innovative, unconventional, creative tactics or approaches used as part of a public relations program. Documentation of how the tactic specifically contributed to the measurable results of the campaign should be included in the one-page summary. (Photographic and/or video representation of any physical objects should be uploaded to be fully considered in this category.)

 

12. ANNUAL REPORTS
Publications that report on an organization’s annual performance. Upload a sample of one copy of the publication, along with a one-page summary.

 

13. BLOGS/VLOGS
Web-based journals, or blogs, that communicated to a target audience. The one-page summary should include rationale for blogging strategy, target audiences and statistics, or other means of quantifiable measurement to support stated objectives. Screen downloads of the blog being entered, as well as the actual site URL, must be submitted as part of the story.

 

14. NEWSLETTERS
Publications – digital or print – designed, written and published/distributed periodically to provide brief and timely information to target audiences while supporting an organization’s overall objectives. Upload samples of three consecutive issues, along with a one-page summary including goals and results.

 

15. SINGLE-ISSUE PUBLICATIONS
Single-issue publications designed for a special purpose. Books and other publications not eligible for consideration in other categories should be entered here. Upload a sample of one copy of the publication along with the one-page summary including goals and results.

 

16. MAGAZINES
Publications designed to provide in-depth information about an organization or topic on a regular basis (Print, digital only and both will be considered). Magazines typically differentiate from newsletters by the number of pages and length of articles. Upload samples of three consecutive issues along with the one-page summary including goals and results.

 

17. VIDEO
Produced videos to inform target audiences of an event, brand, product, service, issue or organization. The one-page summary should include usage statistics or other means of quantified measurement to support stated objectives.

 

18. BRANDED CONTENT
Use of content generation to promote a particular brand which funds the content's production. Upload samples along with the one-page summary including goals and results.

 

19. PODCASTS
How did you tell your story – was the purpose to teach or share? Was it intended for internal or external audiences and was there engagement on multiple platforms? Provide goals, results and listener feedback.

Preparing Your Entry

Preparing Your Entry

Need Help Preparing Your Entry?

  • Access our database of Anvil Award-winning case studies in the categories you wish to enter to use as a benchmark (currently only Silver Anvil Strategic case studies are available online).
  • Join the Anvil conversation on social using hashtag #PRSAAnvils.
  • Email us at awards@prsa.org. We will answer your questions or connect you with someone who can provide further guidance on preparing your Anvil entry.

Entries become the property of PRSA. The decisions of the judges are final.

Turning Your Triumphs into Trophies:
Practical Tips for Creating Winning Award Entries

Co-facilitated by PRSA Honors and Awards Committee leaders: Michael Gross, APR, President of AKCG – Public Relations Counselors, and Mike McDougall, APR, Fellow PRSA, President of McDougall Communications.

Interview with the 2023 Best of Silver Anvil Award Winners

Bryan Garner, senior director of marketing and communications, Florida Power & Light Company, and Sandra Ericson, APR, executive vice president of rbb Communications discuss their Best of Silver Anvil winning campaign, “A Sound Response to a Record-Setting Storm: FPL Gets the Lights Back On After Hurricane Ian". Watch the interview here.

 

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Guidelines & Tips

Guidelines & Tips

GENERAL ANVIL AWARD SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & TIPS

  • Judges will select only one Anvil, and up to three runners-up in each category/subcategory. In categories for which judges determine there is no winner (entries do not merit award), there will be no runner-up awards given.
  • Finalists in each category will be notified by the end of March 2026, and posted online at www.prsa.org. From these finalists, Silver Anvil, Bronze Anvil and runner-up winners will be announced in May 2026, at the Anvil Awards Ceremony.
  • At least some part of the work must have occurred during the period Feb 1, 2024 – Feb 1, 2026, though the program must have been initiated no earlier than Jan 1, 2024.
  • An entry may be submitted in multiple categories, provided it applies to the specific criteria stated within each category. The simplest way to do this is to select the “Copy Submission” link from the “Review and Checkout” page of the first entry submitted. In deciding which categories are most appropriate, entrants should examine program objectives and target audiences. Judges will not move entries to better suited categories.
  • Basic Entry Information: Entrants must select the category being entered, the title of the entry (each title must be unique, or it will be renamed), name of the organization/client, name of the agency (if any) and a 100‑word description of the program/submission.
  • Images: Upload up to three graphic images representative of your program. These images will be featured onscreen during the Anvil Awards Ceremony and may be featured in a PRSA publication should the program be selected as a finalist. We ask that the image meet the following requirements: Acceptable file formats include: jpg, tif, eps, native Illustrator, Photoshop or hi‑res pdf files. As a general rule of thumb, the artwork should be at least 1,000 pixels or more in either width or height.
  • Submit in English. Entries produced in a language other than English must be translated prior to submission.
  • By entering the Anvil Awards, all entrants confirm that their programs and entries comply with the ethical standards of the profession, as embodied in the PRSA Code of Ethics. Should your entry have an aspect of “ethics performance” that is both instructive and vital to your program, please include commentary of no more than four sentences. If at any point PRSA becomes aware of any aspect of a submission that may not be in compliance with the Code, it may, at its sole discretion, take appropriate action.
  • All entries and entry materials must be submitted online.

