2014 WNY ADDYS Show Book by Jason Yates

“ I read the obituaries, my horoscope, then I look at the ads. ” – Harriet, Retired

“ I like funny ads. ” – Duffy, owner, maintenence company

2014 WNY ADDY AWARDS We’ve got our golden rules. Our obsessions. Our absolutes about what makes a good ad. We sure talk about it a lot. With fellow creatives. Account executives. Clients. You know, other people who are just as close to it as we are. Sometimes we do focus groups to answer a very specific question. But rarely do we ask regular time-clock-punching, cereal-swilling, channel-flipping, trousers-buying folks what they actually think about all this. So we thought let’s bust down that wall and get the perspectives of the people we actually do all this work for. Landscapers, grandmas, kids, teachers. People who define “briefs” and “PMS” entirely differently. Some of their thoughts confirm what we hold true. Some fly right in the face of it. And sometimes, it’s obvious that they have no earthly idea what they want, like or respond to. Which tells us that there’s no pattern or formula to guide our endeavors. The only known antidote? Creativity.

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A Message from the President & Co-Chairs What did we learn from our theme this year? People love things that are cute, funny and provide value. They also don’t read. With that in mind, we’ve dropped the wordy intro, and replaced it with pictures of babies. Congratulations to tonight’s winners, and a huge thanks to everyone who helped put on the show.

President, Advertising Club of Buffalo Charlie Fashana, First Niagara Bank (Ray) 2014 ADDY Co-Chairs Jason Yates, Gelia (Josie) Kristen Cronyn, M&T Bank (Emma)

Special Thanks Show Creative: Gelia

ADDY Committee & Volunteers:

Alex Brown Michaela Kowalick Kathy Kastan Theresa Lorenz Jenna Marciano Tara Mitravich Kate Olscamp Bill Paterson Kim Pentheros Rebecca Rudell Amy Robb Devon Slobodzian Jason Yates

Scott Bartels Frank Conjerti Kristen Cronyn Nick Colacicco Erin Doherty Jean DuBow Charlie Fashana Matt Low Tim Marren James Neiler Brittney Sikora Julie Zack

Video Presenters: Kelly Hyla Harriet Konovitz Sofia Maimone T.J. Marfoglia Duffy Smithers Michele Van Iderstine

For answering countless questions: Tricia Barrett Tina Pastwick

Show Book Printing: Zenger Group Show Book Binding: Quality Bindery Show Book Paper: xpedx Video Interviews/Casting: Trish Phelan, Bulldog Productions James Gribbins, Gribbins Films Poster Photography: Myers Creative Photography John Myers Heather Roman Will Strawser Dan Myers Josselyn Scott Kathy DiCesare Poster Models: Nick Georgiade, AMS Models, Inc Amari Germany, Exxcel Model & Talent Chloe Christofaro, Exxcel Model & Talent Sean Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Grady Nexus Personal Management, Inc Amanda Wilson, Wilhelmina Rochester Judging Weekend: Buffalo Limousine Visit Buffalo Niagara

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Pete Reiling

Pete Reiling is a freelance (hint, hint) creative working in Buffalo, NY. During his time at Crowley Webb, his work was recognized by the ADDYs, Communication Arts, Print, Graphis and the Association Typographique Internationale. Any creative success he’s had is thanks to the people and dog on this page.*

Alex Osborn Award for Creativity

This award recognizes individuals who, through outstanding creative achievements, have left an indelible mark on the Western New York creative community. The key requirement is that the individual’s achievements have helped strengthen the local advertising, graphic arts and communication disciplines – as well as gained recognition outside our market..

*Mr. Reiling is unable to shake the feeling he’s forgotten someone, and regrets it if he has.

