IABC/Houston Honors 2006 Executive Communicator of the Year
Bill Boyar, Chairman of BoyarMiller, Saluted for Communication Excellence
HOUSTON, Texas (August 25, 2006) — The Houston Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators (IABC) awarded its prestigious Executive Communicator of the Year Award to Bill Boyar, Chairman of BoyarMiller, at the chapter's annual Bronze Quill Awards Banquet Thursday, August 24, 2006, at Champion's Pavilion in Minute Maid Park.
IABC Executive Communicator Judge Beth Miller, ABC, explained that "Bill Boyar and his law firm take a holistic approach to communications, a rare quality for any type of business today, using a broad range of written, electronic and face-to-face programs that are at the very core of the BoyarMiller business strategy. Boyar has infused the firm with a focused communications strategy that drives interactive communications inside and outside the firm, between lawyers to lawyers, lawyers to clients, clients to clients and perhaps most importantly, from clients to lawyers. Each program is based on consistent messaging and theme and is delivered in a smart, classy presentation style with built-in mechanisms to foster feedback. Whether communicating via ads, public relations, face-toface meetings or speaking engagements, Bill Boyar has set a style of open, interactive dialog that keeps everyone connected, informed and engaged."
To be nominated for the Executive Communicator of the Year award candidates must be an active senior management official (communication and public relations professionals are ineligible), and must have demonstrated solid understanding and support of communication within their organization and have the highest professional and ethical standards in fulfilling their responsibilities.
IABC/Houston's Bronze Quill awards also recognize outstanding achievement in a broad variety of communications initiatives including annual reports, communications campaigns, newsletters, magazines and Websites. This year 87 entries were received, and a complete list of IABC/Houston's Bronze Quill winners is available at www.iabchouston.com.
About IABC/Houston
With over 250 members, IABC/Houston is part of a global network of communications professionals committed to improving organizational effectiveness through strategic communications. IABC/Houston offers a range of local services, including regular professional development meetings and workshops, member newsletters, awards programs and job placement. The chapter also provides an excellent opportunity for local networking with peers. For more information, visit www.iabchouston.com.
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