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Located in the Office of the Governor, the North Carolina Business Committee for Education (NCBCE) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit comprised of North Carolina's corporate leaders. NCBCE seeks to ensure that every student in North Carolina graduates from high school ready for life and work in a global society. | ||||||||||
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 NCBCE Congratulates Member Business North Carolina, Award Winner for Leading Business PublicationsTHE ALLIANCE ANNOUNCES 2012 EDITORIAL EXCELLENCE AWARD WINNERS FOR LEADING BUSINESS PUBLICATIONS
The Alliance of Area Business Publications presented 108 awards to newspaper and magazine business periodicals June 23, 2012, the climax of its three-day annual Summer Conference in Milwaukee, WI. There were 657 entries from 51 publications in the competition this year – up from 487 last year.
The annual Editorial Excellence Awards competition recognizes excellence in journalism, photography and design achieved by regional business publications. Judges are comprised of faculty members from the University of Missouri School of Journalism, with qualifications in respective areas. Best Magazine went to Business North Carolina; Best Newspaper: Small Tabloids went to Baton Rouge Business Report, and Best Newspaper: Large Tabloids went to Crain’s New York Business. Best Cover, Magazine went to Florida Trend, and Best Front Page, Newspaper went to Inside Business. Most Improved Publication is Crain’s Chicago Business. Best Web site went to Crain’s New York Business. Best Online Scoop went to Crain’s Chicago Business. Best Staff-Generated Blog went to Crain’s Detroit Business. Best Multimedia Story/Editorial Feature went to Crain’s Chicago Business. Best Daily E-Mail went to Des Moines Business Record, and Best Industry Specific E-Newsletter went to Indianapolis Business Journal. |
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