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Newell is founder of Buffalo Rising. Co-founder of Elmwood Avenue Festival of the Arts. Co-founder of the Powder Keg Festival that built the world’s largest ice maze (Guinness Book of World Records). Instigator behind Emerald Beach at the Erie Basin Marina. Co-created Flurrious! winter festival. Co-creator of Rusty Chain Beer. Instigator behind Saturday Artisan Market (SAM) at Canalside. Founder of The Peddler retro and vintage market. Instigator behind Liberty Hound @ Canalside. Catalyst behind the Pierce-Arrow Film Arts Center. Throws The Witches Ball at The Hotel @ The Lafayette. Next up: Porchfest...

David I. Levy Communicator of the Year Award This award was created to recognize outstanding achievement and service in the communications industry. Nominees should have a distinguished record of achievement over an extended period of time, which includes contributions to his/her company, the industry and the community.

Newell is passionate about the green economy and animal rights. He considers himself a facilitator of community projects and a sounding board for ideas. He spends his days researching, writing, networking, encouraging others and digging into myriad projects. He promotes Buffalo as a year-round destination filled with vibrant communities - a city that is in the midst of shedding and hopefully retaining its Rust Belt image.

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Erin Doherety Fortunate. Every day I wake up and think to myself, I’m pretty fortunate. Every day I have the opportunity to work beside people who have made my few years in this industry exciting, challenging and rewarding. I get to work on a variety of projects that continually keep me on my toes, whether it’s a capital campaign for a beloved local nonprofit, a national vehicle diagnostics company or my very own agency’s social media footprint. And speaking of said agency, I couldn’t have found a better place that fosters growth, education and independence. Every day I’m able to learn new things in the fields of digital marketing, e-communications, measurement and reporting. From my humble beginnings when SKM Group decided to take a chance on a shy but dedicated Duquesne University grad for an account coordinator position to my current title as senior interactive project manager, it’s been a crazy ride. I’ve had my share of ups and downs (mostly ups, don’t be scared, kids) all of which have helped to shape the marketing professional I’ve become — and paved the way for what I can contribute down the road. Future star? Maybe. But I think “fortunate star” has a nice ring to it, too. I am flattered and humbled to be the recipient of this award. I know I have a lot to learn, but think that’s what makes this industry so exciting. New technologies, new challenges and most importantly, new people to learn from on a daily basis are what enrich every idea and make me happy to come to work every day. I want to thank my husband, family, bosses (you know who you are), Ad Club and the entire SKM crew (both past and present). You all have been a vital part of my growth and success, and for that I am truly thankful. And fortunate. Very, very fortunate.

Future Star Honoring an outstanding young professional in the marketing and advertising field who has demonstrated great potential in his or her early years in the industry. The recipient must have five years or less experience in the marketing and advertising field (excluding internships or part-time employment while working on a degree) and have been an Advertising Club of Buffalo member for at least one year.

“She became a self-taught expert, who knew a l o

JOE CROWLEY If you know one thing about Joe Crowley, you know he was a Red Sox fan. If you know two things, you also know he was a man committed to serving others. Having come from humble beginnings, Joe was always intent on giving back and sharing his success. He served on numerous boards, and countless organizations from the Salvation Army to the Irish Classical Theatre to Buffalo Prep to Bishop Timon High School have felt Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s generosity and love. Joeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s legacy is not only the ad agency he cofounded with John Webb, but the values and principles he promoted throughout the community. The Advertising Club of Buffalo is proud to announce that from this day forward, our award honoring achievement in furthering the activities and interests of the club through hard work and going above and beyond the call of duty shall be known as the Joe Crowley Award for Service.

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Kim was introduced to the Ad Club while studying graphic design at Daemen college and quickly became involved with academic events and volunteered time to the 2007 ADDYS as a student. She’s been a member for eight years and on the board for the last four, serving on the executive board as Secretary since 2012. She was a part of the team that created the foundations for the club’s regular educational series, AdLab. She brought it to life and has been overseeing its programming since 2011.

