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Winner: Chipotle and Edelman – The Scarecrow Steve Ells, founder, chairman and co-CEO, started Chipotle with the idea that food served fast did not have to be a typical fast food experience. Through their “Food… Continued

Winner: Waggener Edstrom Communications – Holidays Made Possible by Microsoft For a company like Microsoft, the November and December months provide the biggest opportunity to build awareness and drive sales. In order to reach those that… Continued

Winner: Citizen Relations – Duracell Quantum When Citizen Relations was tasked with launching Duracell’s new Duracell Quantum battery, they asked a simple yet important question: If we created this powerful battery, isn’t it our responsibility to… Continued

PR News celebrated the 2014 inductees into its Platinum Hall of Fame at the Platinum PR Awards luncheon on Sept. 16, 2014, at New York’s Grand Hyatt. The Platinum Hall of Fame honors PR campaigns… Continued

Co-Winner: IHG – Holiday Inn Resort Kid Classified Campaign The Holiday Inn Resort Americas PR team was tasked to develop a PR campaign for the Holiday Inn Resort brand that targeted parents and helped differentiate the… Continued

Sherry Matthews Advocacy Marketing’s “Talk, Text, Crash” public education campaign for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) was designed to reverse the number of crashes, fatalities, and injuries tied to distracted driving.

Joining us as emcee will be Ginger Zee of ABC News’ “Good Morning America.” To register, please go to prnewsonline.com/platinum-luncheon-2014.

PR News will recognize 50 Top Places to Work in PR at special luncheon event on Sept. 16 at New York’s Grand Hyatt.

Ginger Zee, chief meteorologist for ABC News’ “Good Morning America,” reveals the finalists of PR News’ Platinum PR Awards. Zee will emcee the awards luncheon on Sept. 16.

Nonprofits may not have the fiduciary responsibilities of for-profit companies. But when it comes to enhancing the visibility of the organization, communicators for nonprofits play just as big a role as their brethren on the for-profit side.