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| 2003
OCIABC Communicator Awards
OCIABC's annual awards and recognition
event entitled "Be a Star" was
held June 19, 2003 at the Portland Center for the
Performing Arts.
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| This year's competition
resulted in awards in these categories:
1. Writing
2. Design
3. Publications
4. Audio/Visual Communications
5. Electronic and Interactive Communications
6. Communication Programs and Promotional
Campaigns
7. Chapter Service Awards
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Writing
Awards in the Writing category recognize effective use of language, style and structure in published work, scripts or speeches. Special consideration is given to clear, lively writing that draws the readers in. |
| Category |
Award |
Entrant |
| News Stories |
Excellence |
Mark Goldstein
Cultivating a Partnership |
| Feature Stories |
Excellence |
Mark Goldstein
Underwriting: An essential spoke in the insurance wheel |
| Personality Profile |
Excellence |
Mark Goldstein
Comic Relief: Deanna Moffit Manages Important IT projects with a sense of
humor |
| News Releases |
Merit |
Suzanne Morse
Jackson and Perkins
2003 Habitat for Humanity
Rose Media kit |
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Merit |
Suzanne Morse
Jackson Perkins
Reagan Roses Media kit |
| Speeches |
Merit |
Tom Unger
150 years of embracing diversity |
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Design
Entries in the design category represent an organizational brand identity or other project where design is the primary communication function or tool. These awards recognize excellence in graphic design, creative design solutions and production within budget. |
| Category |
Award |
Entrant |
| Organizational
identity: (logos, trademarks, cards)
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Merit |
Jennifer Perrella
Corporate logowork
Eastern Trading & Design Company
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| Magazines
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Merit |
Anna Browne
The Standard Magazine
May 2002 issue |
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Merit |
Brian Krieg
NECA/IBEW Local 48 print ads |
| Web Sites |
Excellence |
Jennifer Perrella
Portland Metro Soils
Salmon Web site |
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Publications
The publications category combines the criteria of design, visual arts and writing. Entries in the publication category are evaluated for their overall presentation and their ability to communicate consistently and effectively. Awards recognize entries that demonstrate a high level of creativity and expertise in all aspects of design, graphics, images, writing, editing and production. |
| Category |
Award |
Entrant |
| Magazines |
Excellence |
Anna Browne
The Standard Magazine
Feb., March and April 2003 issues |
| Newsletters, Newspapers, Magapapers |
Merit |
The Kaiser Permanente
Member News group
KP member news |
| Special Publications |
Merit |
Kaiser Permanente
Health Education Services
Kaiser Permanente health education service |
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Audio/Visual Communications
The entries in the audio/visual communications category represent communications programs using sound, visuals, film, slides or a combination of these. Awards recognize originality of concept, suitability for audience, creativity, general impact, success in meeting objectives and technical quality. |
| Category |
Award |
Entrant |
| Radio public service announcements or commercials |
Merit |
Brian Krieg
Doug Spot |
| Television public service announcements or commercials |
Excellence |
Brian Krieg
TV spot series |
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Electronic & Interactive
Communications
The electronic and interactive communications category recognizes excellence in computer-based or electronically distributed communication programs. Awards recognize both the quality of the information presented, as well as the ability to access and navigate the information easily. |
| Category |
Award |
Entrant |
| Electronic Newsletters |
Merit |
Gary Conkling, Josh Spivey and Dave Fiskum
Insider Online e-newsletter triples use of CFM Web site |
| Internet Sites |
Excellence |
Brian Krieg
NECA/IBEW local 48 Web site |
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Merit |
Tami Boardman, Sanjana Kapur and Britt Parrott
David Evans and Associates Web site |
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Communication Programs
and
Promotional Campaigns
Entries in the communications programs and promotional campaigns category include projects, programs and campaigns defined by a well-developed communication plan, including research, strategy, planning, implementation, measurement and evaluation. Awards recognize achievement in communicating a variety of messages to a wide range of audiences through creative planning, use of materials and ability to obtain the desired results. |
| Category |
Award |
Entrant |
| Special Projects: External
Communications |
Excellence |
Xerox Office Group
Light years ahead – Xerox Phaser 6200 and Phaser 8200 launch |
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Merit |
Xerox Office Group
Screamin’ – Xerox Phaser 7300 launch |
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Merit |
Port of Vancouver USA
90th anniversary campaign |
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Merit |
Eric Endicott
Operating engineers local 701 head start event |
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Chapter
Service Award |
| Rodney Adair Memorial Award |
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More than twenty years
ago, Rodney Adair left Oregon Columbia IABC with a legacy of
active membership and dedicated service. After he died tragically
in a car accident, the chapter created the Rodney Adair Memorial
Award in 1980 "for sustained and exceptional service to
the association and for professional advancement." This
is the highest honor our chapter can bestow to a member. |
| Trudy Hussmann |
For three years Trudy has faithfully and reliably managed the chapter finances month after month. Furthermore, she has organized our financial records, implemented our credit card acceptance process, started the audit process, and has sought out new members to join our group. She always knows when to ask prudent questions about our financial affairs, and she also knows when it's feasible for us to forge new directions, such as with the Membership Grant program and with donations to the IABC Foundation. She makes extremely detailed responsibilities appear to be effortless work. Despite the overall national economic turmoil, OCIABC's finances have held steady for serveral years, thanks to Trudy Hussmann’s careful management. |
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2002 Communicator Award Winners
2001 Communicator Award Winners
2000 Communicator Award Winners
1999 Communicator Award Winners
1998 Communicator Award Winners
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