Call for Entries Deadline:
Aug. 21, 2026

Celebrating the strategy, creativity and results behind outstanding PR work

The PR Daily Awards honor the campaigns, teams, agencies, organizations and communications professionals behind the most effective public relations work of the year. This premier awards program recognizes the strategy, creativity and results that shape public conversations, build trust, earn meaningful attention and protect brand reputation.

From standout media relations and crisis response to thought leadership, public affairs, social media, events, brand reputation, employee communications and more, the PR Daily Awards celebrate work that deserves industry-wide recognition. Whether your campaign reached a national audience, made a local impact, supported a client, guided an organization through a critical moment or brought a bold idea to life, this is your opportunity to put that work in the spotlight.

Submit your own work, a colleague, your team or a client whose PR achievements deserve to be seen. Finalists will be recognized by Ragan and PR Daily, and winners will be revealed at a live event on December 2 in New York City.

Earning recognition from the PR Daily Awards places your work among the strongest examples of modern public relations. Enter to celebrate the people, planning and performance behind the campaigns that moved audiences, influenced conversations and delivered results.

CATEGORIES

AWARDS OF DISTINCTION

 PR Campaign of the Year

Reserved for the year's strongest PR work, this honor recognizes a campaign that paired smart strategy with clear execution and meaningful results. Entries may point to the challenge, audience insight, creative choices, outcomes or lasting value that made the campaign stand out.

GENERAL CAMPAIGNS

 AI Agents

Autonomous or semi-autonomous AI tools are changing how communications teams plan, research, draft, monitor and respond. Entries may show how the agent was built or applied, how people guided the work and what value it created for the team or organization.

 AI-Powered Communications

Smart use of AI can help communicators work faster, uncover insights and produce stronger audience experiences. Entries may include PR, marketing, internal communications, content, outreach, measurement or workflow projects that used AI with clear purpose and human oversight.

 AI Search & Answer Engine Visibility

As people turn to AI answers for information, communicators have a new role in helping brands and leaders show up accurately. Entries may include content, earned media, authority-building, reputation work or other efforts that supported visibility, credibility or audience understanding.

 Audience Engagement or Community-Led PR

The strongest PR work often grows from real participation, not one-way messaging. Entries may highlight how a team listened, responded, invited involvement or built value with a defined audience or community.

 B2B Campaign

When the audience is made up of business buyers, partners, members or industry decision makers, strong communications must earn attention and trust. Entries may share the business goal, audience need, message strategy, channels or results that moved a professional audience.

 B2C Campaign

Consumer-facing work has to connect quickly, clearly and credibly with the people a brand wants to reach. Entries may highlight the insight, message, creative choices, channels or outcomes that helped influence awareness, participation, loyalty or purchase.

 Branding Campaign

A strong brand effort helps audiences understand who an organization is, what it stands for and why it matters. Entries may include identity, voice, messaging, storytelling, rollout strategy, stakeholder response or signs that the brand gained clarity or traction.

 Brand Journalism

Editorial-style storytelling can help a brand inform audiences while building trust and credibility. Entries may include articles, interviews, reports, multimedia, recurring coverage or other journalistic work tied to communications goals.

 Brand Partnerships & Collaborations

Meaningful partnerships can bring new reach, credibility and creative energy to a campaign. Entries may show why the partners fit, what each party contributed and how the collaboration created value for the audience, brand or cause.

 Brand Reputation & Trust Campaign

Trust is hard won, and reputation work often determines how audiences respond during important moments. Entries may include campaigns, stakeholder outreach, message strategy, media response, research or other work that protected or strengthened confidence.

 Cause-Related Marketing Campaign

When a brand connects to a cause, the work has to feel credible, relevant and useful. Entries may describe the cause fit, partner role, campaign approach, audience response or value created for the organization and issue.

 Community Relations Campaign

Strong community work builds relationships with the people, neighborhoods and civic groups closest to an organization. Entries may include outreach, listening, partnerships, education, service, events or other efforts that mattered to the community involved.

 Content Marketing Initiatives

Useful content can attract attention, answer questions and build an ongoing relationship with a target audience. Entries may include articles, guides, videos, newsletters, reports, hubs or other content that supported communications or marketing goals.

 Corporate Communications Campaign

Clear organizational communication helps companies and institutions build understanding with the people who matter most. Entries may cover reputation, leadership, change, culture, business updates, stakeholder trust or other work tied to organizational goals.