 

DETAILED ANVIL AWARD SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & TIPS

    SILVER ANVIL STRATEGIC CAMPAIGN AWARD SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & TIPS

    • Two‑Page Summary: The two‑page summary (to be uploaded as a PDF) is the single‑most important component of a Silver Anvil Strategic Campaign entry. It should begin with a brief situation analysis for your program, followed by addressing each of the four entry criteria — insights and analysis, planning, execution, and evaluation.
    • Supporting Materials: Entrants will be instructed to upload four separate PDFs (no more than 225 pages each with a maximum file size of 10MB) of any detailed supporting materials referenced in the insights and analysis, planning, execution and evaluation sections of your two‑page summary. Please note the absence of relevant and meaningful supporting materials will result in significantly lower scores, effectively eliminating the entry from consideration.
    • Uploaded documents must be uploaded as PDFs. Pages should be no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches (A4 size for international entries) with a minimum of 10‑point typeface and one‑inch margins.
    • Judging Criteria: Anvil Judges will evaluate your entry on the merit of the four criteria — insights and analysis, planning, execution and evaluation — that you share in your two‑page summary and supporting materials. Your entry should begin with a brief situation analysis for your program.
    • Visit http://apps.prsa.org/awards/silveranvil/Search to view examples of past Anvil‑winning case studies.

    The following questions will help you prepare a strong Silver Anvil Strategic Campaign entry:

    Insights And Analysis

    • What methods/strategies/tools were implemented to arrive at your insights into and analysis of the campaign?
    • What type of research did you use — primary, secondary or both, to arrive at your insights/analysis? Primary research involves original research, including focus groups, interviews, data and analytics software and surveys. Secondary research involves searching existing resources for information or data related to a particular need, strategy or goal (e.g., online computer database searches, Web‑based research, library searches, industry reports and internal market analyses).

    Planning

    • How did the plan correlate to the insights gathered at the end of the campaign?
    • What was the plan in general terms?
    • What were the specific, measurable objectives of the plan?
    • Who were the target audiences?
    • What was the overall strategy used?
    • What was your budget?

    Execution

    • How was the plan executed, and what was the outcome?
    • How did the activities flow in general terms?
    • What were the key tactics?
    • Were there any difficulties encountered? If so, how were they handled?
    • Were other organizations involved?
    • Were nontraditional public relations tactics used, such as advertising? (Unless you are entering this program under “Integrated Communications,” advertising costs should not exceed one‑third of the budget.)

    Evaluation

    • What methods of evaluation were used?
    • What were your results?
    • How did the results compare to the specific, measurable objectives you identified in the planning section?
    • How well do the results reflect original strategy and planning?

     

    SILVER ANVIL ORGANIZATIONAL AWARD SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & TIPS

    Best In‑House Team Submission Requirements:
    • Two Page Summary: An overview of the business/organization and a detailed description of outstanding accomplishments/strategic benchmarks within the award program timeframe. Differentiate the role of the in‑house team from any externally employed resources (e.g., agencies). Submitting teams should include examples of measurable impact on their organization; how they dealt with challenges; how they developed creative or innovative programs; how they influenced behavioral or attitudinal change among their target audiences; and/or how they foster a positive working culture.
    • Case Study Upload: Two brief case studies or examples (each 500 words or fewer). Current Silver Anvil submissions can be included instead of case studies.
    • Number of employees on the team and annual public relations budget (including staffing costs).
    Best Agency Submission Requirements:
    • Two Page Summary: An overview of the agency, its offerings, and a detailed description of outstanding accomplishments/strategic benchmarks within the award‑program timeframe. Submitting agencies should include examples of measurable impact for their clients; how they dealt with challenges; how they developed creative or innovative programs; how they influenced behavioral or attitudinal change among their clients’ target audiences; and/or how they foster a positive working culture.
    • Case Study Upload: Two brief case studies or examples (each 500 words or fewer). Current Silver Anvil submissions can be included instead of case studies.
    • Number of employees at the agency and annual revenue.
    • A client list from the past 12 months, including tenure. Uploaded as a one‑page PDF.
    Organization with the Most Impactful DEI Program Submission Requirements:
    • An overview of the team leading these efforts and a detailed description of the programs, practices and/or initiative this team has instituted to bring about positive DEI change. Submissions can include examples of new resources for diverse employees/customers/recruits (language translations, sharing forums, etc.); internal programming to drive DEI progress; and/or how these efforts will advance DEI outside their organization. Share future plans, if any, to continue to build upon the success and drive DEI principles among the team.
    • Case Study Upload: Two brief case studies or examples (each 500 words or fewer). Current Anvil submissions can be included instead of case studies.
    Best College/University Communication Program/Department Submission Requirements:
    • Two Page Summary: An overview of the education institution and a description of outstanding accomplishments within the last 12 months. Submissions should include examples of how the team is equipping students for job readiness; metrics related to admissions, graduation trends, first‑year employment data, internship placement and other related measurable results; as well as examples of academic achievements and other stand‑out successes.
    • Other Requirements:
      • The College/University must have a PRSSA chapter.
      • The College/University must hold a Certificate in Education for Academic Programs in Public Relations (CEPR).
    • Number of educators on the team, detailed by full‑time faculty, part‑time lecturers, and adjunct faculty as well as the faculty’s PRSA involvement.
    Best Solution Provider/Vendor
    • Two Page Summary: An overview of the company and the service(s) it provides. A detailed description as to how these services are both (a) first in class, through customer service, comprehensiveness and/or other distinct qualities, and (b) tailored to support the communication industry.
    • Letters of Recommendation: Two letters of recommendation from customers/clients in support of your company's award submission.
    Best AI Integration and Digital Innovations
    • Two Page Summary: An overview of the business/organization and a detailed descriptions of the exceptional creativity, effectiveness, and ingenuity in leveraging digital innovations, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), to revolutionize the organization’s PR/comms strategies and results. Provide examples of the successful implementation of AI‑driven technologies that have significantly enhanced visibility, engagement, efficiencies and overall PR performance.
    • Case Study Upload: Two brief case studies or examples (each 500 words or fewer). Current Anvil submissions can be included instead of case studies.

