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October 19, 2005

Volume 4, Issue 19

And The Award Goes To...

A look back at  the

2005 NSF ADchievement Award

winners with an eye toward

 the 2006 Showcase

 

 

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Contact: Dave Mullins, Senior Director,

 619.469.4101 ext. 204, [email protected]

 

Organization: The National Sports Forum

 

Program Title: 2006 NSF ADchievement Awards

 

Objective: To showcase the top sports advertising campaigns.

 

Program Description: Get those creative juices flowing, because the 2006 NSF ADchievement Awards are right around the corner! If you think your sports advertising is among the "best in the business" -- here's your chance to prove it!

 

The NSF ADchievement Awards highlight the year's best sports advertising campaigns in North America. Campaigns can be submitted in any of the five below outlined categories. In addition, independent judges will select the one organization that demonstrates the most consistent advertising excellence across-the-board. This organization will receive the prestigious NSF ADchievement Overall Award of Excellence.

 

The five individual categories are...

  1. Television

  2. Radio

  3. Print (any ad appearing in a publication)

  4. Out-of-Home (billboard, bus shelter, etc.)

  5. Alternative Media (web, ticket stubs, cinema, restroom, etc.)

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2006 NSF ADchievement Awards please click here.

 

2005 Winners: This past year, after reviewing hundreds of entries, an independent panel of advertising experts selected our finalists in each category. The attendees of the 2005 National Sports Forum in Seattle then voted to determine each winner. Here were the results (agencies in parenthesis):

 

Overall Award of Excellence: Oakland Athletics

 

Best Television: Seattle Mariners

 

Best Radio: Pittsburgh Passion (Garrison Hughes)

 

Best Print: Seattle Mariners

 

Best Out-of-Home: Miller Lite (Zipatoni)

 

Best Alternative Media: Oakland Athletics

 

The National Sports Forum congratulates all of the 2005 Winners!

 

                 

                       

Click Here to view all of last year's winning campaigns!

 

2006 Awards: Think your advertising measures up to last year's winners?

 

Well, here's your chance to find out - as the call goes out for the best advertising in the sports industry.

 

DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION for the

2006 NSF ADchievement Awards is November 30, 2005

 

Click here for more information

 

Contact: Dave Mullins, Senior Director, The National Sports Forum, 619.469.4101 ext. 204, [email protected]

 

 

 

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