Complete Public Relations nabs three SCPRSA Awards
May 4, 2016
GREENVILLE, SC – Complete Public Relations took home three honors at the annual Public Relations Society of America’s South Carolina (SCPRSA) Mercury Awards banquet last week.
The full-service media affairs firm took home two Silver Wing Awards of Merit and a Mercury Award for Public Affairs.
One of the Silver Wings came for Complete’s campaign in sharing the story of Heisman hopeful Deshaun Watson and his bond with Habitat for Humanity that landed on ESPN SportsCenter and the cover of Sports Illustrated. The other Silver Wing came for its work in promoting The Woodlands at Furman, a continuing care retirement community in Greenville.
The agency earned a Mercury Award in Public Affairs for the campaign it created about landfill overuse called “Don’t Dump on Greenville.”
“Complete Public Relations is a team effort, and I am proud of this team,” said John Boyanoski, the firm’s owner. “Last year, we won two awards and this year we won three. That is a great accomplishment.”
About SCPRSA:
The Public Relations Society of America is the world’s largest professional organization for public relations practitioners. The South Carolina chapter of PRSA is the leading networking and professional development organization for communicators in the Palmetto State. The group hosts monthly meetings in the Upstate, Midlands and Lowcountry regions, while also providing statewide programs and leadership opportunities. For more information, visit SCPRSA.org.
About Complete Public Relations:
Complete Public Relations is a full service public relations firm providing expertise in media relations, crisis communications, digital communications, government affairs, and long-term public strategy. Our team of strategists, wordsmiths, and designers specialize in telling our clients’ stories in new and compelling ways. We do this by providing access to the media outlets and community influencers who can help you achieve your results. Connect with us via www.completepr.net, Facebook or Twitter. Complete Public Relations – It’s in the name.
