Archive: November 2010

Winner: Cheryl K. Goodman Director, Qualcomm MEMS Technologies It’s not easy to garner attention, let alone maintain momentum, in the mobile space. But Cheryl Goodman oversaw the campaign that gained global recognition for Qualcomm’s mirasol mobile… Continued

Co-Winner: Claire Koeneman President of MWW Group’s Financial Relations Board Claire Koeneman’s ability to analyze macro-economic trends months and even years in advance has helped both clients and her charges prepare for bull and bear markets alike.… Continued

Winner: Jann Yogman Director of Event Coordination, North 6th Agency You could call Jann Yogman the life of the party—New Year’s parties, that is. Looking to pair technology and nightlife in a one-of-a-kind experience, in 2009… Continued

Winner: Mary O’Connell Global Director Digital and PR, The Clorox Company Mary O’Connell’s integrated communications strategy spans all Clorox products—from Clorox Liquid Bleach to Brita Water Filters to the Hidden Valley Ranch brand. Her tenure there… Continued

Winner: Eliot Hoff Senior Vice President, APCO Worldwide Eliot Hoff has a talent for staying cool in crisis, and for transforming one-off projects into significant client relationships. When one of the world’s largest food manufacturers required… Continued

Winner: Eric Edge Global Chief Communications Officer, Euro RSCG Worldwide Eric Edge’s cutting-edge CSR campaigns have brought together today’s world leaders and given a voice to tomorrow’s. In early 2010, Edge led efforts for the first-ever… Continued

Huma Gruaz CEO & President, Alpaytac As founder of the five-year-old Alpaytac, Huma Gruaz has proven her ability to engineer multi-faceted, integrated and strategic campaigns for clients time and time again. In spearheading the campaign… Continued

Winner: Maria Reitan Senior Principal, Director of Practice Group Development and Chair of Lifestyle Marketing, Carmichael Lynch Spong Over the past seven years at Carmichael Lynch Spong, Maria Reitan has led accounts for some of the… Continued

Americans are divided on how to help the economy, but their thoughts on improving the U.S. energy policy—which includes reducing U.S. dependency on foreign oil—are clear.

One in three women surveyed by TNS and Ogilvy PR say that health info they find online does a better job than their doctor when it comes to keeping their family healthy.