The PR Club welcomed more than 150 public relations and communications professionals to the Museum of Science for the 58th Annual Bell Ringer Awards, returning to the iconic Boston venue for the second consecutive year. The evening was hosted by Edgar B. Herwick III, the Emmy Award-winning GBH host and reporter behind the “Curiosity Desk” series and co-host of “The Culture Show.”
The highlight of the evening was the presentation of the Super Bell Award to 360PR+ for Bob's Red Mill's 'Moregetherness' campaign. The campaign first earned Gold Bells in two categories before advancing to win the evening's top honor, underscoring the importance of creative planning and superior execution in public relations.
The John J. Molloy Crystal Bell Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Kathy Wilson of Tier One Partners, honoring a distinguished career and an extensive track record of contributions to the New England communications community. This award recognizes individuals who have made significant and lasting impacts on the profession.
The Ringer Award, recognizing a mid-career professional, was presented to Sam Powers of Walker Sands. The Striker Award, celebrating early-career achievement, went to Aidan Poole of Walker Sands. The Carillonneur Award for Best Team Culture, recognizing a public relations or communications organization, was awarded to Randstad Digital | powered by Torc. These awards highlight the depth of talent in the region, from emerging professionals to established teams.
For more details, including downloadable images and bios, view the full announcement here. The PR Club, founded in 1948, strives to promote and encourage involvement in the communications industry. Additional information about monthly programs, social events, and the Bell Ringer Awards can be found at prclub.org, and follow on LinkedIn and Instagram.
The Bell Ringer Awards recognize public relations and communications work that demonstrates excellence in creative planning and superior execution to achieve a high degree of success in reaching predetermined objectives. Open to all New England practitioners, the program, now in its 58th year, celebrates the extraordinary work of the region's communications professionals.
