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Triangle Bolsters Broadcast Repuatation with Communicator Radio Award SKOKIE, IL. (February 10, 2007): Triangle Printers Inc., a full service marketing communications company, today announced that it has won the prestigious 2006 Communicator Award of Distinction for its outstanding work in radio production. Triangle earned the competition's honor for writing and producing a 6-spot public service campaign for the Chicago-based National Anti-Vivisection Society (NAVS), highlighting the need for humane alternatives to cosmetic and household product testing on animals. This is the second year that Triangle has created such a campaign for NAVS, last year earning a Marcom Platinum Award for its work. This year’s campaign was written and produced by Triangle associate creative director Eric Badofsky, recorded at KJ Audio and starred some of Chicago’s top voiceover talent including Tim Kazurinsky, Mona Abboud, Joel Cory, Annabelle Armour and Barbara Robertson. “We’re delighted to be recognized again this year for our radio work,” said Triangle president David Saltzman. "I think that many people still think of Triangle in terms of design, photography and printing, which has been our core since 1955, but may not know that we have a bright, talented – and award-winning – broadcast production team as well. This award is a wonderful way to get the word out, and we’re very grateful to NAVS for allowing us to partner with them again,” added Saltzman. The 13th Annual Communicator Awards is the leading international awards program recognizing creative excellence in the communication field. Entries are judged against a high standard of excellence based on a 13-year history of peer review. For more information, visit www.communicator-awards.com. About Triangle |
