The PR Club welcomed more than 150 public relations and communications professionals to the Museum of Science for the 58th Annual Bell Ringer Awards, returning to the iconic Boston venue for the second consecutive year. The evening was hosted by Edgar B. Herwick III, the Emmy Award-winning GBH host and reporter behind the “Curiosity Desk” series and co-host of “The Culture Show.”
The top honor of the night, the Super Bell Award, was awarded to 360PR+ for Bob's Red Mill's 'Moregetherness' campaign. The campaign first earned Gold Bells in two categories before advancing to win the evening's top prize, highlighting the importance of creative planning and superior execution in achieving predetermined objectives. This recognition underscores the impact of well-crafted PR campaigns in building brand loyalty and community engagement.
The John J. Molloy Crystal Bell Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Kathy Wilson of Tier One Partners, honoring a distinguished career and an extensive track record of contributions to the New England communications community. This award acknowledges the lasting influence of seasoned professionals who shape the industry through mentorship and leadership.
For mid-career professionals, the Ringer Award was presented to Sam Powers of Walker Sands, while the Striker Award, celebrating early-career achievement, went to Aidan Poole of Walker Sands. These awards highlight the importance of nurturing talent at all stages, ensuring the future of the communications field remains vibrant and innovative.
The Carillonneur Award for Best Team Culture was awarded to Randstad Digital | powered by Torc, recognizing a public relations or communications organization that fosters a positive and collaborative work environment. This award reflects the growing emphasis on workplace culture as a driver of success in the industry.
The Bell Ringer Awards, now in their 58th year, are open to all New England practitioners and recognize public relations and communications work that demonstrates excellence in creative planning and superior execution. The awards celebrate the extraordinary work of the region's communications professionals and provide a benchmark for quality in the field.
For more information about the PR Club, its monthly programs, social and networking events, and the Bell Ringer Awards, visit prclub.org, and follow on LinkedIn and Instagram. The PR Club, founded in 1948, strives to promote and encourage involvement in the communications industry, specifically the professions of public relations, promotions, and marketing.
