2022 Hall of Fame Nomination Form

Nominations for the National Capital Public Relations Hall of Fame are now open. Deadline is August 11. Thank you.

Nominee Information
Name of Nominee*
First Name Last Name Credentials
Nominee Title
Nominee Company/Organization
Nominee Email*
Nomination Synopsis*
In 100 words or less, please describe the nominee’s most significant contribution to the advancement of the PR/communications profession.
Nominator Information
Name of Nominator*
First Name Last Name Credentials
Nominator Title
Nominator Company/Organization
Nominator Address*
Street Address Address Line 2 City State ZIP Code
Nominator Office Phone
Nominator Cell or Home Phone*
Nominator Email*
Does the nominee know they are being nominated?*
- No
- Yes
Is the nominee now, or have they ever been, a member of PRSA or the National Capital Chapter of PRSA?*
- Yes, a National PRSA member only
- Yes, a PRSA National Capital Chapter member
- No
Does this person reside/work, or did they ever reside/work, in the DC Metro area for at least ten years?*
- Yes
- No
- I Don't Know
What is your relationship to the nominee? (former or current colleague, friend, served in a volunteer capacity with the nominee, family member, etc.)*
Eligibility Requirements and Nomination Information
Please answer in 250 words or less how the nominee meets the nomination criteria listed below.
Criteria for Induction in the National Capital Public Relations Hall of Fame:
- Thirty or more years of distinguished accomplishments in the public relations or public affairs profession
- Can be actively employed or retired
- Demonstration as a visionary leader within the communications industry
- Demonstrated dedication to the profession and other professionals
- Made a significant positive impact on the communications industry, with particular impact in the DC communications community through mentoring or through other means of giving back to the industry
- Has by example, inspired the next generation of public relations or public affairs professionals to excel
- Worked in the Washington, DC area for at least ten years
Please list roles held by nominee with external PR industry and local community/philanthropic organizations.*
Please explain in 250 words or less how this person has made a positive impact on the public relations/communications profession, with particular emphasis on how this person has given back to the profession as a whole through board leadership, volunteering and other commitments of time and talent to organizations/initiatives representing the profession.*
Please provide a link to the nominee’s social channels, e.g., online portfolio, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc.
Nominee's Twitter Handle
Nominee's LinkedIn Page
Nominee's Thought Leadership Portfolio (blogs, speeches, articles, etc.)

Nominee Information

Nominator Information

Eligibility Requirements and Nomination Information