The Public Relations Society of America San Diego/Imperial Counties’ annual Edward L. Bernays Mark of Excellence Awards Ceremony is the San Diego PR industry’s largest event of the year. NST team members look forward to catching up with fellow PR practitioners, and it’s a great excuse for some team bonding.
We are often told our team is always having fun, and though we do think it’s important to balance hard work and merriment, one of the secrets to our success is our belief that relationships matter – they help us create successful, strategic campaigns for our clients – and the outcome of this year’s Bernays awards proves we have a winning formula.
Our hard work was rewarded with 12 Bernays Awards – the most awards received any agency or company at this year’s event. We received awards in the following categories:
- Marketing consumer products and services
- Issues management
- Internal communications
- Integrated communications
- Media relations for consumer products and services
- Media relations for association, nonprofit organizations and/or government agencies
- Smartphone/tablet applications
- Blogger campaigns
- Press conferences
- Online videos
- Special purpose publications
- Direct mail/direct response tactics
Ask anyone at NST and we will tell you we don’t work for the awards, we do this work because we have a passion for it and for our relationships with clients, community partners, friends and team members. So we share this success with you – thank you for helping us find success in doing something we love!
Check out some photos shared by our team. To see more photos from the event, visit the NSTPR Facebook page.
Had such a great time at the #PRSABernays last night! pic.twitter.com/7ljwMLgJuK
— Melissa Rubbelke (@its_me_lissa) October 17, 2014
Enjoying a fun evening with San Diego's best PR pros. #PRSABernays #nstpr pic.twitter.com/RGenVVu60Y
— Derek Danziger (@derekdanziger) October 16, 2014
Enjoying at beautiful evening at the 2014 @PRSAsandiego Bernay's Awards. #PRSABernays #nstpr pic.twitter.com/GvZt6F3t9z
— Nuffer Smith Tucker (@nstpr) October 16, 2014
