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Winner: FD Campaign: 290% Greater Than Expected: A Campaign to Maximize Returns to Enron’s Creditors Enron executives may have been responsible for engineering one of the largest acts of corporate fraud in U.S. history but,… Continued

Winner: MWW Group and Boscov’s Campaign: Boscov’s Beats the Odds and Stores Return to Founding Family Just as its executives initiated several operational improvements in early 2008, the credit crisis hit hard, subsequently forcing the… Continued

Winner: MassMedia Corporate Communications Campaign: McDonald Carano Wilson LLP Supports Fernley Flood Relief When 1,500 people in Fernley, Nevada, were evacuated after the Truckee River Canal was breached, causing massive flooding that damaged more than… Continued

Winner: GodwinGroup and Butler Snow Campaign: Best Client Newsletter 2008 As a Jackson, Mississippi-based law firm specializing in the pharmaceutical and medical device industries, Butler Snow provided clients with high-value counseling, a strategic billing structure… Continued

Winner: Jenner & Block LLP Campaign: 2007 Highlights and The Heart of the Matter–2007 Pro Bono and Community Service Report A leader in pro bono service and national litigation, Jenner & Block wanted to make… Continued

PR News’ Legal PR Awards honor the most outstanding PR, crisis and litigation communications efforts among corporations, agencies and law firms–we present here the winners and honorable mentions in this year’s competition. All finalists will… Continued

Are you looking at the world around you and discovering ways to increase your sales? If not, why not? You are surrounded by opportunities all day everyday if you’ll just open your eyes and ears… Continued

You’ve all probably heard one of the following statement s from a CEO or executive who’s getting ready to face the media: “I don’t need to spend time preparing for an interview. I do my… Continued

How a CEO handles media attention is becoming key to the success of an organization.

Consumers are still interested in buying green despite the bad economy, says new study.