    BRONZE ANVIL TACTICAL AWARD SUBMISSION GUIDELINES & TIPS

    • One‑Page Summary: A concise summary no longer than one page must be uploaded as a PDF. The one‑page summary is the single most important component of a Bronze Anvil Tactical Award entry.
    • Judging Criteria: Anvil Judges evaluate the entry on four key areas — planning/content, creativity/quality, technical excellence and results. (Media relations categories are not judged on technical excellence.) Within these areas, the summary should include measurable objectives, target audiences, budget and any other specific information requested in the individual category. Results — qualitative, quantitative or both — should provide evidence of how the stated measurable objectives were met, and how the entry impacted the success of a broader or ongoing program.
    • Supporting Materials: Entrants will be asked to upload supporting documents and back‑up materials as requested in each individual category, e.g., PDFs, videos, audio, video links, website URLs, etc.
    • Uploaded documents must be uploaded as PDFs. Pages should be no larger than 8.5 x 11 inches (A4 size for international entries) with a minimum of 10‑point typeface and one‑inch margins.
    Entry Deadlines and Fees

    Entry Deadlines & Fees

    Entry TypePRSA Member
    Early Deadline
    By Jan. 15, 2026
    Non-PRSA Member
    Early Deadline
    By Jan. 15, 2026
    PRSA Member
    Regular Deadline
    By Jan 29, 2026
    Non-PRSA Member
    Regular Deadline
    By Jan 29, 2026
    PRSA Member
    Final Deadline
    By Feb. 12, 2026
    Non-PRSA Member
    Final Deadline
    By Feb. 12, 2026
    SILVER ANVIL AWARDS$450$650$650$850
     
    $850$1,050
    BRONZE ANVIL AWARDS$350$450$450$550$550$650

     

    Award Ceremony

    Award Ceremony

     

    The 2026 awards will be presented at the Edison Ballrooom in NYC on May 14. 2026.

     

    PHOTOS FROM THE 2025 ANVIL AWARDS CEREMONY

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    Anvil Award Winners
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    best of  Silver Anvil 2025
    CEO of PRSA Matthew Marcial
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    best of Silver Anvil
    2025 Winners

    Congratulations to the 2025
    Anvil Award Winners

     

    BEST OF SILVER ANVIL AWARD
    Excellence in Community Relations Government

    Annual Reports

    Award of Commendation

    University of Kentucky College of Medicine

    for
    Year in the Life: Kentucky's Care in Action

    Best AI Integration and Digital Innovations > Agency

    Award of Excellence

    IW Group

    for
    Innovation Through Culture

    Best Agency > Best Boutique Agency (Revenue less than $5M)

    Award of Excellence

    HMA Public Relations

    Award of Excellence

    Tony Fay Public Relations

    Award of Excellence

    Violet PR

    Best Agency > Best Mid-Sized Agency (Revenue $20M - 75M)

    Best Agency > Best Small Agency (Revenue $5M - $20M)

    Award of Excellence

    Bospar

    Award of Excellence

    EvolveMKD

    Best College/University Communications Program/Department > Graduate Program

    Best College/University Communications Program/Department > Undergraduate Program

    Best In-House Team > Associations/Nonprofit Organizations

    Award of Excellence

    Jefferson Lab

    Best In-House Team > Business (Budget less than $5M)

    Award of Excellence

    VEON

    Best In-House Team > Business (Budget of $5M or More)

    Best In-House Team > Government

    Award of Excellence

    City of Glendale, AZ

    Award of Excellence

    USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) Media Department

    Best Solution Provider/Vendor > AI-Automation Resource

    Award of Excellence

    Précis AI
    with
    Xenophon Strategies

    Best Use of AI > Direct Audience Engagement

    Blogs/Vlogs

    Climate Action & Environmental Sustainability

    Award of Excellence

    phade
    with
    FINN Partners

    for
    Grasping at straws to save the environment

    Award of Excellence

    Salmon Defense
    with
    C+C and Invisible Collective

    for
    Salmon Warriors

    Community Relations > Associations/Nonprofit Organizations

    Award of Excellence

    Hawai‘i Visitors and Convention Bureau
    with
    FINN Partners

    for
    From Crisis to Comeback: Rebuilding Maui Tourism After Deadly Wildfires

    Award of Excellence

    Sunshine 811
    with
    Curley & Pynn

    for
    Dig safe Florida! Dangers lie below. Protect the underground lines that power your life

