The event is PRSK Annual Gala Awards ________________________________ From: Kariuki Martin <martinkariuki7@gmail.com> To: Skunkworks Forum <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> Sent: Friday, 23 October, 2009 9:15:19 Subject: Re: [Skunkworks] ICT Sponsorship What event are you organizing Sir? -- Regards Martin _______________________________________________ Skunkworks mailing list Skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke http://lists.my.co.ke/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/skunkworks ------------ Skunkworks Rules http://my.co.ke/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=94 ------------ Other services @ http://my.co.ke Other lists ------------- Announce: http://lists.my.co.ke/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/skunkworks-announce Science: http://lists.my.co.ke/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/science kazi: http://lists.my.co.ke/cgi-bin/mailman/admin/kazi/general

The 2009 PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIETY OF KENYA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE & ANNUAL GALA DINNER CALL FOR ENTRIES AND SPONSORSHIP AWARD CATEGORIES & ENTRY GUIDELINES 20th November 2009 7 PM Carnivore Grounds, Off Langata Road Nairobi, Kenya Background Awards Objectives The PRSK Excellence Awards are to distinguish and showcase the best in the public relations profession in Kenya. The Awards now in their ninth year are conducted by the Public Relations Society of Kenya. They are open to business enterprises, associations, private institutions and Government bodies, PR Agen- cies, In-house PR departments, students pursuing pr/related courses and individual practitioners. Guiding Principles Create a platform to honour and recognize outstanding contributions in the public relations industry Honouring leadership, service, knowledge and practice in PR Promoting the good name, image and reputation of PRSK Open communication about the awards, the selection criteria and process If a worthy recipient is not identified for any particular award, the award is not given. Awards Scope Organizations or individuals may submit entries on behalf of themselves or others and may enter any number of categories. The awards are divided into three sections i.e. campaign fields with a choice of 10 categories, supplementary awards with three classes and two honorary (non competitive). For the competitive fields, please indicate the category under which you wish your entry to be considered in the entry form. Clients must be made aware in advance of any entries that refer to them and the judges may require evidence of client endorsement. The judges may move your entry to another category if they deem it appropriate. Entries may address projects targeting other countries but the entrant must be Kenya based and must relate primarily to work carried out between September 2008 and October 2009 for all competitive categories with the exception of Best E-Communicator. The 2009 award categories have been revised to recognize specialization and reflect the level of competitive services offered in the Kenya PR industry. Category winners will be selected from entries received in the fields outlined. The PR Campaign of the Year Award will be weighted and ba�led out by the entries that emerge winners in the PR campaigns categories 1 -10. To clinch this title, the winning entry must demonstrate outstanding ex- pertise, originality and creativity in public relations. PR Campaign Categories 1. Best Media Relations Campaign The field will address best use of media relations and campaigns capturing the imagination of targeted media. Judges will be looking for evidence on how the campaign met the objectives of the Client or project. 2. Best Consumer Relations Campaign Critical in this category is the role that PR played in the strategic development and implementation of the campaign. This covers projects undertaken in such areas as ethical and consumer healthcare, marketing communications e.g. personal finance, FMCG and consumer durables, and youth marketing. The judges will look for the most effective communications awareness campaign aimed at the consumer, methodologies employed to reach the audience and impact of the campaign against set objectives. 3. Best Public Affairs Campaign Entries should relate to the most effective use of PR to change or enlist political or public opinion utilizing either lobbying or broader grassroots public affairs tactics including media. The target audience should be clearly identified. Where advertising has also been utilized in the campaign, the judges will look for evidence of the role and result of public affairs and lobbying. 