2014 Clarion Awards Top Three Reasons To Enter

ALEXANDRIA, Va., March 17, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Winning a prestigious 2014 Clarion Award from the preeminent national communications organization, Association for Women in Communications (AWC), gains recognition for your work and garners credibility for you, your team mates and your employer or clients.

Here are the top three reasons to enter the Clarion Awards:

1.    Compete with the best – Clarion Awards allow you to compete with the nation's most elite communicators, including The Wall Street Journal, Sports Illustrated, Mother Jones, Glamour Magazine and many more.

2.    Gain recognition – Clarion award winners are recognized through national press releases, newsletters, social media and throughout the year on the AWC website.

3.    Join the national spotlight – Clarion Award Winners gain national recognition for their communications excellence and bring the national spotlight to their companies, communities and colleagues.

To register, simply log-in to the Clarion Awards site, complete the online entry forms, upload any supporting materials, review your entry and submit. It's never been easier to gain recognition as one of today's top communications professionals!

Award opportunities are available in more than 100 categories covering many aspects of advertising, education, fundraising, graphic design, internal communications, magazines, marketing, feature writing, online journalism, public relations, radio, television and special events.

An important note: peer judges review each submission based on budget size, so all entries are considered fairly.

To qualify, more than half of an entry must have been published, broadcast or implemented between Jan. 1 and Dec. 31, 2013. Early Bird savings of up to 25 percent are available until March 31, 2014. All entries must be submitted by the final deadline of April 28, 2014. Visit the Clarion website for further details and online registration.

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SOURCE Association for Women in Communications