    Community Relations > Business

    Award of Excellence

    Electronic Arts
    with
    Curley & Pynn

    for
    Empowering Students to Get in the Game with Electronic Arts

    Community Relations > Government

    Award of Excellence

    Seminole County, FL

    for
    2024 Penny Sales Tax: Educating Seminole County for a Successful Renewal

    Content Marketing > Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations

    Award of Excellence

    American Forces Network and Defense Media Activity

    for
    Expanding Content and Digital Rights for the AFN Now® Audience

    Content Marketing > Business to Business

    Award of Excellence

    NCSolutions
    with
    Feintuch Communications and Digital Third Coast

    for
    From Cocktails to Mocktails: How NCS Drove the Sober Curious Connection

    Content Marketing > Business to Consumers

    Award of Excellence

    Colgate
    with
    Burson, VML and Starpower

    for
    My Smile is My Superpower

    Corporate Citizenship

    Award of Excellence

    Crayola
    with
    Dentsu Creative

    for
    Crayola Campaign for Creativity

    Award of Excellence

    Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.
    with
    WE Communications, Minds + Assembly, Spring & Bond and The Considered

    for
    The Value of Every Caregiver Campaign

    Crisis Communications

    Award of Excellence

    Hawai‘i Visitors and Convention Bureau
    with
    FINN Partners

    for
    From Crisis to Comeback: Rebuilding Maui Tourism After Deadly Wildfires

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    Girls Inc. of Tarrant County: Managing a Multi-Layered Crisis in a Divided World

    Data Insights

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    with
    FleishmanHillard

    for
    Parvo is Poop: Best of Data & Insights

    Award of Commendation

    Maximus

    for
    Corporate Communications Generative AI Case Study

    Digital Platform

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    for
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    Task Force for Global Health: 40 Years of Impact

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    University of San Diego

    for
    Lighting the Way Forward: The University of San Diego Celebrates 75 Years

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    with
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    for
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    with
    rbb Communications

    for
    FPL surprises and honors Florida’s heroes with holiday makeovers

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    Buckner International

    for
    Even Stronger: Buckner Mexico’s 15th Anniversary

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    Agency H5

    for
    Persil Laundry Detergent’s 24-Hour Wardrobe Refresh Hotline

    Feature Stories

    Award of Commendation

    Texas Christian University - Neeley School of Business
    with
    Content Shift Media

    for
    Innovative Artificial Intelligence Voice Restoration Returns Voice to Neeley Faculty Member Ed Riefenstahl

    Global Communications

    Influencer Marketing

    Award of Commendation

    BIC
    with
    M Booth

    for
    BIC Intensity Pens Clic with TikTokers

    Award of Commendation

    Global Life Technologies
    with
    rbb Communications and Stripe Theory

    for
    Influencing Wellness: How Creators Drove Nozin’s Gen Z Breakthrough

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    with
    Carmichael Lynch Relate

    for
    Treasure Cave's Blue Cheese Crew Brings the Funk and the Views

    Influencer Marketing > Macro-Influencers

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    Award of Excellence

    Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

    for
    Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Ensures Success of New Winter Show in Time of Rising Inflation & Neighboring Competition

    Award of Excellence

    Illinois Farm Families Coalition (Members: IL Beef Association, IL Corn Marketing Board, IL Farm Bureau, IL Pork Producers, IL Soybean Association, Midwest Dairy)
    with
    MorganMyers, a G&S Agency

    for
    We Are The 96: One Number, One Message, One Movement

    Integrated Communications > Business to Business

    Award of Excellence

    NCSolutions
    with
    Feintuch Communications and Digital Third Coast

    for
    From Cocktails to Mocktails: How NCS Drove the Sober Curious Connection

    Award of Excellence

    Robins & Morton
    with
    Reilly Communications

    for
    Robins & Morton's 2024 State of Healthcare Construction Report Promotional Campaign

    Award of Excellence

    Williams
    with
    Avoq

    for
    Experience Powers Us

    Integrated Communications > Consumer Products

    Award of Excellence

    Butterball, LLC
    with
    Edelman, VML and Propac

    for
    From Freezer to Feast: How Butterball Reinvented the Thanksgiving Turkey

    Award of Excellence

    StarKist Co.
    with
    Coyne PR, Quench and Horizon Media

    for
    Flex with StarKist: Fueling a Protein Rich Lifestyle

    Integrated Communications > Consumer Services

    Award of Excellence

    Grubhub
    with
    Golin and The Brooklyn Brothers

    for
    Special Delivery

    Award of Excellence

    Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.
    with
    WE Communications, Minds + Assembly, Spring & Bond and The Considered

    for
    The Value of Every Caregiver Campaign

    Integrated Communications > Government

    Award of Excellence

    Contra Costa County Elections Division
    with
    Brown·Miller Communications, Inc.