4. Best Event This relates to the development and communication of a promotional event or one off project. Entries could cover hospitality activities, publicity events, concentrated openings, commemorations, created events and conferencing. You must provide evidence that the use of the activity has been orchestrated by the PR function. A clear objective for the choice of medium and its role within the overall PR strategy must be given. The total cost of the event and of exploitation activity accompanying it must be shown and there should be clear evidence of the effectiveness of the activity. The following details should be included; size of the event/activity and whether it stood alone or was part of a larger campaign 5. Best Financial Relations Campaign Entries will be considered on the basis of the most effective campaign or project in financial management. The judges will concentrate on work, which is primarily targeted at investors or other audience and not personal finance campaigns. 6. Best Crisis Management Campaign This will address the most effective crisis management work by a consultancy or in - house pr department or a combination of both. The objectives, strategy and method deployed should be clearly set out. Because of the sensitive nature of crisis management work, entrants may mark parts of their submission as strictly confidential 7. Best Social Responsibility Campaign Entries should portray projects designed around a corporate social responsibility policy on community involvement, social, ethical and reputation issues. The judges will look for a strategic approach to the de- velopment of activity, evidence of success in building corporate reputation, enhancing company position- ing or achieving other organizational goals. Tangible benefits to the communities in which the organization operates will also be taken into account, although the level of resources allocated to the project will not be material in selecting the winner. 8. Best Internal Relations Campaign Entries should relate to strategic communications plans targeting internal stakeholders including diverse audience such as trade unions and employee representatives groups and utilizing a range of tools such as, internal publications, team briefs, dialogue, new media, etc. The entry must also clearly show how communications promoted the organization’s objectives and innovation in the use of new technology. 9. Best Public Sector Campaign Open to government ministries, departments and local authorities e.g. Police, KHRC, KACC and other public sector agencies. This award will be given for the most effective campaign or communications programme on a single topic e.g. health, road safety, crime etc. 10. Best Not for Profit Campaign This category will recognize the most effective communication programme or campaign for or by a charity, voluntary or not for profit organization. Particularly attention should be paid to the cost effectiveness of the campaign, and in the case of fundraising activities, to the monies received against set target. Judging Criteria for Campaigns Categories Each entry will be judged on the basis of its competence in five areas. 1. Statement on problem/opportunity Nature of the company or institution for which the programme was conducted. Specific problem or opportunity addressed by the campaign. Why this project was initiated and the strategic importance to the Organization 2. Research Entries should show the effective use of research in providing materials for the campaign and Further indicate if this was commissioned specifically for the campaign and/or existing data was used. 3. Planning Statement of objectives and establishment of measurable criteria for success, Identification of publics to be reached and actions desired of them, Formulation of messages to be communicated to the publics, Budget allocation to the Project, Selection of communication channels to be used, Action taken to consult with man- agement and secure its support for the campaign 4. Execution Description of the plan’s implementation, Adjustments to the plan introduced during its implementation (if any) Difficulties encountered 5. Evaluation Identification, analysis and qualification of results, Programme monitoring and evaluation plan, Performance against budget Supplementary Awards 1. Best Corporate Publication This targets printed materials produced regularly by or on behalf of an organization and show excellence and imagination in communication with stakeholders in print format. This may include internal publica- tions such as staff newsletters and magazines as well as consumer publications and brochures. For month- ly, bimonthly, quarterly publications, all issues of the year should be included together with details of how and where the publication was circulated and a circulation figure. The budget should be broken down into editorial, production and distribution costs. Judging Criteria: 1. Editorial objectives in relation to the overall goal of the organization 2. Design and typeface (logo, headlines, text type, printing quality) 3. Layout and Format (design unity, layout, readability, cover) 4. Photography and Art (composition and content, technical quality) 5. Content (lead story, variety, reader interest) 6. Writing (language, composition) 7. Editing (headlines, text) 8. Frequency and consistency of publication per year e.g. Monthly, Bi-monthly, quarterly, yearly (all issues for the year must be submi�ed with the entry form) 9. Pagination (minimum of 8 pages for A4 and 4 pages for A3 magazines) Circulation and reach NB: Use of color WILL NOT be a factor in judging 2. Best E-Communicator This award recognizes outstanding websites produced by or on behalf of an organization and show excel- lence and imagination in communication with stakeholders in electronic format. Judges will pay a�ention to the organization of content, the prioritization of information, and navigation methods. Judging Criteria: 1. Content objectives and communication through text, music, sound, animation 2. Structure and navigation consistency 3. Visual Design in reference to design, impact and relevance to target audience 4. Functionality of technology used 5. Interactivity, participation and real time feedback 3. Young Communicator of the Year Open to full time students pursuing public relations or related courses. Entrants will be required to design a public relations campaign based on a theme of their choice. This award is designed to encourage students to advance professionalism and carries a cash award at the discretion of the sponsor. Judging Criteria: Entrants should be a full time student pursuing PR and/or related courses and should a�ach a le�er of proof from their respective colleges or universities with their entries. Group entries will be disqualified. Interpretations will be judged based on: 1. Originality of concept, initiative, drive, 2. Excellence pursuit 3. Understanding of the topic, 4. Defining the target audience 5. Formulation of campaign , 6. Implementation 7. Budget formulation, 8. Communication strategy 9. Measurement criteria of success of the campaign 10. Overall creativity, 11. Research carried out 12. Grammar usage, 13. Illustrations Honorary Awards (Non Competitive) Category 1 PRSK Golden Honours Award This category will recognize member(s) who significantly contribute to advancing PRSK’s objectives. It is the Society’s highest individual and lifetime achievement award. It is presented to a public relations practitioner and PRSK member whose accomplishments have made a major contribution to the profession, has inspired fellow practitioners professionally and personally, has increased the common good and reflected credit on the Society. To avoid conflict of interest, si�ing officials and commi�ee members of PRSK are not eligible to receive this award during their term in office. The award will be given at the discretion of the Executive Commi�ee who will make nominations and endorse such nominations. The award is not contestable. Nomination Criteria: 1. Achievements of the nominee 2. Service to the Society through his/her professional achievements 3. Experience and reputation in the profession 4. Effective participation at Society’s activities 5. Awards and accomplishments of relevance 6. Leadership qualities in Society; positions held and scope of activity Category 2 PRSK Shepherd Honours Award This category recognized outstanding support rendered by any organization towards the development agenda of the Society and by extension the Public Relations Industry. The award is given at the discretion of the Executive Commi�ee and is not contestable. Awards Rules In addition to the criteria by which the programmes are judged, a number of rules are set in submi�ing an entry for consideration. 1) Entry Summary The judges will only consider the entries summaries submi�ed, so great care must be taken in the preparation. Its length is limited to twelve hundred words (1200) entirely in English. Please provide one Microso� word and PDF format entry in DVD/CD and one hard copy of each wri�en entry and completed entry form. The summary must start with an opening 100-word statement describing why the entry should be deemed worthy of an award. Under separate headlines, this should then address other criteria as provided in the judging criteria. 2) Supporting Materials One set of supporting materials may be included but must be clearly labelled. Press cu�ings must be folded to size A4. All entry material must be affixed and fit comfortably within a single A4 labelled binder 3) Entry Submission Deadline All entries and non-refundable entree fees must be received by PRSK Secretariat on or before 11th November 2009 at 4.00 PM. Any entry received a�er that date will be considered ineligible for the 2009 competition and will not be judged. 