Deadline extended: Recognize your peers and leaders

We’re giving you more time to recognize your peers and leaders with IABC London’s Outstanding Communicator and Communications Champion awards! The deadline has been extended to April 25.

Once again, the last year has tested communications professionals and organizational leaders in unexpected ways. Through persistent challenges and hardships, communicators have guided their organizations using strategic communications practice. Successful leaders have recognized communications as integral to managing operations, and have collaborated with their communications teams to deliver effective messaging.

After hours and hours of tireless work, it’s time for your colleagues to be recognized!

OUTSTANDING COMMUNICATOR AWARD

FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS PROFESSIONAL

The Outstanding Communicator Award recognizes a communications professional who exemplifies excellence in the profession. The recipient of this award consistently achieves business results by planning, implementing and measuring communications strategies, projects and campaigns. All communications professionals working in southwestern Ontario are eligible. The award is open to both IABC members and non-members.

Submit your nominations by April 25!

COMMUNICATIONS CHAMPION AWARD

FOR THE SUPPORTIVE ORGANIZATIONAL LEADER

The Communications Champion Award distinguishes an organizational leader who recognizes the value of communications as integral in driving business results. The recipient of this award is a c-suite leader who integrates communications as an internal strategic partner, supports the professional development of their communications team, and works closely with communicators to deliver exceptional leadership communication.

Submit your nominations by April 25!

There are no fees to submitting nominations. Winners will be revealed at the 2022 Virtuoso Awards Celebration in June.

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