With apologies to the Pittsburgh Pirates, at least one team from the North Side won big in Pittsburgh last evening. Pipitone Group had an historic night for the agency, winning the most IABC/Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Awards. The integrated marketing firm took home eight total awards, including the biggest prize of the evening, Best in Show, for its work on The Diocese of Pittsburgh’s Campaign for the Church Alive!
Like our mission statement says, at Pipitone Group we pride ourselves on always evolving, ever learning, constantly growing, while doing great work with great people. We’re always honored when that great work is recognized—especially on a national level.
At Pipitone Group, we are committed to producing creative, high quality work for our customers. We are pleased to announce that, in partnership with three of our clients, we won three awards from the Public Relation Society of America’s (PRSA) Pittsburgh Chapter. PG team members and clients accepted the awards at a ceremony held at the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel, January 29. The awards were for the MSA Helmet Suspension Launch integrated campaign, Presbyterian SeniorCare’s “Senior Experience” campaign and the Highmark Foundation’s “No Time to Weight” event.
Pipitone Group is pleased to announce that it won four Golden Triangle Awards from IABC Pittsburgh. We won two Awards of Excellence for re-energizing the Autosoft brand and for the Accu-Tab® Test Kit Direct Mail program. Additionally, we took home two Awards of Honor for our work on Presbyterian Senior Care’s Experience Campaign and for our work with the Highmark Foundation’s No Time to Weight: Childhood Obesity Prevention event. We were presented the awards on Wednesday, September 24th at the Golden Triangle Awards Ceremony held at the Sheraton Station Square.
The annual IABC/Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Awards recognizes excellence in business communication skills, management and creative across a wide range of disciplines. Entries consist of a work plan explaining the rationale, intended audience, goals and objectives and planning steps for the campaign or project; and a work sample showcasing creative aspects and execution. Entries are judged by a panel of judges from other IABC chapters, using a seven-point system for each question on the scorecard.
