The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.    Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Christy Nolta, deputy director for Air Force Public Affairs, about the “A Solemn View: Public Affairs Provides a Window to American Service Members Ultimate Sacrifice” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Dan Forman, public relations manager at the World Wildlife Fund, about the "WWF's Earth Hour 2009—The First Global Vote for the Planet" campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.    Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Mark Osmun, public relations director at Jackson Family Wines, about the “A Really Goode Job: Murphy-Goode Winery Creates Brand Awareness with Most Recognized Campaign in Wine Industry History” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Join us as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Marie Fenn, president and managing director, National Peanut Board, and Mark Dvorak, APR, vice president, GolinHarris International, about how the National Peanut Board responded to a recall of more than 3,000 of its products.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with the American Cancer Society’s Amy Swygert, vice president of strategic communications planning and Greg Donaldson, national vice president of corporate communications, about the “Creating a World with More Birthdays” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.    Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Linda Kohl, associate vice chancellor for public affairs, and Whitney Stewart Harris, executive director of diversity and multiculturalism, at Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, about the “Make College a Part of Your Future” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Join us as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Paula Pedene, public affairs officer at Phoenix VA Health Care System, about the “Home of the Free, Because of the Brave: Salute to Veterans of the Global War on Terror” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Kathleen Ruddy, executive director of the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, and Andrea Moody, senior vice president and partner at Fleishman-Hillard, about the “Shaving the Way to Conquer Kids’ Cancer” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, talks with Michael Murphy, SVP, Fleishman-Hillard, and chairman of Fleishman’s Out Front Practice, about the “My Games Rock! Cleveland Wins Bid for 2014 Gay Games” campaign.

The PRSA 2010 Silver Anvil Awards podcast series features finalists from this year's program. The Silver Anvil Award recognizes complete public relations programs incorporating measurable and sound research, planning, execution and evaluation. These four areas represent the solid criteria by which senior practitioners judge each entry to ensure it meets the highest standards of performance in the profession.   Listen in as Deb Radman, APR, PRSA Fellow, speaks with Sue Gordan, managing director of corporate communications at American Airlines, about the “Fuel for Thought: American Airlines Gets Fuel Smart” campaign.