The collection which features the best of JI am so excited to bea judge again this yearNEW YORKBusiness WireThe Navigators Group IncThis article is also featured on The BIG HOUSE Blog3 million mobile phonesubscribers in the UBy JOHN P WISEOne Great SeasonSTATE COLLEGE PaManning's assessmentthey just flat whipped uswas a fair oneThe Seahawks don't do anything particularly wellS Federal Reserve has already taken steps tobuy up assets On Wednesday Malaysia's benchmark stock indexCHICAGO(Business Wire)The years outstanding movies win Academy Awards The worlds best writers arerecognized with Pulitzer Prizes. The Chicago chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators(IABC/Chicago) today announced its call for entries to the 2009 IABC/ChicagoQuill Awards, previously called the Spectra Awards. The new Quill Awards willrecognize marketing and communications professionals for their excellence indeveloping and executing business communication programs that set the bar forothers in the field. Winning entries feature clear objectives supporting theorganizations goals, creative communication strategies and effective,measurable results. Previous winners hail from leading companies that includeMcDonalds, Motorola, Sprint, Boeing, Allstate, Accenture and Aon Consulting. "In todays difficult economic environment, businesses have to be smarter thanever before in communicating with customers, employees and other stakeholders,"said Katie Schuyler, director of awards for IABC/Chicago. Entrants do not need to be members of IABC,just the best and the brightest in the field Entrants who download an entryform before Feb. 
3 will be entered to win a free entry into the 2009IABC/Chicago Quill Awards (a $75 value) Entries are due on March 3. A panel ofseasoned communicators from IABC chapters nationwide will judge the entries, andthe winners (and their companies) will be recognized at an awards recognitionevent on June 11, as well as in marketing materials and on the IABC/Chicago Website. For more information, visit The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) is a globalnetwork of communication professionals committed to improving organizationaleffectiveness through strategic communication. Established in 1970, IABC servesmore than 16,000 members in 70 countries with a multi-disciplinary approach tocorporate communication, public relations, employee communication, marketingcommunication, media relations, community relations, public affairs, financialcommunications, and government relations. IABC/Chicago () isthe oldest IABC chapter in the world and one of the largest IABC chapters in theUnited States, with about 500 members.
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