    for
    We’re an Open Book: Defending Democracy by Building Trust in Elections

    Award of Excellence

    Peace Corps
    with
    Crosby Marketing Communications

    for
    "Bold Invitation" Campaign

    Award of Excellence

    USDA Food and Nutrition Service
    with
    Crosby Marketing Communications

    for
    National Campaign to Launch USDA’s Summer Nutrition Programs for Kids (SUN Programs)

    Internal Communications > Associations/Government/Nonprofit Organizations

    Award of Excellence

    Dayton Children’s Hospital

    for
    Focus News

    Award of Excellence

    University of Kentucky College of Medicine

    for
    Because We Care: Building a Healthier Kentucky

    Award of Excellence

    University of Michigan Office of the Vice President for Communications

    for
    Maize X Blue 2024: Tapping the Power Within for Communications Excellence

    Issues Management

    Marketing > Consumer Products - National/International Focus

    Award of Excellence

    Jayme Sandberg

    for
    Total Solar Eclipse Children's Picture Book

    Media Relations > Associations/Nonprofit Organizations

    Award of Commendation

    Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon
    with
    Amico

    for
    Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon: From Negative Media Target to Trusted Media Darling

    Media Relations > Business to Business

    Media Relations > Consumer Products > Non-Packaged Goods

    Award of Commendation

    Kensington
    with
    Integrity Public Relations, Inc.

    for
    Kensington Thunderbolt 5 Launch

    Media Relations > Consumer Products > Packaged Goods

    Award of Commendation

    Butterball, LLC
    with
    Edelman

    for
    No Thaw, No Stress: Butterball’s Cook from Frozen Turkey Transforms Thanksgiving

    Media Relations > Consumer Services

    Award of Commendation

    Endo, Inc.
    with
    EvolveMKD

    for
    Tackling Viking's Disease with John Elway

    Award of Commendation

    Genentech
    with
    Syneos Health Communications

    for
    Putting Ableism in the Spotlight with a First-of-its-Kind Musical

    Award of Commendation

    GoHealth Urgent Care
    with
    Berg & Associates LLC

    for
    Helping GoHealth Urgent Care become a trusted neighborhood expert

    Media Relations > Government

    Award of Commendation

    City of Glendale, AZ

    for
    Swift City

    Most Effective Campaign On A $5,000 To $10,000 Budget

    Award of Excellence

    Alexandria City Public Schools

    for
    Building the Plane While Flying: The Academies at Alexandria City High School

    Most Effective Campaign On A Shoestring Budget ($5,000 or Less)

    Award of Excellence

    Jayme Sandberg

    for
    Total Solar Eclipse Book

    Award of Excellence

    Orange County Government

    for
    Hurricane Milton Response: Leading with Confidence

    Most Effective Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Campaign

    Award of Excellence

    AltFinance

    for
    Establishing America's Leading Developer of Diverse Talent for the Finance Industry with Apollo, Goldman Sachs, and Wharton School of Business

    Multicultural Public Relations

    Award of Excellence

    Defense Information School and Defense Media Activity

    for
    Mobile Training Teams Provide Military Communication Training to International Partners

    Newsletters

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    Henrico County Government

    for
    Word on the Street - Henrico County Infrastructure Newsletter

    Award of Commendation

    University of San Diego

    for
    News Connect Newsletter by the University of San Diego Media Relations Team

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    Award of Excellence

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    for
    HUNTER

    Organization With The Most Impactful DEI Program > In-House

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    Masons of California
    with
    Idea Hall

    for
    “Discover Freemasonry” Digital Membership Lead Gen Campaign

    Podcasts

    Public Affairs

    Award of Excellence

    Cook Children's Health Care System

    for
    Saving Cook Children's Health Plan

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    Award of Excellence

    BEAR (BE A Resource... for CPS Kids)
    with
    FAR Public Relations

    for
    BEARing It All for Houston Children

    Award of Excellence

    Lung Cancer Foundation of America
    with
    M&C Communications

    for
    Saving Lungs Behind the Chair

    Award of Excellence

    Yuba Water Agency

    for
    Making Water Conservation a Way of Life Pilot Program

    Public Service > Business

    Award of Excellence

    Elanco Animal Health
    with
    FleishmanHillard

    for
    Parvo is Poop: Best of Public Service

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    Award of Excellence

    Michigan Economic Development Corporation
    with
    FINN Partners

    for
    Bringing Swagger Back to a Storied American City

    Award of Excellence

    Rotary Club of Little Rock
    with
    Ghidotti Communications

    for
    Rotary Club of Little Rock "Power of Fun"

    Award of Excellence

    San Diego Tourism Authority
    with
    Intesa Communications Group

    for
    Summer of Economic Power: Celebrating Toursim in San Diego

    Reputation/Brand Management > Business

    Award of Excellence

    John Deere
    with
    Racepoint Global

    for
    The Road Trip That Never Happened

    Single Issue Publications

    Award of Commendation

    Megaworld Foundation, Inc.

    for
    Our Journey: Success Stories of Hope and Resilience

    Social Media > Multichannel Use

    Award of Commendation

    Orange County Government

    for
    Hurricane Milton Response: Leading with Confidence

    Award of Commendation

    Saputo USA
    with
    Carmichael Lynch Relate

    for
    Treasure Cave's Recipe for Brand and Category Love

    Social Media > Single Channel Use

    Award of Commendation

    Library of Congress Office of Communications

    for
    Library of Congress: Beyond the Books

    Award of Commendation

    Mondelez
    with
    Dentsu Creative

    for
    Nutter Butter, You Good?

