| Hi Communicator, I wanted to make sure you were aware that tonight, Friday, Oct. 21 is the entry deadline for Ragan’s Top Women in Communications Awards. All entries must be received by 11:59 p.m. Central time tonight, to avoid late fees. This awards program will shine a spotlight on the women in communications who are helping to shape both a future generation of comms leaders and the future of their organizations. Self-nominations are welcome, as well as nominations on behalf of your colleagues or clients. We will honor all of the influential women making the list at a special awards gala in February 2023 in NYC and in special editorial programming. If your work has made an impact on the comms industry, we want to hear about it. If you work with someone whose work inspires you, nominate her. You may submit more than one nomination. Complete your nominations here. If you cannot complete your nominations by tonight’s entry deadline, there is a late deadline next Friday, Oct. 28, but additional late fees apply to all entries received after 11:59 p.m. Central time tonight. Thanks, and I look forward to your nominations! Brendan –– Brendan Gannon Senior Marketing Manager, Awards Programs |
| From: Ragan Communications |
| Brendan Gannon Ragan’s Top Women in Communications Awards Is Accepting Entries Ragan Communications is pleased to announce it is accepting nominations for its Top Women in Communications Awards. This program will honor the female communications professionals—at any stage in their career—whose dedication, drive and innovative ideas have made a positive impact on the communications industry and the people with whom they’ve worked. The Award program will also honor the women who have had a lasting, positive impact on the communications industry in a special category: “The Women in Communications Hall of Fame.” This category will recognize the lifetime achievements of influential women who have made their mark on the industry and their organizations or clients. Ragan Communications will honor the women making the list of the Top Women in Communications at a special awards gala in February 2023 in NYC, celebrating the achievements of these impressive female communicators. Honorees will also be recognized in special editorial programming. Self-nominations, as well as nominations on behalf of women working in a communications role are accepted. Those submitting work can nominate up to 10 women. Nominees will be assessed based on their work from Oct. 2021 to Oct. 2022. Learn more and submit your nominations here. Multiple honorees will be recognized in the following categories:
Past honorees in the program have hailed from top agencies, companies and organizations, including Amazon, APCO Worldwide, BODEN Agency, CBRE, Entergy, FBI Headquarters, FleishmanHillard, Goodwill Industries International, KeyBank, the Kroger Company, National Geographic, Northwestern Medicine, Prudential, Saint-Gobain North America, Texas Association of School Boards, the University of Notre Dame, Weill Cornell Medicine and more. These awards are open to communications practitioners in the private, corporate, nonprofit and government sectors. Nominations from around the world are welcome, as long as they are submitted in English. Enter your work or submit entries on behalf colleagues, clients or women in communications roles at other organizations. The awards program is presented by Ragan Communications and PR Daily, the leading authorities in PR and communications intelligence. Submit your nominations here. For questions, contact Brendan Gannon at brendang@ragan.com. For sponsorship information, contact Hannah Lavelle at hannahl@ragan.com. About Ragan Communications and PR Daily: Ragan Communications has been delivering trusted news, training and intelligence for more than 50 years to internal and external communicators and business executives via its conferences, webinars, training, awards, subscriptions and its membership divisions. Its daily news sites— PR Daily, Ragan.com and Workplace Wellness—are read by more than 600,000 internal and external communicators monthly. | |
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