 Crisis Management

High-pressure moments test a team's judgment, speed, message discipline and care for stakeholders. Entries may describe the issue, audiences, response strategy, decision-making, communications materials or outcomes that helped the organization move through the situation.

 CSR Communications

Responsible business efforts need communications that are clear, credible and connected to real action. Entries may include campaigns, reports, stories, partnerships or stakeholder updates tied to community impact, social good or responsible business practices.

 DEI Communications

Communicating about diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging or access requires care, clarity and credibility. Entries may share internal or external campaigns, education efforts, stakeholder messaging, storytelling or results that supported people and organizational goals.

 Email Communications

The inbox remains one of the most direct places to inform, persuade and prompt action. Entries may include one message, a campaign or a larger email program, with details on audience needs, content approach, targeting, response or performance.

 Employee Communications

Employees need timely, useful information that helps them understand decisions, changes and culture. Entries may include campaigns, newsletters, town halls, intranets, videos, leadership messages or other work created for an internal audience.

 Employee Relations

A strong relationship between an organization and its workforce depends on listening, clarity and trust. Entries may include communications tied to culture, change, recognition, engagement, retention or other efforts that helped employees feel informed and respected.

 Employer Branding

Talent audiences respond to authentic stories about culture, opportunity and what it is like to work somewhere. Entries may include recruitment campaigns, culture storytelling, employee advocacy, social content or other work that supported hiring or retention goals.

 ESG Communications

Environmental, social and governance priorities are most credible when they are explained with plain language and real evidence. Entries may include campaigns, reports, stakeholder updates, executive messaging or other communications that helped audiences understand progress or commitments.

 Event PR or Marketing Campaign

Live, virtual and hybrid events can build attention before, during and after the main moment. Entries may cover audience-building, media outreach, content strategy, social activity, attendee experience or results connected to the event.

 Excellence in Social Media

Social media work stands out when it reflects the audience, the platform and the moment. Entries may include a campaign, channel strategy, content series, platform-specific effort or response program that built awareness, conversation, trust or action.

 Executive Communications

Leaders are most effective when their communications are clear, credible and tied to a real point of view. Entries may include speeches, thought leadership, internal messages, media opportunities, social presence or stakeholder communications supporting leadership goals.

 External/Internal Communications Campaign

Some messages need to reach employees and outside audiences with consistency while still speaking to each group in the right way. Entries may show how the work was adapted across audiences, channels, timing, strategy or goals.

 Financial Communications/Investor Relations

Financial and investor communications must make complex information understandable, accurate and useful for high-stakes audiences. Entries may include earnings communications, investor materials, transaction announcements, executive messaging, media strategy or stakeholder outreach.

 Global PR Campaign

Reaching audiences across countries, cultures or regions takes a balance of shared strategy and local understanding. Entries may highlight market needs, cultural insight, language choices, regional execution or results from one or more parts of the campaign.

 Guerrilla Marketing

Bold, unexpected work can earn attention without relying on a large media spend. Entries may include street-level activations, surprise moments, unconventional outreach or other tactics rooted in creativity, timing and audience insight.

 In-House Campaign

Internal teams often deliver strong work by knowing their organization, stakeholders and resources closely. Entries may show how the team solved a challenge, worked with partners, managed constraints or delivered results for the business or mission.

 Influencer Campaign

Trusted creators, experts and advocates can help a story reach audiences in ways traditional channels cannot. Entries may describe partner selection, audience fit, content approach, disclosure practices, engagement, conversions or other measures of campaign value.

 Integrated PR & Marketing

Coordinated campaigns can make PR, marketing, content, social, events, paid, owned and earned channels work toward one goal. Entries may explain how the pieces connected and what results showed the combined approach was effective.

 Marketing Campaign

Strong marketing work builds interest, demand, participation or sales while staying true to the audience need. Entries may include audience insight, positioning, creative execution, channel choices or results tied to a product, service, brand, organization or idea.

 Media Event

Journalist-facing events work best when they offer access, context and a clear reason to cover the story. Entries may include press briefings, previews, tours, product experiences or other moments that earned coverage or strengthened media relationships.

 Media Pitch

A strong pitch earns attention because it is relevant, timely, targeted and useful to the recipient. Entries may share the outreach strategy, audience fit, earned response, coverage or lesson that made the pitch successful.

