December 16, 2024
[Salt Lake City, Utah] — The Utah Department of Commerce has won Ragan’s PR Daily Awards in the Public Service Campaign category.
Ragan’s PR Daily Awards celebrates the top communications campaigns, events, initiatives, publications, and more that were instrumental in the success of organizations and clients. Ragan held a special award celebration on December 11 at the City Winery in New York City, recognizing the best communications work from the past year.
A full list of winners and their featured profiles can be found here.
The Utah Department of Commerce was chosen from a wide pool of entries to receive recognition in the Public Service Campaign category for its impressive work.
The Utah Department of Commerce’s “Knights of Scamalot” campaign was a statewide multimedia effort addressing a surge in scams, from crypto schemes to fake real estate investments, that left many Utah residents vulnerable and unsure where to turn for reliable information.
“The Utah Department of Commerce set itself apart from an outstanding field of entrants. Their work was exceptional, and they displayed their innovative strategies for achieving success. Congratulations, and we look forward to your continued success,” said Brendan Gannon, Senior Marketing Manager for Awards Programs at Ragan Communications.
The Utah Department of Commerce was recognized for its accomplishment in a special write-up on Ragan’s internationally read news website.
About the Department of Commerce: The mission of the Utah Department of Commerce is to strengthen trust in Utah’s commercial activities. We do this through regulation, enforcement, and education. The Utah Department of Commerce has ten divisions and offices representing various economic industries. More information can be found at commerce.utah.gov.
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