Kim is a strong advocate for the club in her constant engagement with local design students, colleagues and anyone she thinks may benefit from the diverse programs the club offers. Joe Crowley Award for Service This recognizes not only hard work, but also outstanding achievement in furthering the activities and interests of the club. All past recipients have shown dedication, commitment and service to the club that went above and beyond the call of duty.

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Bruce Gifford Creative Director/Copywriter, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, Arnold Worldwide, Digitas, Blast Radius, Wunderman World Health, Freelance New York, NY After a number of years working as a copywriter and creative director at agencies such as Goodby Silverstein, EuroRSCG and Arnold, Bruce has won awards at about every major show in the industry, including Cannes, One Show and CA. Then, with no clients, no seed money and a three-month-old baby, he and a partner decided to start their own agency. Working out of a rented garage, he grew it into a regional creative hot shop that was later voted “One of the Best Places to Work” by the Washington Business Journal. Ten years after he sold the agency, he is now back in New York, working as a creative director at Wunderman World Health and Blast Radius.

Lucy Todaro

Associate Creative Director, Doner Advertising Cleveland, OH With nearly 18 years of experience in branding and advertising, Lucy Todaro is one of the lucky few, doing what she loves as an associate creative director at Doner Advertising. For Lucy, there’s nothing more satisfying then guiding someone from intern to national ADDY winner. She is experienced in all elements of marketing, from traditional advertising to interactive and emerging technologies. Lucy has a bachelor of arts degree in visual communications from Kent State University, where she also teaches graphic design courses. Her passion for the business has resulted in numerous awards and accolades, but Lucy’s proudest achievement is her beautiful daughter, Fiona.

JUDGES

Kara Hollinger Bulla Owner & Creative Director, 3pm Creative Group Charlotte, NC Kara is a Midwesterner-turned-Southerner. Born and raised in Indiana, she studied graphic design and photography at Purdue University. Before relocating to the South, she spent 100 days exploring Asia and Eastern Europe, honing her photography skills in Vietnam, Malaysia, Egypt, India and Turkey. After arriving back home, Kara moved to Charlotte and fell in love with advertising. She spent six years as an art director with big agencies, and eventually got the guts to strike out on her own. 3pm Creative Group was born, and Kara is the proud mama. Kara has been recognized locally and nationally — most notably in Print Magazine, LogoLounge and numerous Rockport and Penguin Books. She also has a seat on the Board of Directors for AAF-Charlotte.

Tyler Travitz Co-founder, Creative, CentUp Chicago, IL Tyler Travitz leads the creative efforts at CentUp, a Chicago-based startup that helps bloggers, journalists, podcasters and Internet content creators collect micro-donations. Prior to CentUp, Tyler worked as the director of digital design and development at GolinHarris, a global integrated communications agency. Tyler lead creative projects for blue chip brands and Fortune 500 companies including Texas Instruments, Constellation Brands, Walmart, McDonald’s and Shire Pharmaceuticals. He has spoken at SXSW 2013 and at the Big [D]esign Conference in 2012. Tyler’s work in interactive has been featured on Mashable, recognized by Adobe and won a MarCom Platinum award. Tyler has a master’s degree in computer graphics design from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

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Second Quarter

Endometriosis Awareness Month This painful gynecological condition occurs in 6–10% of women. And while there is no known cure, pharmaceutical advances may hold the promise of vastly improved pain management.2

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London Marathon London was the site of the first modern marathon during the 1908 Olympics. While the organizers initially set that race at 25 miles, it was extended for logistical reasons (some say at the demand of Queen Victoria) to 26 miles. That distance was adopted as the standard for all future marathons in 1921.

DIA Conference

ACRP Global Conference Apr 26 - 29 Orlando, FL

Mother’s Day | May 11

February American Heart Month

Memorial Day | May 26

DIA Conference Jun 15 - 19 San Diego, CA

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of respondents who participated in cancer clinical trials reported they were treated with dignity and respect.3

Father’s Day | Jun 15

Focused patient recruitment.

