What does it take to make the communications A-list?

Greatness is not given, it’s earned.

It’s for those who are constantly striving for perfection and excellence in their craft.

Ragan and PR Daily’s prestigious 2017 Ace Awards spotlights those ambitious communicators—the best of the best.

We’re looking for outstanding individual experts, elite in-house teams and awesome agencies. Whether you’re an internal communicator, a PR maven, a marketing guru or a team of dynamic communicators, if you’ve done great work, we want to showcase your talent.

Some of our past winners include heavy hitters from:

MasterCard	PepsiCo	HP
Landis Communications	PulpPR	Whereoware

What does it take for you, your team or agency to gain recognition as a communications superstar, or “ace”? Glad you asked. Here are a few key components we’re looking for:

• You are a talented communications professional in any industry
• You’re able to share two samples of your individual or team’s work
• You’ve checked out how these rock stars achieved communications greatness last year

Our program features more than 30 categories covering three divisions, including:

Individual Division	Agency Division	In-House Team
Copywriter or Editor	Events Agency	Digital or Video Team
Corporate Social Responsibility Champion	Digital Marketing Agency	Public Relations Team
Public Relations Professional	Specialty Agency	Social Media Team
*NEW* Intranet Manager	Small, Midsize or Large Agency (There’s a winner for each)	Internal Communications Team

What do you win? That’s another great question.

Aside from bragging rights, profiles of each winner will appear in a special edition of Ragan.com and PRDaily.com. Each profile will feature a judges’ statement about what makes you, your team or agency top-notch. You’ll also receive a shiny trophy and one free registration to any Ragan conference, workshop or virtual event taking place within one year of the contest’s closing.

Think you or your team have what it takes to make the list?

Enter here to take your first steps towards achieving communications greatness.

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