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2018 Bronze Quill Awards Gala
IABC Houston celebrated the strength of houston's communicators at the 2018 bronze quill awards gala.
IABC Houston was honored to host our annual Bronze Quill Awards Gala on June 14, 2018, at the Junior League of Houston. At the event, IABC Houston recognized Harris County Judge Ed Emmett as the Executive Communicator of the Year in recognition for leadership in several times of crisis – particularly last summer’s Hurricane Harvey -- and for his impassioned advocacy in the recovery and rebuilding phases following the storm’s disastrous path across the Houston region. Read more about Judge Emmett and his outstanding achievements here. We were thrilled to have Khambrel Marshall, KPRC 2 Meteorologist, as the gala's Master of Ceremonies.
2018 Bronze Quill Award Winners
BEST OF SHOW AWARD
Apache Corporation
Relentless
Anne Hedrich
BEST OF DIVISION I: COMMUNICATION MANAGEMENT
HP
Well Beyond - Wellbeing Reinvented
Julie Andrews
BEST OF DIVISION IV: COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Apache Corporation
Relentless
Anne Hedrich
For the full list of winning entries, please click here. Congratulations to this year's talented winners!
Downs Matthews Memorial Scholarship
At the Bronze Quill Awards gala, Imani Stevens was awarded the 2018 Downs Matthews Memorial Scholarship. Imani is a senior at the University of Houston studying Media Studies. When she is not at school or working at Project Row Houses as a museum guide, you can find her as an event DJ. What started out as a hobby turned into her passion. She intends to take her talents on air and work for a radio station after graduation. Later in life, she hopes to create a nonprofit devoted to exposing inner city kids to the field of communication and arts so they have access to discovering what they love. Congratulations, Imani!
This year’s scholarship winner is Imani Stevens, a senior at the University of Houston studying
Media Studies. When she is not at school or working at Project Row Houses as a museum guide,
you can find her as an event DJ. What started out as a hobby turned into her passion. She intends
to take her talents on air and work for a radio station after graduation. Later in life, she hopes to
create a nonprofit devoted to exposing inner city kids to the field of communication and arts so
they have access to discovering what they love.
The IABC Houston Student Scholarship is in memory of Downs Matthews, ABC, IABC Fellow and
found on air and work for a radio station after graduation. Later in life, she hopes to
creatnonprofit devoted to exposing inner city kids to the field of communication and arts so
they have access to discovering what they love.
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