To submit a nomination for the Manitoba Communicator of the Year Award, download the application here (link downloads as a .doc).
All applications and supporting documents must be submitted to Siobhan Kari, President of CPRS Manitoba, at president@cprs.mb.ca by Friday, January 20, 2012.
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NEWS RELEASE November 16, 2011
Who is the next Manitoba Communicator of the Year? CPRS Manitoba to host fifth annual award
WINNIPEG, MB – The Manitoba chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) is inviting nominations for its fifth annual Manitoba Communicator of the Year Award.
The organization established the prestigious award to recognize individuals or organizations that have demonstrated excellence in public relations and communications in business, politics, entertainment, a non-profit environment, or the community at large. The Communicator of the Year is selected by a panel of senior CPRS Manitoba members, and the winner will be introduced at a gala luncheon on April 18, 2012 at the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg.
Deadline for nominations is Friday, January 20, 2012.
Last year’s award winner was Manitoba Homecoming 2010, led by Kevin Walters. The year-long experience brought former and current Manitobans, visitors, family and friends together for events, festivals and an all-around great celebration. CPRS was impressed with initiatives to celebrate the music, culture and community spirit of Manitoba and the people who live and work here.
In 2010, Clare MacKay of The Forks North Portage Partnership was recognized for the revitalization of The Forks’ as an exciting destination for visitors and locals alike. In 2009, Heather Plett of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank took home the title for her work promoting her Winnipeg-based humanitarian effort nationally and internationally. She followed inaugural winners Gail Asper and Kim Jasper who won for their efforts to promote The Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Both the award recipients and all the impressive nominations from past years have demonstrated the creativity and sound communications strategies delivered by Manitoba’s public relations professionals. CPRS Manitoba is proud to be able to recognize the best in the profession.
CPRS Manitoba
As the leading professional association for communicators in the province, CPRS Manitoba includes members from corporations, public relations agencies, government departments and non-profits. Members represent a wide variety of fields, ranging from agriculture and health care, to financial services and manufacturing.
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For more information on the award visit www.cprs.mb.caor contact:
CPRS Manitoba
Manitoba Communicator of the Year Award
To submit a nomination for the Manitoba Communicator of the Year Award, download the application here (link downloads as a .doc).
All applications and supporting documents must be submitted to Siobhan Kari, President of CPRS Manitoba, at president@cprs.mb.ca by Friday, January 20, 2012.
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NEWS RELEASE
November 16, 2011
Who is the next Manitoba Communicator of the Year?
CPRS Manitoba to host fifth annual award
WINNIPEG, MB – The Manitoba chapter of the Canadian Public Relations Society (CPRS) is inviting nominations for its fifth annual Manitoba Communicator of the Year Award.
The organization established the prestigious award to recognize individuals or organizations that have demonstrated excellence in public relations and communications in business, politics, entertainment, a non-profit environment, or the community at large. The Communicator of the Year is selected by a panel of senior CPRS Manitoba members, and the winner will be introduced at a gala luncheon on April 18, 2012 at the Fort Garry Hotel in Winnipeg.
Deadline for nominations is Friday, January 20, 2012.
Last year’s award winner was Manitoba Homecoming 2010, led by Kevin Walters. The year-long experience brought former and current Manitobans, visitors, family and friends together for events, festivals and an all-around great celebration. CPRS was impressed with initiatives to celebrate the music, culture and community spirit of Manitoba and the people who live and work here.
In 2010, Clare MacKay of The Forks North Portage Partnership was recognized for the revitalization of The Forks’ as an exciting destination for visitors and locals alike. In 2009, Heather Plett of the Canadian Foodgrains Bank took home the title for her work promoting her Winnipeg-based humanitarian effort nationally and internationally. She followed inaugural winners Gail Asper and Kim Jasper who won for their efforts to promote The Canadian Museum for Human Rights.
Both the award recipients and all the impressive nominations from past years have demonstrated the creativity and sound communications strategies delivered by Manitoba’s public relations professionals. CPRS Manitoba is proud to be able to recognize the best in the profession.
CPRS Manitoba
As the leading professional association for communicators in the province, CPRS Manitoba includes members from corporations, public relations agencies, government departments and non-profits. Members represent a wide variety of fields, ranging from agriculture and health care, to financial services and manufacturing.
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For more information on the award visit www.cprs.mb.ca or contact:
Siobhan Kari, President of CPRS Manitoba, president@cprs.mb.ca