    Video

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    Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Division of Transplantation (DoT)
    with
    Crosby Marketing Communications

    for
    More Donors, More Hope

    Award of Commendation

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    with
    C+C and Invisible Collective

    for
    Salmon Warriors

    Websites

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    with
    CKP

    for
    McHiring in North Texas

    Award of Commendation

    TD SYNNEX

    for
    TD SYNNEX 2024 Direction of Technology Report Campaign

    Award of Commendation

    University of Nevada, Las Vegas

    for
    Giving Grief and Resilience a Voice and Home

    OrgANIZATION/ClientAgencyEntry Name
    Aflac IncorporatedKetchum, KWI Communications and RockOrangeFrom Awareness to Action: Aflac Wellness Matters Inspires Gen Z, Millennials and U.S. Hispanics to Prioritize Preventive Care
    Alexandria City Public Schools Building the Plane While Flying: The Academies at Alexandria City High School
    Ally FinancialTier One PartnersCONVERSATIONALLY: THE 2024 ALLY BLOG
    AltFinanceWilbronEstablishing America's Leading Developer of Diverse Talent for the Finance Industry with Apollo, Goldman Sachs, and Wharton School of Business
    American Forces Network and Defense Media Activity AFN Now® Modernization of Command Information Delivery
    American Forces Network and Defense Media Activity Expanding Content and Digital Rights for the AFN Now® Audience
    American Forces Network and Defense Media Activity American Forces Network – A Legacy of Service, A Future of Innovation
    American Forces Network and Defense Media Activity Delivering “A Touch of Home” through AFN Now®
    Mental Health & Addiction Association of OregonAmicoMental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon: From Negative Media Target to Trusted Media Darling
    BEAR (BE A Resource... for CPS Kids)FAR Public RelationsBEARing It All for Houston Children
    BICM BoothBIC Intensity Pens Clic with TikTokers
    Boehringer Ingelheim & Eli Lilly Alliancedna CommunicationsIt Takes 2
    BojanglesluquireBoojangles: A Bone-Chilling Debut for Bo Bites – So Scary Good, They Put Other Nuggets to Rest
    Booz AllenProphecy and Landor Booz Allen AI Campaign
    Bospar Bospar: The Polietly Push*E Agency
    BRACH'S and Great Wolf LodgeAgency H5BRACH'S Unveils "Candy Corn Suite" for a Sweet Getaway at Great Wolf Lodge
    Buckner International Even Stronger: Buckner Mexico’s 15th Anniversary
    Butterball LLCEdelmanNo Thaw, No Stress: Butterball’s Cook from Frozen Turkey Transforms Thanksgiving
    Butterball LLCEdelman, VML and PropacFrom Freezer to Feast: How Butterball Reinvented the Thanksgiving Turkey
    C+C C+C: Best Mid-Sized Agency of the Year
    CaltrainCirclePointCaltrain Electrification Launch Party Weekend
    Citizens Financial Group Team Citizens Scores a Ten (Year Milestone)
    City of Glendale, AZ Swift City
    City of Glendale, AZ Glendale is Great!
    City of South Jordan Pure SoJo: Overcoming “Toilet to Tap” to Pioneer Sustainability
    ColgateBurson, VML and StarpowerMy Smile is My Superpower
    Contact Lens InstituteMcDougall CommunicationsGain & Retain: New Insights Elevate Contact Lens Prescribing
    Contra Costa County Elections DivisionBrown·Miller Communications, Inc.We’re an Open Book: Defending Democracy by Building Trust in Elections
    Contra Costa County Elections DivisionBrown·Miller Communications, Inc.Show, Don’t Tell: Building Voter Trust in a Polarized Era
    Cook Children's Health Care System Saving Cook Children's Health Plan
    Corporate One Federal Credit Union Immediate Payments Insider
    Cox CommunicationsArketi GroupCox Communications Enriches Rural America Through Digital Equity
    CrayolaDentsu CreativeCrayola Campaign for Creativity
    Danone North AmericaWeber ShandwickDanone’s Industry-Leading Public Health Campaign to Reinforce Yogurt Benefits in America
    Dayton Children’s Hospital Focus News
    Defense Information School and Defense Media Activity Mobile Training Teams Provide Military Communication Training to International Partners
    Delta Dental Insurance Company Breaking the Silence: Menopause and Its Effect on Oral Health
    Dennis Police Department (MA) and Town of DennisJohn Guilfoil Public RelationsCurbing Chaos: Communicating New Public Safety Initiatives at Cape Cod Beaches on July 4th
    Denver Water Tell me, why? Making a viral splash to save water
    DHL Supply Chain AB.NB. Podcast Exceeds Benchmarks and Celebrates 5-Season Milestone
    Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts Ensures Success of New Winter Show in Time of Rising Inflation & Neighboring Competition
    Duke Energy Hurricane Heroes: Duke Energy's Historic Response in the Wake of Helene
    Elanco Animal HealthFleishmanHillardParvo is Poop
    Electronic ArtsCurley & PynnEmpowering Students to Get in the Game with Electronic Arts
    Emory University Reframes: Discovering the Possible
    Endo, Inc.EvolveMKDTackling Viking's Disease with John Elway
    Every Mother Counts and Ingeborg InitiativesThe Peacock GroupEvery Mother Counts - Bentonville Film Festival
    EvolveMKD EvolveMKD
    Father Joe's VillagesMixte CommunicationsSharing Father Joe's Villages' solutions to solving homelessness
    Florida Power & Light Companyrbb CommunicationsFPL surprises and honors Florida’s heroes with holiday makeovers
    Fullintel From Human Precision to AI Evolution: Redefining Media Intelligence
    Garver Recruiting 4th Graders for Engineering Careers
    GenentechSyneos Health CommunicationsPutting Ableism in the Spotlight with a First-of-its-Kind Musical
    Gileaduncapped communications

