Award programs provide you with a great opportunity to showcase the achievements of your publishing enterprise. If your publishing efforts match the competition criteria below, submit your nominations today.

Tabbie Awards

Trade, Association, and Business Publications International (TABPI) announces their Call for Entries for the 2007 Tabbie Awards. The Tabbies, an international B-to-B magazine competition encompassing 19 categories, is open to English language business-to-business publications around the world that are published at least quarterly.

This year's competition features two new categories: Feature Design and Best B-to-B Website.

TABPI is again partnering with the U.S. American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE), New Zealand's Magazine Publishers Association (MPA), Australia's Society of Editors NSW, and U.K.-based Minett Media.

Lane Press is proud to be a silver sponsor of the 2007 Tabbie Awards.

The deadline is nigh – entries must be postmarked by March 7, 2007. For more information and an entry form, click here.

Publications Management Magnum Opus Awards

Publications Management magazine is currently accepting entries for their 2007 Magnum Opus Awards. Dedicated exclusively to custom publishing, the Magnum Opus Awards recognize strategic, editorial, and visual excellence. There are 219 award categories in all. Eligible publication types include magazines, newsletters, printed marketing communications, annual reports, electronic publications, and websites.

Entries are due March 23, 2007. For more information and an entry form, click here.

Circulation Management Innovation Awards

Circulation Management magazine is seeking entries for their 2007 Innovation Awards. The awards recognize leading-edge subscriber acquisition and audience development. The program grants awards in the categories of Print Subscriptions & Renewals, Online Traffic & Audience Development, and Achievement. 

The competition is open to all circulation and audience development professionals in all sectors of the business. Entries require a 500-1,000-word description of your Innovation and are due May 11, 2007. For more information and an entry form, click here.