4) Awards The judge’s verdict in each category will be revealed at the Gala event. A custom-designed PRSK trophy will be presented to all winners. Winners may later request for duplicate trophies at a fee. Slide Show Images Please include a CD with an image/poster (JPEG, PDF) that in some way represents your entry. This shall not be used for the judging process but may be used in a slide show presentation at the awards ceremony to educate a�endants on the entries put forward. Awards Recognition Category Position Award PR Campaign of the Year Winner Trophy Best Financial Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Media Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Event Winner Trophy Best Consumer Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Internal Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Public Affairs Campaign Winner Trophy Best Social Responsibility Campaign Winner Trophy Best Crisis Management Campaign Winner Trophy Best Public Sector Campaign Winner Trophy Best Not for Profit Campaign Winner Trophy Best Corporate Publication Winner Trophy Best E-Communicator Winner Trophy Young Communicator of the Year Winner Trophy PRSK Golden Honors Five Nominations Trophies PRSK Shepherd Honors Five Nominations Trophies Awards Presentation The PRSK Excellence Awards will be presented during the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) An- nual Dinner on Friday 20th November, 2009 at The Carnivore. For guest comfort and ease of plan- ning please confirm all your dinner reservations on or before 11th November, 2009. Dinner Dress Code - Black Tie Participation Fees ( Awards Entry &Dinner) Item Amount PR Campaign award entry fee (Categories 1 -9) 30,000.00 PR Campaign Category Ten entry fee (ONLY) 10,000.00 Supplementary Awards (Category 1 - 2) 20,000.00 Young Communicator award entry fee 1,000.00 Individual dinner ticket 5,000.00 Corporate dinner table of 8 40,000.00 Events Countdown Activity Time • Announcement of revised awards tool and end of year activities 9th Oct • Clarification with PRSK and development of entries by contestants 9th Oct - 10th Nov • Deadline for; Awards entry submissions, PRSK annual summit registration and Purchase of tickets to Awards dinner 11th Nov • Judging 14th Nov • PRSK Annual Summit 17th – 19th Nov • PRSK Annual Dinner & Awards for Excellence presentation 20th Nov -- Crystal "Naliaka" Watley Kigoni Voices of Africa for Sustainable Development crystal@voicesofafrica.org http://www.voicesofafrica.org/ "You must be the change you wish to see" - Gandhi

Hey guys, The previous pitch was terrible and this is what i should have sent. I am fine tuning some details that i will send later on ________________________________ From: Crystal Watley Kigoni <crystal@voicesofafrica.org> To: Skunkworks Forum <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> Sent: Friday, 23 October, 2009 10:40:39 Subject: Re: [Skunkworks] ICT Sponsorship The 2009 PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIETY OF KENYA AWARDS FOR EXCELLENCE & ANNUAL GALA DINNER CALL FOR ENTRIES AND SPONSORSHIP AWARD CATEGORIES & ENTRY GUIDELINES 20th November 2009 7 PM Carnivore Grounds, Off Langata Road Nairobi, Kenya Background Awards Objectives The PRSK Excellence Awards are to distinguish and showcase the best in the public relations profession in Kenya. The Awards now in their ninth year are conducted by the Public Relations Society of Kenya. They are open to business enterprises, associations, private institutions and Government bodies, PR Agen- cies, In-house PR departments, students pursuing pr/related courses and individual practitioners. Guiding Principles Create a platform to honour and recognize outstanding contributions in the public relations industry Honouring leadership, service, knowledge and practice in PR Promoting the good name, image and reputation of PRSK Open communication about the awards, the selection criteria and process If a worthy recipient is not identified for any particular award, the award is not given. Awards Scope Organizations or individuals may submit entries on behalf of themselves or others and may enter any number of categories. The awards are divided into three sections i.e. campaign fields with a choice of 10 categories, supplementary awards with three classes and two honorary (non competitive). For the competitive fields, please indicate the category under which you wish your entry to be considered in the entry form. Clients must be made aware in advance of any entries that refer to them and the judges may require evidence of client endorsement. The judges may move your entry to another category if they deem it appropriate. Entries may address projects targeting other countries but the entrant must be Kenya based and must relate primarily to work carried out between September 2008 and October 2009 for all competitive categories with the exception of Best E-Communicator. The 2009 award categories have been revised to recognize specialization and reflect the level of competitive services offered in the Kenya PR industry. Category winners will be selected from entries received in the fields outlined. The PR Campaign of the Year Award will be weighted and ba�led out by the entries that emerge winners in the PR campaigns categories 1 -10. To clinch this title, the winning entry must demonstrate outstanding ex- pertise, originality and creativity in public relations. PR Campaign Categories 1. Best Media Relations Campaign The field will address best use of media relations and campaigns capturing the imagination of targeted media. Judges will be looking for evidence on how the campaign met the objectives of the Client or project. 