    The Adventure Jar: A Story of Magic for Families Living with MBC

    GoHealth Urgent CareBerg & Associates LLCHelping GoHealth Urgent Care become a trusted neighborhood expert
    Gregory FCA Gregory FCA: Setting the Standard for AI-Driven PR Innovation
    GrubhubGolin and The Brooklyn BrothersSpecial Delivery
    Hawai‘i Visitors and Convention BureauFINN PartnersFrom Crisis to Comeback: Rebuilding Maui Tourism After Deadly Wildfires
    Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) Division of Transplantation (DoT)Crosby Marketing CommunicationsMore Donors, More Hope
    Henrico County Government Word on the Street - Henrico County Infrastructure Newsletter
    HMA Public Relations HMA Public Relations: Leading with Excellence and Innovation
    HUNTER HUNTER
    Illinois Farm Families Coalition (Members: IL Beef Association, IL Corn Marketing Board, IL Farm Bureau, IL Pork Producers, IL Soybean Association, Midwest Dairy)MorganMyers, a G&S AgencyWe Are The 96: One Number, One Message, One Movement
    Integer Building a Culture of Inclusion at Integer
    IW Group Innovation Through Culture
    Jacobsen Construction J-Hub: An interactive platform that helps construction workers nationwide show off their jobsites
    Jayme Sandberg Total Solar Eclipse Children's Picture Book
    Jayme Sandberg Total Solar Eclipse Book
    Jefferson Lab Jefferson Lab’s Communications Office
    John DeereRacepoint GlobalThe Road Trip That Never Happened
    Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory and NASA A Star Explored: Parker Solar Probe’s Daring Dive to the Sun’s Fiery Edge
    Keck Medicine of USC Hearing Aids Save Lives
    KensingtonIntegrity Public Relations, Inc.Kensington Thunderbolt 5 Launch
    Lake County Forest Preserve District Celebrating Cicadas
    Library of Congress Office of Communications Library of Congress: Beyond the Books
    Lung Cancer Foundation of AmericaM&C CommunicationsSaving Lungs Behind the Chair
    Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention (Maine CDC)Rinck AdvertisingFilter Out the Noise – 2024 Youth and Young Adult Suicide Prevention Influencer Marketing Campaign
    Masons of CaliforniaIdea Hall“Discover Freemasonry” Digital Membership Lead Gen Campaign
    Maximus Corporate Communications Generative AI Case Study
    McDonald'sIW GroupMcDonald's Sweet Connections
    McDonald's North TexasCKPMcHiring in North Texas
    MediaSource MediaSource’s Measurable Impact on Clients, Industry
    Megaworld Foundation, Inc. Our Journey: Success Stories of Hope and Resilience
    Michigan Economic Development CorporationFINN PartnersBringing Swagger Back to a Storied American City
    Mixte Communications Centering diversity, equity and inclusion in Mixte's business strategy
    MondelezDentsu CreativeNutter Butter, You Good?
    National Cattlemen’s Beef AssociationLinhart Public RelationsLinhart PR Serves Up Prime National Media Coverage for Beef. It’s What’s For Dinner. with Culinary Experts and Flavorful Storytelling
    NCSolutionsFeintuch Communications and Digital Third CoastFROM COCKTAILS TO MOCKTAILS: HOW NCS DROVE THE SOBER CURIOUS CONVERSATION
    Norwegian Seafood CouncilPadillaSea-To-Table Restaurant Week NYC 2024
    Global Life Technologiesrbb Communications and Stripe TheoryInfluencing Wellness: How Creators Drove Nozin’s Gen Z Breakthrough
    Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction ServicesFahlgren MortineEmpowering Ohioans Facing Mental Health Crises to Get Help Through the State’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
    Orange County Government Orange County Hurricane Milton Response: Leading with Confidence
    Orlando HealthMediaSource and Mastercard Data & ServicesThe Test & Learn Approach: Quantifying the Business Impact of Earned Media in Healthcare
    Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc.WE Communications, Minds + Assembly, Spring & Bond and The ConsideredThe Value of Every Caregiver Campaign
    Park District of Oak Park and Parks Foundation of Oak ParkPublic Communications Inc. (PCI)A Place to Belong: Community Recreation Center for Park District of Oak Park, Illinois
    Peace CorpsCrosby Marketing CommunicationsPeace Corps Website Refresh
    Peace CorpsCrosby Marketing Communications"Bold Invitation" Campaign
    Persil Laundry DetergentAgency H5Persil Laundry Detergent’s 24-Hour Wardrobe Refresh Hotline