 Media Relations Campaign

Sustained media outreach can shape public understanding, build reporter relationships and earn meaningful coverage. Entries may include pitch strategy, media targets, storytelling, spokesperson work, coverage quality or other evidence of results.

 Media Strategy

Strong media planning helps determine how, when and where a story should be brought to journalists. Entries may explain the insight, outlet mix, timing, message approach, spokesperson plan or results that showed the strategy was sound.

 Measurement, Analytics & Insights

Data can help communicators make smarter choices, prove value and improve performance. Entries may include research, dashboards, reporting, attribution, audience analysis or other measurement practices that informed decisions or showed progress.

 Misinformation, Disinformation or Deepfake Response

False, misleading or synthetic content can quickly put trust, safety and reputation at risk. Entries may share monitoring, message strategy, correction efforts, stakeholder outreach, media response or other work that helped reduce confusion.

 Multicultural Campaign

Work created for specific cultural communities must be grounded in respect, insight and audience understanding. Entries may include creative choices, language strategy, partnerships, media outreach, community input or results that showed the campaign resonated.

 Newsjacking

Timely PR work can connect a brand, expert, organization or issue to a news moment in a credible way. Entries may explain the opportunity, speed of response, message fit, media pickup or audience reaction that made the effort work.

 Nonprofit Campaign

Mission-based communications can raise awareness, inspire support and help organizations move important work forward. Entries may include fundraising, advocacy, education, volunteer, community or stakeholder efforts tied to nonprofit goals.

 Original Research

Fresh data and insight can give audiences, media and decision makers a new reason to pay attention. Entries may share the research question, methodology, story packaging, media use, content rollout or results that showed the research had value.

 PR on a Shoestring Budget

Limited funds, staff or time can lead to some of the most resourceful communications work. Entries may show how the team prioritized, got creative, used relationships or made practical choices that helped the work succeed.

 Product Launch

Introducing something new requires a clear story, a defined audience and a plan for building attention. Entries may describe the positioning, rollout, media strategy, launch moment, stakeholder outreach or results that showed the launch gained traction.

 Public Affairs, Government or Regulatory Campaign

Policy, government and regulatory issues require communications that build understanding and reach the right stakeholders. Entries may include advocacy, education, coalition work, public outreach, media strategy or reputation efforts tied to a public-interest goal.

 Public Health or Safety Campaign

Communications can help people understand, prevent, respond to or act on health and safety issues. Entries may include awareness campaigns, behavior-change efforts, public information programs, community outreach or crisis response work connected to public well-being.

 Public Relations Campaign

Broad PR work can shape awareness, perception, trust or action for a brand, organization, person, product or issue. Entries may cover the challenge, audience, strategy, execution or outcomes that made the work successful.

 Publicity Stunt

A well-planned creative moment can spark attention, conversation and media interest. Entries may show how the idea fit the brand or issue, reached the right audience and produced coverage, engagement or other meaningful response.

 Re-branding or Re-positioning Campaign

Changing how a brand, organization, product, service or issue is understood takes strategy, clarity and careful rollout. Entries may explain the reason for the shift, the audience need, the communications approach or signs that the new position gained acceptance.

 Social Justice/Advocacy Campaign

Advocacy work can help people understand an issue, support a cause or take meaningful action. Entries may include awareness, education, coalition, storytelling, mobilization or stakeholder communications created with care and purpose.

 Social Listening

Online conversations, audience feedback and community signals can reveal what people need, fear, value or misunderstand. Entries may show how insights were gathered, interpreted or applied to messaging, response, content, reputation management or campaign planning.

 Social Media Campaign

Platform-native work can build awareness, engagement, participation or action when it meets audiences where they are. Entries may include content, community management, influencer support, paid social, platform strategy or results that show the campaign reached the right people.

 Social Responsibility

Organizations can earn trust by communicating how they contribute to people, communities, society or the environment. Entries may include campaigns, initiatives, partnerships, storytelling or reporting that helped audiences understand the organization's role and impact.

 Storytelling Initiatives

Narrative can make a brand, issue, organization or community more understandable and memorable. Entries may include written, visual, audio, video or multimedia work that supported a clear communications goal.

 Thought Leadership Communications

A clear point of view can help leaders, experts, brands and organizations earn credibility on issues that matter to their audiences. Entries may include bylines, speeches, research, media opportunities, social content or other visibility efforts.

