Best Business Communication Work to be Honored at IABC Nashville 2016 Music City Gold Pen Awards

NASHVILLE, Tenn., April 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) Nashville Chapter will present its 2016 Music City Gold Pen Awards, recognizing area professionals and agencies for their top communication projects, on Thursday, May 19, 6-7:30 p.m. at the Oak Room at Nelson's Green Brier Distillery located at 1414 Clinton St, Nashville. The event's emcee is April Eaton, host of the long-running popular program "Urban Outlook" on the NewsChannel5 Network. 

The IABC Nashville 2016 Music City Gold Pen Awards reception and ceremony honors Middle Tennessee/Southwestern Kentucky area business communicators and provides an evening of networking, celebration and an opportunity to hear about award-winning projects in diverse categories that demonstrate excellence in creativity, effective strategy, and measurable results. Go to the IABC Nashville website to reserve your spot to attend this prestigious event. 

This year marks a relaunch of the prestigious regional awards program, which honors individuals, agencies and companies who are leading the communication profession as measured by international quality and impact standards. 

 "This year's awards program, which always showcases impressive entries, also provides an opportunity to connect with industry professionals who are setting new standards for communication excellence," says IABC Nashville President Philip J. Matisak, ABC. "And, this year, the celebration is in a popular new venue, providing an appropriate setting to recognize the best, as well as providing an opportunity to enjoy a unique, historical and trendy atmosphere in our vibrant and growing city." 

Proudly sponsoring this year's event is Lellyet & Rogers Company, StagePost and Bernadette Ruby. 

 ABOUT IABC NASHVILLE 
IABC Nashville is one of more than 100 chapters in 70 countries providing learning opportunities for its members and professional development sessions that offer new insights into the latest communication trends, technology and issues facing the industry. The chapter is diverse, with members representing area agencies, broadcast stations, corporations, universities and nonprofit organizations. IABC Nashville also offers ties to job bank services and the annual Music City Gold Pen Awards program. IABC is the only place to connect with communicators globally. Connect here. Go Anywhere! 

SOURCE IABC Nashville

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