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We’re specialists. Patient recruitment is all we do. And we’ve been helping the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies for more than 10 years. How? By viewing each study as a new challenge. Understanding people from around the world and making emotional connections with them. Giving research sites the attention they deserve. Keeping an eye on the bottom line at all times. It’s not magic, it’s the Praxis difference.

We look forward to seeing you in San Diego. We’ve got something special planned for this year and you won’t want to miss it.

April National Autism Awareness Month National Cancer Control Month May Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month Brain Tumor Awareness Month Celiac Awareness Month Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month Hepatitis Awareness Month National High Blood Pressure Awareness Month Lupus Awareness Month Mental Health Month National Osteoporosis Prevention Month Skin Cancer Awareness Month Tuberous Sclerosis Awareness Month

Lyme Disease Awareness Month National Arthritis Awareness Month Liver Awareness Month One recent study of 494 hospitals led researchers to conclude that patients treated at hospitals that participate in clinical trials receive better quality of care and achieve better health outcomes than those treated at non-participating organizations.3

June National Aphasia Awareness Month Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month Scleroderma Awareness Month

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The association of Valentine’s Day with the human heart is believed to have originated with Saint Valentine’s practice of distributing paper hearts cut from parchment.

Our work has won so many awards, it’s almost embarrassing. Almost. We’re proud that our ideas get recognized for their breakthrough approach and effectiveness, because great ideas are essential to the health of every recruitment campaign.

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Recent studies suggest that, in some circumstances, ice cream consumption can actually contribute to significant weight loss.1

Working in the pharmaceutical business, we all face a lot of different pressures and priorities. Day to day, as we focus on some specific aspect of a greater challenge, it’s easy to lose sight of what our work is really for. At Praxis, we often stop and remind ourselves that our work – and our industry – is about making everyone’s health better. And we feel good about that.

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Praxis knows that people are at the heart of every clinical trial. People who are turning to us for help. People who are putting their trust in us. People who deserve to be treated with respect at every turn. People for whom we can make a real difference.

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We craft a creative product informed by research and supported by strategy. We take the development of impactful, memorable communication very seriously because we see effective patient recruitment as an important step toward better health for everyone. Our experience includes:

With the help of the industry’s first Patient Insight Specialists, we get to know everything there is to know about the people we’re recruiting. From their symptoms to what they’re thinking and feeling, thoroughly understanding patients is what helps Praxis craft the most effective programs possible.

American Heart Month In the past 50 years, the development of medications has helped cut the death rate from heart disease by more than

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Matt McCarthy, Print Production Coordiinator Tucker, Printer Chelsea Aures, Account Executive Walter Smith, Photographer (1st Quarter)

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Once plans have been made, and study materials have been developed and distributed, the real work of managing trials begins. A secret to our success has been the seamless integration of our team with site professionals at every step of the process. We take these relationships seriously, because our clients’ success is how we measure our own.

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The delays in patient recruitment for clinical trials account for an average of 4.6 months lost per trial. When calculated, this is an average annual cumulative loss of

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Dora Akunyili is the former Director General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) of Nigeria and former Nigerian Minister of Information and Communications. A pharmacist by training, she has been instrumental in efforts to stem the prevalence of counterfeit medicines in her country and in Africa as a whole.

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World Diabetes Day The number of Americans with diabetes is projected to double or even triple by 2050.2

October National Breast Cancer Awareness Month Down Syndrome Awareness Month Rett Syndrome Awareness Month

Recent developments in the study and treatment of tumor growth indicate the possibility of using lab-born, human tissue structures with replicated human biochemistry to better understand and learn how to treat biopsied human tumor cells. Some have suggested that this is an important step in the future development of personalized medicine.