    phadeFINN PartnersGrasping at straws to save the environment
    Précis AIXenophon StrategiesPrécis Public Relations - Best In Class
    Renesas Electronics Renesas Electronics: Accelerating in the Automotive Industry
    Robins & MortonReilly CommunicationsRobins & Morton's 2024 State of Healthcare Construction Report Promotional Campaign
    Rotary Club of Little RockGhidotti CommunicationsRotary Club of Little Rock "Power of Fun"
    RWJBarnabas HealthMikeWorldWidePutting Our Hearts Into It: RWJBarnabas Health's Heart & Vascular Program
    Salmon DefenseC+C and Invisible CollectiveSalmon Warriors
    San Diego Tourism AuthorityIntesa Communications GroupSummer of Economic Power: Celebrating Toursim in San Diego
    SaputoCarmichael Lynch RelateTreasure Cave's Blue Cheese Crew Brings the Funk and the Views
    SaputoCarmichael Lynch RelateTreasure Cave's Recipe for Brand and Category Love
    Seminole County, FL 2024 Penny Sales Tax: Educating Seminole County for a Successful Renewal
    St. Jude Children's Research HospitalReingoldNo Matter Where You Are… We are Together.
    StarKist Co.Coyne PR, Quench and Horizon MediaFlex with StarKist: Fueling a Protein Rich Lifestyle
    State Farm State Farm® Deploys Influencers with a Cause to Reach Millennials and Gen Z
    State Farm State Farm® Changes the Marketing Game to Build Connections with Millennials and Gen Z
    Sullenberger Aviation MuseumluquireSullenberger Aviation Museum: "Airheads Welcome"
    Sunshine 811Curley & PynnDig safe Florida! Dangers lie below. Protect the underground lines that power your life
    Syracuse University Newhouse School of Public Communications Syracuse University Newhouse School, Graduate Public Relations Program
    Task Force for Global Health Task Force for Global Health: 40 Years of Impact
    TD SYNNEX TD SYNNEX 2024 Direction of Technology Report Campaign
    TD SYNNEX 2024 TD SYNNEX Direction of Technology Report Strategic Communications Campaign
    Texas Christian University - Neeley School of BusinessContent Shift MediaInnovative Artificial Intelligence Voice Restoration Returns Voice to Neeley Faculty Member Ed Riefenstahl
    The Allstate Foundation and Roadtrip Nation The New Volunteers YouTube docuseries: Engaging youth changemakers from coast to coast
    The Coca-Cola CompanyBurson and WPP Open XFanta Ignites More of What You “Wanta”
    The Grossman Group Driving Transformation to Deliver Results
    The S & G Group Girls Inc. of Tarrant County: Managing a Multi-Layered Crisis in a Divided World
    Tony Fay Public Relations Tony Fay Public Relations
    University of Kentucky College of Medicine Year in the Life: Kentucky's Care in Action
    University of Kentucky College of Medicine Because We Care: Building a Healthier Kentucky
    University of Memphis Department of Journalism and Strategic Media Community-powered PR education in the heart of Memphis
    University of Michigan Office of the Vice President for Communications Maize X Blue 2024: Tapping the Power Within for Communications Excellence
    University of Nevada, Las Vegas Giving Grief and Resilience a Voice and Home
    University of San Diego News Connect Newsletter by the University of San Diego Media Relations Team
    University of San Diego Lighting the Way Forward: The University of San Diego Celebrates 75 Years
    USDA Food and Nutrition ServiceCrosby Marketing CommunicationsNational Campaign to Launch USDA’s Summer Nutrition Programs for Kids (SUN Programs)
    USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) Media Department Give 'Em Truth
    VEON Steering VEON through unprecedented times and Standing with Ukraine
    Violet PR Writing the Future: Boutique Agency Violet PR Zeroes in on Economic Development Specialty
    Washington State Department of EcologyPRRUse Food Well Food Waste Reduction Campaign
    Whitney Museum of American ArtiVoice and Alma CommunicationsArt for All: Making Art and its Benefits More Accessible
    WilliamsAvoqExperience Powers Us
    Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation and Ella the BankerThe Peacock Group“Ella the Banker” Book Launch, Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation
    Yuba Water Agency Making Water Conservation a Way of Life Pilot Program
    Zurn Elkay Water Solutions Zurn Elkay's 2023 Sustainability Report

     

     

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