2. Best Consumer Relations Campaign Critical in this category is the role that PR played in the strategic development and implementation of the campaign. This covers projects undertaken in such areas as ethical and consumer healthcare, marketing communications e.g. personal finance, FMCG and consumer durables, and youth marketing. The judges will look for the most effective communications awareness campaign aimed at the consumer, methodologies employed to reach the audience and impact of the campaign against set objectives. 3. Best Public Affairs Campaign Entries should relate to the most effective use of PR to change or enlist political or public opinion utilizing either lobbying or broader grassroots public affairs tactics including media. The target audience should be clearly identified. Where advertising has also been utilized in the campaign, the judges will look for evidence of the role and result of public affairs and lobbying. 4. Best Event This relates to the development and communication of a promotional event or one off project. Entries could cover hospitality activities, publicity events, concentrated openings, commemorations, created events and conferencing. You must provide evidence that the use of the activity has been orchestrated by the PR function. A clear objective for the choice of medium and its role within the overall PR strategy must be given. The total cost of the event and of exploitation activity accompanying it must be shown and there should be clear evidence of the effectiveness of the activity. The following details should be included; size of the event/activity and whether it stood alone or was part of a larger campaign 5. Best Financial Relations Campaign Entries will be considered on the basis of the most effective campaign or project in financial management. The judges will concentrate on work, which is primarily targeted at investors or other audience and not personal finance campaigns. 6. Best Crisis Management Campaign This will address the most effective crisis management work by a consultancy or in - house pr department or a combination of both. The objectives, strategy and method deployed should be clearly set out. Because of the sensitive nature of crisis management work, entrants may mark parts of their submission as strictly confidential 7. Best Social Responsibility Campaign Entries should portray projects designed around a corporate social responsibility policy on community involvement, social, ethical and reputation issues. The judges will look for a strategic approach to the de- velopment of activity, evidence of success in building corporate reputation, enhancing company position- ing or achieving other organizational goals. Tangible benefits to the communities in which the organization operates will also be taken into account, although the level of resources allocated to the project will not be material in selecting the winner. 8. Best Internal Relations Campaign Entries should relate to strategic communications plans targeting internal stakeholders including diverse audience such as trade unions and employee representatives groups and utilizing a range of tools such as, internal publications, team briefs, dialogue, new media, etc. The entry must also clearly show how communications promoted the organization’s objectives and innovation in the use of new technology. 9. Best Public Sector Campaign Open to government ministries, departments and local authorities e.g. Police, KHRC, KACC and other public sector agencies. This award will be given for the most effective campaign or communications programme on a single topic e.g. health, road safety, crime etc. 10. Best Not for Profit Campaign This category will recognize the most effective communication programme or campaign for or by a charity, voluntary or not for profit organization. Particularly attention should be paid to the cost effectiveness of the campaign, and in the case of fundraising activities, to the monies received against set target. Judging Criteria for Campaigns Categories Each entry will be judged on the basis of its competence in five areas. 1. Statement on problem/opportunity Nature of the company or institution for which the programme was conducted. Specific problem or opportunity addressed by the campaign. Why this project was initiated and the strategic importance to the Organization 2. Research Entries should show the effective use of research in providing materials for the campaign and Further indicate if this was commissioned specifically for the campaign and/or existing data was used. 3. Planning Statement of objectives and establishment of measurable criteria for success, Identification of publics to be reached and actions desired of them, Formulation of messages to be communicated to the publics, Budget allocation to the Project, Selection of communication channels to be used, Action taken to consult with man- agement and secure its support for the campaign 4. Execution Description of the plan’s implementation, Adjustments to the plan introduced during its implementation (if any) Difficulties encountered 5. Evaluation Identification, analysis and qualification of results, Programme monitoring and evaluation plan, Performance against budget Supplementary Awards 1. Best Corporate