Finding a cure for cancer would be worth about

November National Alzheimer’s Awareness Month American Diabetes Awareness Month National Epilepsy Awareness Month Healthy Skin Awareness Month Lung Cancer Awareness Month National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month National Stomach Cancer Awareness Month

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for each company conducting clinical trials.5

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Since 2000, we’ve been working with the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies to deliver results for their clinical trials. We do it with multiple creative teams, a full media department with access to syndicated research, dedicated site relations professionals, and specialized analytics personnel. Our ability to find, understand, and engage participants has enabled us, in most cases, to overdeliver and beat our deadlines. It’s not magic, it’s the Praxis difference.

$47 trillion to the U.S. economy alone.3

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Focused patient recruitment.

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Visit us online at gopraxis.com.

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“When I woke up just after dawn on September 28, 1928, I certainly didn’t plan to revolutionize all medicine by discovering the world’s first antibiotic, or bacteria killer [penicillin],” Fleming would later say. “But I suppose that was exactly what I did.”6

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Every day, it’s our hope to play a part in improving health for people around the world. To achieve this, we focus on delivering results that help bring our clients’ visions closer to reality. We’d like to talk to you about how we can help craft the most effective and efficient clinical trial recruitment program possible. Because that’s what we do.

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Keen insights, solid strategy, and award-winning ideas are meaningless unless they lead to real-world results. The space we work in is a challenging one, where mismanaged recruitment and missed deadlines can cost millions of dollars and years of delay in bringing life-saving drugs to market. We’re proud to say that in the last decade, we’ve earned a reputation as a company that delivers results – and usually beats deadlines doing it.

We know the industry. We know your business. We share your goals and succeed only when you do. If you’re interested in finding out what truly focused patient recruitment can do for your next clinical trial, let’s talk. Call us at 1.855.gopraxis or visit our website at gopraxis.com.

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Prostate Cancer Awareness Month Starting at age 50, men should talk to a doctor about the pros and cons of testing so they can decide if testing is the right choice for them. If they are African American or have a father or brother who had prostate cancer before age 65, men should have this talk with a doctor starting at age 45.1

Patient recruitment isn’t one of our services – it is the focus of everything we do. With a deep understanding of the industry, the regulatory environment, and international segments, we work hard to manage every step of the recruitment process. We’re committed to delivering value and results – results you can view 24/7 with PraxisDirect®. Our experience and success informs everything we do. It’s not magic, it’s the Praxis difference. Visit us online at gopraxis.com.

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Would You Rather Poster Campaign Cur Poster

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Illustration campaign

2013 NYC Summer Party Invitation

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Moving Announcement Telesco Creative Group Phillips Lytle Michael Telesco, Creative Director Kimberly Simons, Art Director Susannah Gray, Production Manager Gateway Printing, Printer

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Alex cornwell & Jim Montour, Founders, community canvases

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GET CONNECTED

WHAT IS Arts Access is a new initiative that opens the door to arts and culture for all Western New Yorkers. It works two ways. The free pass program is open to all Erie and Niagara County SNAP (Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program) benefit recipients and their families. The pass provides free tickets to everything from gallery exhibitions to theatre shows. Additionally, Arts Access lists free and low-cost cultural events that are open to all Western New Yorkers at arts-access.org.

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This is no ordinary dinner. Thank you for supporting Niagara University’s 10th Annual President’s Scholarship Dinner.

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Agency Ad for Niagara University President’s Dinner

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Fishing Fundraiser Program Ad Travers Collins Jeff Bucki, Associate Creative Director/Copywriter Barbara Riso, Senior Art Director Sue White, Production Design Supervisor Kellie Mazur, Assistant Account Manager

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From the Ground Up Phillips Lytle Congratulations Ad Crowley Webb Matt Low, Copywriter Kelly Gambino, Art Director David Buck, Creative Director Kari Maslak, Production Artist Maria Alsup, Account Executive

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Construction is finally complete on a structure befitting the legacy you’ve built here in Western New York and beyond. And we couldn’t be happier for you. Congratulations from your marketing partners and friends at Crowley Webb.