 Video: Single Video

One strong video can explain an idea, stir emotion or move an audience to act. Entries may highlight the purpose, audience, story, creative approach, distribution or performance that made the individual video effective.

 Video Communications

A video program, campaign or series can support PR, communications or marketing goals across many moments. Entries may include internal or external videos, with context on strategy, storytelling, production choices, audience response or outcomes.

 Viral Campaign

Widely shared work usually succeeds because audiences choose to participate, discuss or pass it along. Entries may explain the spark, cultural fit, platform behavior, earned reach, engagement or business results connected to that momentum.

 Visual Storytelling Initiatives

Design, photography, graphics, animation and data visualization can help audiences understand and remember a message quickly. Entries may show how visual choices supported the story, audience need, communications goal or response.

CAMPAIGNS BY INDUSTRY

 Arts, Entertainment and Media Campaign

Creative and media-focused work needs to capture attention in crowded cultural spaces. Entries may include launches, events, publicity, audience-building, partnerships or campaigns for artists, performers, productions, media brands, cultural institutions or entertainment properties.

 Beauty, Fashion or Lifestyle Campaign

Style, personal care and lifestyle campaigns succeed when they understand culture, timing and consumer desire. Entries may share audience insight, creative approach, influencer or media strategy, launch plan or response for beauty, fashion, lifestyle, home or related brands.

 Consumer Packaged Goods Campaign

Everyday products need communications that make people notice, try, trust or choose them. Entries may include awareness, trial, loyalty, launch, retail support, media relations, social content or other efforts for packaged goods.

 Finance/Banking Campaign

Financial services work must build understanding and trust while often making complex topics easier to grasp. Entries may include campaigns for banking, insurance, fintech, investing, payments, accounting or related sectors, with context on goals, audiences or results.

 Food and Beverage Campaign

Food and beverage stories can spark appetite, conversation and action when they connect to taste, culture or experience. Entries may include launches, tastings, media relations, influencer partnerships, events, social content or campaigns for restaurants, packaged foods, beverage brands or related organizations.

 Education/EdTech Campaign

Education communications must speak clearly to students, families, educators, administrators or learners. Entries may include work for schools, colleges, universities, education organizations, learning platforms or edtech brands, with context on audience needs or results.

 Health/Wellness Campaign

Health and wellness work calls for accuracy, empathy and messages people can trust. Entries may include awareness, education, behavior change, media relations, patient or consumer outreach, trust-building or other communications tied to health outcomes.

 Hospitality and Tourism Campaign

Travel and hospitality campaigns often need to inspire action while creating a strong sense of place or experience. Entries may include work for destinations, hotels, restaurants, attractions, travel brands, tourism boards or hospitality experiences.

 Professional Services Campaign

Expert-led organizations need communications that make their value clear to clients, prospects and industry audiences. Entries may include reputation-building, lead generation, thought leadership, client education, media relations or campaigns for professional services firms.

 Retail Campaign

Retail work has to reach shoppers at the right moment with a clear reason to visit, click or buy. Entries may include communications for stores, ecommerce brands, shopping experiences, retail launches or consumer sales moments.

 Sports Campaign

Sports communications can build loyalty, fuel fan energy and connect communities around teams, athletes or events. Entries may include fan engagement, publicity, partnerships, launches, community programs, social content or campaigns tied to the sports world.

 Technology and Information Services Campaign

Technology work must often make complex products, platforms or services easy to understand and trust. Entries may include communications for software, hardware, data services, cybersecurity, telecom, IT or technology-enabled organizations.

 Other

Strong work does not always fit neatly into a single industry label. Entries should identify the industry or audience clearly and may explain why this broader category is the right fit.

HEALTHCARE PR AND MARKETING

 Marketing Campaign of Year

Healthcare marketing can inform, reassure and motivate patients, consumers, providers or communities. Entries may include campaigns that supported awareness, education, trust, engagement, action or another meaningful healthcare marketing goal.

 PR Campaign of Year

Strong healthcare PR can help audiences understand complex issues, services, research, care options or public health needs. Entries may include media relations, reputation work, public education, launches, advocacy, crisis response or other communications tied to healthcare outcomes.

 Social Media Campaign of Year

Responsible social media can make healthcare information easier to find, understand and act on. Entries may include platform strategy, community management, patient or consumer education, creative content, influencer support or response data.

