Pushing the Envelope, Inc. (PTE), a locally based marketing communications firm, was recently honored with four awards for industry excellence at the statewide 68th Annual Golden Image Awards held by the Florida Public Relations Association. The firm was honored with a Golden Image Award for promotional/marketing campaign, “Mondays are for
Pushing the Envelope, Inc. (PTE), a local marketing communication firm, was recently honored with two Awards of Distinction from the Florida Public Relations Association at the organization’s 80th Annual Golden Image Awards. The Awards of Distinction were given for PTE’s Hurricane Irma crisis communication work on behalf of The Dock at Crayton Cove, a
Pushing the Envelope, Inc. (PTE), a local marketing and public relations firm, won a Grand Image Award, two Image Awards, two Judges’ Award and one Award of Distinction at the Florida Public Relations Association (FPRA) Southwest Florida Chapter Image Awards ceremony earlier this month. This is the tenth year in a row that the firm has
Pushing the Envelope, Inc. (PTE), a local marketing communication firm was recently honored with four awards from the Florida Public Relations Association for public relations excellence. PTE won two Awards of Distinction and two Judges’ Awards. An Award of Distinction and a Judges’ Award were received for the firm’s annual
FORT MYERS, Fla. – August 18, 2015 – Pushing the Envelope, a local marketing communication company was honored once again by the Florida Public Relations Association with a Golden Image Award of Distinction at the annual Golden Image Awards ceremony on Tuesday, August 11, 2015. The award, given in the
For those of you working for national brands the question sometimes arises, "do we really need a local PR person or local PR effort?" Sometimes the answer is "no," but sometimes the answer is "yes" and it all comes down to the scenario. One prime example is work we did
[caption id="attachment_440" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="The PTE team at the Local 2011 Image Awards - Alex, Samantha and Annette"][/caption] It's that time of year again - award entries. Seemingly endless details crunched into just two pages combined with mounds of supporting material... what does this equal? An Image Award entry for