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Michael Telesco, Creative Director Kimberly Simons, Art Director Newbird Design, Programmer

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Are You Right for Buffalo? Paget Films

Buffalo Niagara Enterprise John Paget, Director Jenna Kavanaugh, Executive Producer Alyssa Crick, Art Design Marc Connelly, Writer Bonnie Taylor, Host & Narrator Block Club Creative, Creative Direction Megan Norris, Stylist Megan Savage, Production Coordinator Nicholas Earley, Lighting Director Erin Habes, Wardrobe

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MORE CONTROL FOR EMPLOYERS. MORE CHOICES FOR EMPLOYEES.

INTRODUCING AN EMPLOYEE BENEFITS PLAN THAT MAKES EVERYONE HAPPY.

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As an online private benefits exchange, Lawley Marketplace allows your employees to choose from a wide range of healthcare and other benefit options. Plus, you can keep your bottom line fit and budget for the future by contributing a fixed dollar amount to each employee’s package. And, of course, you’ll get the stress-busting benefits of working with Lawley Benefits Group, the employee benefits experts.

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SAM

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SAM

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Since your contribution is a fixed amount (not a percentage of carrier’s premium), you can control year-to-year increases and budget more accurately.

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Kick back and relax because Lawley Marketplace takes care of the enrollment process.

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Since your contribution is a fixed amount (not a percentage of carrier’s premium), you can control year-to-year increases and budget more accurately.

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Integrated Campaigns, B-to-B, National

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Silver ADDY

Collateral Materials, Poster Campaign

Poster Campaign

OCT 27-30 NASHVILLE, TN GAYLORD OPRYLAND

More learning sessions. More jaM sessions. Join us in Music City for a conference that’s different in every way. This year, you’ll have a whole new range of practical sessions to choose from – giving you tools and techniques you can take right into the classroom. Along with inspiring performances throughout the conference, including music at the Grand Ole Opry House, a performance of a Disney musical and a special headliner we’ll be announcing soon. Don’t miss this chance to kick up your heels, and get credit for it.

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Gelia National Association for Music Education Bill Paterson and Kathy Kastan, Creative Directors Jason Yates and Kathy Kastan, Art Directors Bill Paterson, Copywriter Char Szabo-Perricelli, Production Manager Lindsay Varga, Account Executive

Homegrown Campaign SKM Group TOPS Friendly Markets Monish Bhattacharyya, Executive Creative Director Lauren Cius, Associate Creative Director Lisa Dojnik, Art Director Scott Kerrigan, Copywriter April Chmurzynski, Graphic Designer Pam Guggi, Account Supervisor Jamie Zielonko, Senior Account Executive Kim McCarthy, Account Executive

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GOLD ADDY

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continue to provide beans, squashes, potatoes, zucchini, cabbage and onions to local communities like yours. Two hundred years of growing knowledge handed down through generations means the highest quality local produce for your family’s table.

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from a few acres to many ranches throughout Central Washington. The warm days and cool nights of this region mate perfectly for growing the most flavorful berries, from the Zirkle family farm to your family’s table.

When it comes to perfecting corn, George Crookham and Bruce Hobdey of the Crookham Company are experts.

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grape tomatoes, cucumbers, cabbage and corn our region has to offer.

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Salinas, California

In the early 1930s, Tom Nunes Sr. began farming in California’s Salinas Valley,

a tradition that continues to

grow four generations later. Today, the Nunes family grows, harvests and packs their Foxy brand produce for you as though they are preparing it for their own dinner table, so you can be sure it’s the highest quality for your family.

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the Jackson family of Kingsburg Orchards has been passing down time-honored traditions while always searching for new ways to ensure that the very best flavors and varieties can be sustained for generations to come. The wide variety of fruit grown at Kingsburg Orchards includes peaches, peacharines, plums, pears, kiwi and many more. The fertile soil of California’s San Joaquin Valley helps these fruits grow large and bountifully all season long for your family.