PODCASTS, PUBLICATIONS AND MORE

 Annual Report

A strong yearly report tells an organization's story with clarity, credibility and a clear sense of audience. Entries may include print or digital reports, with context on narrative, design, data, accessibility or stakeholder response.

 Blog

Recurring owned content can keep readers informed, educated and connected to topics that matter. Entries may include editorial strategy, publishing cadence, voice, audience growth, engagement or business value.

 Digital Publication

Online editorial products can become trusted destinations for audiences who want useful, timely content. Entries may include magazines, content hubs, reports, microsites or recurring digital publications, with context on purpose, design, distribution or performance.

 Impactful Press Release

A strong release does more than announce news, it explains why the story matters. Entries may include the release, target audience, media pickup, stakeholder response or other results tied to the announcement.

 Newsletter

A useful newsletter gives readers a reason to open, click, read and return. Entries may include email, print or digital newsletters, with context on editorial choices, audience growth, open or click performance, feedback or reader value.

 Podcast

Audio storytelling can educate, entertain and build a relationship with a defined audience. Entries may include a series or single episode, with context on format, guests, storytelling approach, promotion, listenership or engagement.

 Print Publication

Printed pieces can still make a strong impression when editorial content and design work together. Entries may include magazines, reports, newsletters, guides or other print materials, with context on purpose, audience, distribution or response.

 Sustainability Report

Clear reporting can help audiences understand environmental, social or responsible business progress without confusion or overclaiming. Entries may include strategy, data, storytelling, design, stakeholder needs or evidence that the report helped communicate commitments and results.

 Website

A strong digital destination helps audiences find information, understand a story and take the next step. Entries may include sites, microsites, newsrooms or other web experiences tied to communications, PR or marketing goals.

PR EVENTS (LIVE OR VIRTUAL)

 Community Event

Events rooted in community can bring people together around local, civic, cultural, nonprofit or audience-centered goals. Entries may describe the purpose, audience, programming, partnerships, attendance, feedback or outcomes that made the experience meaningful.

 Employee Event

Internal gatherings can inform, connect, celebrate or engage employees in ways other channels cannot. Entries may include meetings, town halls, recognition events, culture moments, trainings or other employee experiences.

 Experiential Event

A memorable activation gives people a firsthand way to understand a brand, product, issue or story. Entries may include the concept, audience journey, creative execution, attendance, social sharing, media coverage or other response.

 Influencer Event

Creator-focused events can generate content, relationships and audience reach when the experience is worth sharing. Entries may explain partner fit, event concept, content created, audience reached or results tied to the story.

 Launch Event

A launch moment can introduce a product, service, initiative, brand, location or announcement with energy and clarity. Entries may share how the event built interest, explained the news, engaged priority audiences or supported broader launch goals.

 Pop-Up Event or Experience

Temporary activations can create urgency, curiosity and memorable audience participation. Entries may include the concept, location choice, audience experience, content created, attendance, coverage or other results.

 Press Event or Media Tour

Media-facing events and tours help journalists understand a story through access, context and experience. Entries may include journalist targeting, spokesperson preparation, format, materials, coverage or relationship-building results.

 Social Responsibility Event

Purpose-led events can connect community impact, service, sustainability, advocacy or responsible business action to a meaningful experience. Entries may describe the cause, audience, partners, programming, participation or outcomes.

PEOPLE AND TEAMS

 PR Hall of Fame

Nominees in this category must have 20+ years of experience in PR. A long career in PR can leave a lasting mark on organizations, clients, colleagues and the profession. Nominations may include career highlights, leadership, mentorship, major achievements, industry service or examples of influence over 20 or more years.

 PR Professional of the Year

Exceptional PR professionals combine judgment, creativity, relationships and results. Nominations may point to campaigns, counsel, team contributions, measurable results, client or organizational impact or the qualities that made the person stand out this year.

 Marketing Professional of the Year

Outstanding marketers help organizations, brands or clients reach important goals through smart strategy and strong execution. Nominations may include campaign results, creativity, collaboration, leadership or other evidence of strong performance.

 Media Relations Professional of the Year

Strong media relations professionals earn meaningful coverage by understanding journalists, stories and timing. Nominations may include pitch success, media strategy, story placement, spokesperson support, crisis work or examples of trusted counsel.

