Why Enter Into the EFC Marketing Awards?

EFC Marketing Awards

 

Deadline: June 30th

This is an opportunity to showcase your marketing initiatives both within and without our industry. A great way to demonstrate innovation in our industry especially to the next generation of Talent our sector desires to attract.

You could be on stage at the November 4th “Future Forum” event and have your company profiled in the Fall 2015 EFC Magazine, EFC website and in this newsletter.

Six categories- Corporate Social Responsibility, e-Commerce, Event Trade Show, Integrated Marketing, Merchandising & Display, Sustainability. All awards are open to EFC members.

Enter your initiative applicable for 2014 & 2013 (it can also have started prior to these dates and/or be ongoing). The award entries are reviewed and judged by a independent committee that does not include EFC staff or EFC members.

EFC thanks the participants of the Marketing & Communications Committee for their work on this awards program.

http://www.electrofed.com/awards/

 

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