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Travel Alberta Cenergy

Travel Alberta Ken Trabert, Creative Director Sarah Nuendorfer, Associate Creative Director Allison Giacomini, Account Manager Rachel LaMana, Account Director

SILVER ADDY

Non-Traditional Advertising, Campaign

Let Your Colors Fly Cenergy AT&T Ken Trabert, Creative Director Sarah Neundorfer, Associate Creative Director Sarah Walczak, Graphic Designer Lauren Braunschweiger, Account Manager

SILVER ADDY

Non-Traditional Advertising, Campaign

KATZ Americas Holiday Card KATZ Americas Thomas Muraca, Director of Marketing Christian Nole, Marketing Coordinator Leah Thomas, Graphic Artist

GIVE THE PEOPLE PAPER. Call 716-206-2424.

CREATIVE USE OF PAPER

Party for the People Poster Crowley Webb

Friends of Night People Matt Low, Copywriter Pete Reiling, Art Director Jeff Pappalardo, Creative Director Warren Stanek, Photo Retouching Matt McCarthy, Print Production Coordinator Minute Print, Printer Steam Roller, Silk Screener Cuyler Hettich, Account Executive

SILVER ADDY

Public Service, Poster

Visions of a Cure Invitation Gelia JDRF Jason Yates and Tho Dinh, Art Directors Rebecca Rudell, Copywriter Bill Paterson and Kathy Kastan, Creative Directors Theresa Lorenz, Production Manager Brittany Lollier, Account Executive

SILVER ADDY

Public Service, Cards, Invitations or Announcements

SILVER ADDY

Public Service, Cards, Invitations or Announcements

CFF Gala Invitation Gelia Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Jason Pautler, Art Director Devon Slobodzian, Copywriter Bill Paterson and Kathy Kastan, Creative Directors Theresa Lorenz, Production Manager Kim Petrie, Account Executive Paul Souter, Photographer

Cocktails in Character Posters OtherWisz Creative Corporation Literacy New York Buffalo-Niagara Mark Wisz, Art Director Jill Wisz, Creative Director Nicholas Haas, Graphic Designer Rosalia Iniguez, Graphic Designer

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Bright

Magic Of Milk Buffalo Advertising

Milk For Health On The Niagara Frontier, Inc. John Takacs, Writer/Director Bob Stachura, Creative Director Chris Santucci, Director Of Photography Steven Fox, Editor & Special Effects

SILVER ADDY

Television, :60 or more

Saturday With Dad McDade Media Northtown Auto Thomas McDade, Producer, Director. Cinematographer, Editor Melanie Morse, Producer Erik Eustice, Writer, Producer

SILVER ADDY

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Promise Gribbins Films

Catholic Medical Partners James Gribbins, Director/Director of Photography Trish Phelan, Producer Mike Telesco, Creative Director Chris BovĂŠ, Editor

SILVER ADDY

Elements of Advertising, Cinematography

What Makes the Man Cenergy Zippo Manufacturing, Inc. Ken Trabert, Creative Director Sarah Nuendorfer, Associate Creative Director Colleen Aungst, Account Director Theresa Funk, Brand Manager - Lifestyle Neh Media, SEO Partner and Website Host

SILVER ADDY

Integrated Campaigns, Consumer, Regional/ National

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Annual Conference Multimedia Campaign Gelia National Association for Music Education

Buffalo: americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s best designed city Paget Films Visit Buffalo Niagara

music teachers advocacy poster Gelia National Association for Music Education

American Heart Month In the past 50 years, the development of medications has helped cut the death rate from heart disease by more than

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World Health Day | Apr 7 World Malaria Day | Apr 25 April National Autism Awareness Month National Cancer Control Month May Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month Brain Tumor Awareness Month Celiac Awareness Month Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month Hepatitis Awareness Month National High Blood Pressure Awareness Month Lupus Awareness Month Mental Health Month National Osteoporosis Prevention Month Skin Cancer Awareness Month Tuberous Sclerosis Awareness Month

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March

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