The OVATION winning entries booklet is now available
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By Emily Gayle Aitken
Beat the heat, learn from your peers, and find out the high degree of excellence in strategic communications and measurement that GTA communicators have to offer.
The IABC/Toronto Awards team is thrilled to announce that the 2011 OVATION Awards Winning Entries Booklet is now available online. The Booklet contains this year’s winning case studies including the Bobbie Resnick and Student of the Year winners.
Why read the 2011 OVATION Awards Booklet?
1. Learn best practices in communications
2. See what it takes to win an OVATION award
3. It’s free for IABC/Toronto members
Now, it is the time to start planning your own contribution for the 2012 OVATION Awards. See what it takes to win an OVATION Award, so you too can Step Up! Stand Out! Curl up under your beach umbrella or put the “do not disturb” sign on your door and peruse the entries.
If you are planning to apply for the ABC accreditation, preparing an OVATION Award entry is good practice in crafting your business case to showcase your expertise in strategic communications.
To view or download the OVATION Awards booklet, click the link:
http://toronto.iabc.com/members-area/ovation-case-studies/ Non-members can purchase the Booklet in PDF format for $40 each by contacting the IABC/Toronto office at 416-968-0264 or toronto-info@iabc.com.
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