Previous ASBPE Awards Honorees

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Previous Azbee Awards of Excellence Winners Coverage

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Magazine of the Year

Past winners include:

Automotive News

McKinsey Quarterly

Pharma Manufacturing

IR Update

Security Management

EXHIBITOR

tED Magazine

Professional Builder

Cannabis Business Times

IEEE Spectrum

Security Management

QSR Magazine

The American Lawyer

Emergency Management

FSR magazine

Restaurant Business

ABA Journal

Builder

Emergency Management

H&HN (Hospitals & Health Networks)

Music Inc.

IEEE Spectrum

Stitches

The Scientist


Digital Magazine of the Year

Past winners include:

CIO

 


Website of the Year

Past winners include:

2022

 

2021

 

2020

 

2019

 

2018

 

2016

 

2015

 

2014

 

2013

 

2011

 


Multi-Platform Package of the Year

Past winners include:

2023

“The Top 500”

2022

“Seeing Through Clouds: Geospatial Information Systems”

2021

“2020 State of the CIO”

2020

“Retail Realities”

2019

“The R.W. Kern Center at Hampshire College”

2018

“Pet pain and death: A dvm360 leadership challenge”

2017

“Automated for the people”

2016

“Burden of Care: A dvm360 leadership challenge”

2015

“Best Places to Work in IT 2014”

2014

P&I@40

2013

“Remaking West 25th Street and the Market District”

2012

Professional Builder/ Professional Remodeler

“Professional Builder/ Professional Remodeler Tablet Issue”

2011

“Steal This Idea”


Social Media Account of the Year

Past winners include:

2022

ASICentral

2021

CIO magazine


Other Awards

 

Lifetime Achievement Award

Past winners include:

Stephen Barr Award

Past winners for this ASBPE Educational Foundation honor include:

Journalism That Matters Award

Past winners for this ASBPE Educational Foundation honor include:

  • Sally J. Altman and the Before Ferguson Beyond Ferguson team (2023) for Health Progress‘ article, “63106: Not Just A Number, But a Barrier to Health and Economic Equity,” produced as part of a storytelling project drawing attention to St. Louis’ most underserved communities. The piece led to the local housing authority providing a housing voucher to one local and publication readers banding together to raise money for another local to replace a stolen automobile.
  • Anne Galloway (2018) for VT Digger‘s investigative series uncovering financial improprieties by one of Vermont’s most prominent business people, Bill Stenger, and his partners in an investment firm. As a result of several years of reporting, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission launched an investigation and later brought charges against Stenger and his partners.
  • The Spine Journal (2011) for protecting the integrity of scientific publishing. A special issue from The Spine Journal called out ways industry sponsors undermined research and led to the retraction of an influential paper that had been based on biased findings.
  • David Silverberg (2009) for his HSToday editorial piece calling out the National Football League for a policy prohibiting ads referencing terrorism, borders and immigration. After the HSToday articles, the NFL changed its policy.
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