 Social Media Professional of the Year

Skilled social media professionals combine platform knowledge, creativity, judgment and audience understanding. Nominations may point to content strategy, community management, campaign results, platform growth, crisis response or other work that delivered value.

 Executive of the Year

Senior leaders who champion communications can give teams the support, clarity and credibility needed to do important work. Nominations may include leadership, decision-making, visibility, advocacy for the team, support for major campaigns or impact on organizational outcomes.

 Young Professional of the Year (Age 30 and Under)

Rising professionals bring fresh ideas, strong instincts and real contributions early in their careers. Nominations may include achievements, campaign contributions, leadership potential, creativity, results or examples of growth and initiative for someone age 30 or under.

 Agency of the Year

A strong agency delivers client results while building a healthy business and culture. Entries may include client work, growth, leadership, new business, talent development, community work or other proof of agency excellence.

 Marketing Team of the Year

Great teams combine planning, collaboration and creative execution to reach larger organizational or client goals. Entries may include campaigns, resourcefulness, results, team culture or examples of how the group solved important challenges.

 PR Team of the Year

Outstanding PR teams deliver strong work across campaigns, issues, media, reputation and stakeholder communications. Entries may show goals, collaboration, major wins, results or qualities that made the group stand out.

HOW TO ENTER

Review the categories and choose the ones that best fit your campaign, project, team or individual achievement.

Prepare a concise entry that explains the goal, strategy, execution and results of your work. Strong entries give judges a clear understanding of the challenge, the audience, the approach and the outcome.

You may submit work on behalf of your organization, your agency, your client, yourself or your team. Entries may be submitted across multiple categories.

Complete the online entry form, upload any supporting materials and submit your entry by the deadline.

Enter your work today and show the PR industry what your team achieved.

ENTER

ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS

These awards are open to in-house, agency and independent communication practitioners in the private, corporate, nonprofit and government sectors. Enter your work, the work of your organization or submit entries on behalf of your client.

Companies from around the world are welcome to enter as long as the entry is submitted in English.

Contact Brendan Gannon to find the perfect category for your campaign or project. You can call 312-960-4407 or email [email protected].

This year’s program is open to any work executed between June 1, 2025, and June 5, 2026, inclusive.

ENTRY FEES

The fee for this program is $550 per entry into standard categories, and $600 per entry into Signature / Prestige Awards categories.

A late fee of $325 per entry will be added to all entries received after 11:59 p.m. Central time, August 21, 2026.

Do you have a campaign or project you'd like to enter into multiple categories? Pay the original entry fee, and then only $250 for each additional category!

All entries are non-returnable and non-refundable.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why should you apply?
The PR Daily Awards give your work respected recognition from one of the industry’s most trusted names in communications, PR and marketing. Finalist and winner recognition can help strengthen your team’s credibility, celebrate your people, support client relationships and give your organization a powerful proof point to share across internal and external channels.
Who can enter?
Entries may be submitted by organizations worldwide. The only requirement is that entries be submitted in English. The PR Daily Awards are open to in-house, agency and independent communication practitioners in the private, corporate, nonprofit and government sectors.
What does it take to be a winner?
Winning entries clearly explain the purpose behind the work, the audience it served and the results it achieved. Judges look for strong strategy, thoughtful execution, creativity, clarity and outcomes that show why the work mattered. Please look at our past award winners to see what gets recognized and rewarded. We encourage you to submit the same campaign to multiple categories, if you feel they are relevant. Doing so increases your chances of winning.
What are the entry requirements?
Each entry should include a summary of the campaign, project, team or individual achievement being submitted. Entrants are encouraged to include details such as goals, strategy, execution, results and supporting materials that help judges understand the strength of the work.
Why are some deadlines extended?
We extend deadlines based on applicant needs and upcoming promotional opportunities. These extensions are not guaranteed, so entering by the standard deadline is the best way to avoid missed opportunities.
When will I find out results?
Finalists will be announced in early October. Winners will be revealed at a live event in December in New York City, where all finalists will be recognized alongside standout PR professionals, teams, agencies and organizations from across the industry. All entrants will receive notifications via email as announcements are made.

Additional Questions

If you have any questions about the program or problems submitting your entry, please call Brendan Gannon at 312-960-4407 or email [email protected].

Sponsorship Opportunities

If you are interested in sponsoring one of Ragan Communications’ award programs, please contact Morgan Einspanier at [email protected].