Readers' Choice

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We asked you to vote for your favorite PRWeek Awards winners from 2005-2009, in Readers' Choice. 

Below are the winner results and write-ups for:   

  • Campaign of the Year 
  • Agency of the Year
  • Nonprofit Campaign of the Year
  • PR Pro of the Year
  • Young PR Pro of the Year

Winners announced on Twitter, @prweekus, on February 23. 

*Please note that information included in past winner write-ups is only reflective of the time at which it was originally published.  

Results

Campaign of the Year


Agency of the Year


Nonprofit Campaign of the Year


PR Pro of the Year


Young PR Pro of the Year


2005 GCI Group and Medtronic: Increasing Access to Life-Saving Therapy: ICDs and sudden cardiac arrest

2006 Entergy Corporation: Surviving Hurricane Katrina and Rita-the Communications Challenge of a Lifetime

2007 Fleishman-Hillard: ERASEing the Divide: Giving Underprivileged NYC Kids a Clean Slate in Fighting Asthma

2008 GolinHarris and Nintendo of America: Wii Launch: How Wii Helped Nintendo Get Its Game Back 

2009 Ketchum and IKEA: Man Lives in IKEA: Citizen Marketer Becomes IKEA Brand Evangelist





2005 Weber Shandwick

2006 APCO Worldwide

2007 Chandler Chicco Agency

2008 rbb Public Relations

2009 Edelman









2005 Cone and the American Heart Association: AHA's Go Red for Women campaign

2006 Carmichael Lynch Spong and Minnesotans for Affordable Health Care: Saving MinnesotaCare and Preserving Affordable Health Care  

2007 Zeno and the National Association for Music Education: National Anthem Project Road Show

2008 Cone LLC and the American Heart  Association: American Heart Association's Start! Movement

2009 Edelman and American Heart Association's Go Red For Women Initiative: Go Red For Women 2007-08 Untold Stories Campaign



2005 Margery Kraus, president and CEO, APCO Worldwide

2006 Carrie Martin, The American Red Cross

2007 Raymond Buse III, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber

2008 Michael Kempner, MWW Group

2009 Marcia Silverman, Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide










2005 Matt Pitzarella, formerly Burson-Marsteller, now with Duquesne Light Company

2006 Courtney Hill, Hill & Knowlton

2007 Aaron Uhrmacher, Text 100 Public Relations

2008 Jake Basden, Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide

2009 Shannon Riggs, Lane PR
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