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WONDER WOMEN IN TOYS AWARDS
Women In Toys
NOMINEE: PR/Social Media Category
The 9th Annual Wonder Women in Toys recognizes and celebrates the most outstanding women in the toy industry - the remarkable leaders, tireless innovators and other women who have made a lasting impression on Toys, Licensing and Entertainment with their passion and vision. These powerful women lead by example and genuinely make a difference in unique ways. -
PR NEWS PLATINUM AWARDS
PR News
FINALIST:
Best Trade Show/Event PR: Cars 2 Revs Up American Intl. Toy Fair
Best Video Program: Cars 2 Toy Fair Video Campaign (1.1 Million Views)
Best Facebook Campaign: Disney Baby
Best PR On A Shoestring: Disney Appmates Launch -
PRSA BRONZE ANVIL AWARD OF COMMENDATION
Public Relations Society of America
WINNER:
Best Press Event: Cars 2 Revs Up American International Toy Fair -
PR NEWS PLATINUM PR AWARDS
PR News
WINNER:
Best Online Press Room: Disney Consumer Products
FINALIST:
Best Media Event: Disney Store Times Square Grand Opening
Best Trade Show Event/PR: Toy Story 3 Takes Over Toy Fair
Best Video Program: Disney Fairy Tale Weddings by Alfred Angelo (2M views) -
PRSA PRISM AWARDS
Public Relations Society of America
WINNER:
Best Media Launch Event: Disney's Minnie Muse at Forever 21
Best Push Communications: Disney Living "Re-Tweet 2 WIN" Twitter Campaign
Best Online Newsroom: Disney Consumer Products http://www.disneyconsumerproducts.com/press/us
FINALIST:
Best Social Media: Disney Consumer Products a.k.a. "Disney Living"
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Television Academy Member, Public Relations Peer Group
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