AWWA to recognize ‘Best of Advertising’ winners during ACE15

DENVER — The 2014 “Best in Advertising” winners were selected based on originality, creativity, impact and message delivery.

Apr 6th, 2015

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DENVER — The American Water Works Association (AWWA) announced the 2014 “Best in Advertising” award winners, according to a press release.

The award winners were selected based on originality, creativity, impact and message delivery, stated the release.

The 2014 Journal AWWA Best in Advertising winners include: Hach Company, which received the Gold Award; AECOM, winner of the Silver Award; and Carolo, the recipient of the Bronze Award, continued the release.

The Opflow Best in Advertising winners include SolarBee, Utility Service Group and Arch Chemicals Inc., reported the release.

AWWA’s Sourcebook winner is TetraTech, added the release.

The 2014 Best in Advertising winners will be recognized at a private reception on June 8 during ACE15, AWWA’s Annual Conference and Exposition, located in Anaheim, California, noted the release.

Read the entire release here.

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