Publication This targets printed materials produced regularly by or on behalf of an organization and show excellence and imagination in communication with stakeholders in print format. This may include internal publica- tions such as staff newsletters and magazines as well as consumer publications and brochures. For month- ly, bimonthly, quarterly publications, all issues of the year should be included together with details of how and where the publication was circulated and a circulation figure. The budget should be broken down into editorial, production and distribution costs. Judging Criteria: 1. Editorial objectives in relation to the overall goal of the organization 2. Design and typeface (logo, headlines, text type, printing quality) 3. Layout and Format (design unity, layout, readability, cover) 4. Photography and Art (composition and content, technical quality) 5. Content (lead story, variety, reader interest) 6. Writing (language, composition) 7. Editing (headlines, text) 8. Frequency and consistency of publication per year e.g. Monthly, Bi-monthly, quarterly, yearly (all issues for the year must be submi�ed with the entry form) 9. Pagination (minimum of 8 pages for A4 and 4 pages for A3 magazines) Circulation and reach NB: Use of color WILL NOT be a factor in judging 2. Best E-Communicator This award recognizes outstanding websites produced by or on behalf of an organization and show excel- lence and imagination in communication with stakeholders in electronic format. Judges will pay a�ention to the organization of content, the prioritization of information, and navigation methods. Judging Criteria: 1. Content objectives and communication through text, music, sound, animation 2. Structure and navigation consistency 3. Visual Design in reference to design, impact and relevance to target audience 4. Functionality of technology used 5. Interactivity, participation and real time feedback 3. Young Communicator of the Year Open to full time students pursuing public relations or related courses. Entrants will be required to design a public relations campaign based on a theme of their choice. This award is designed to encourage students to advance professionalism and carries a cash award at the discretion of the sponsor. Judging Criteria: Entrants should be a full time student pursuing PR and/or related courses and should a�ach a le�er of proof from their respective colleges or universities with their entries. Group entries will be disqualified. Interpretations will be judged based on: 1. Originality of concept, initiative, drive, 2. Excellence pursuit 3. Understanding of the topic, 4. Defining the target audience 5. Formulation of campaign , 6. Implementation 7. Budget formulation, 8. Communication strategy 9. Measurement criteria of success of the campaign 10. Overall creativity, 11. Research carried out 12. Grammar usage, 13. Illustrations Honorary Awards (Non Competitive) Category 1 PRSK Golden Honours Award This category will recognize member(s) who significantly contribute to advancing PRSK’s objectives. It is the Society’s highest individual and lifetime achievement award. It is presented to a public relations practitioner and PRSK member whose accomplishments have made a major contribution to the profession, has inspired fellow practitioners professionally and personally, has increased the common good and reflected credit on the Society. To avoid conflict of interest, si�ing officials and commi�ee members of PRSK are not eligible to receive this award during their term in office. The award will be given at the discretion of the Executive Commi�ee who will make nominations and endorse such nominations. The award is not contestable. Nomination Criteria: 1. Achievements of the nominee 2. Service to the Society through his/her professional achievements 3. Experience and reputation in the profession 4. Effective participation at Society’s activities 5. Awards and accomplishments of relevance 6. Leadership qualities in Society; positions held and scope of activity Category 2 PRSK Shepherd Honours Award This category recognized outstanding support rendered by any organization towards the development agenda of the Society and by extension the Public Relations Industry. The award is given at the discretion of the Executive Commi�ee and is not contestable. Awards Rules In addition to the criteria by which the programmes are judged, a number of rules are set in submi�ing an entry for consideration. 1) Entry Summary The judges will only consider the entries summaries submi�ed, so great care must be taken in the preparation. Its length is limited to twelve hundred words (1200) entirely in English. Please provide one Microso� word and PDF format entry in DVD/CD and one hard copy of each wri�en entry and completed entry form. The summary must start with an opening 100-word statement describing why the entry should be deemed worthy of an award. Under separate headlines, this should then address other criteria as provided in the judging criteria. 2) Supporting Materials One set of supporting materials may be included but must be clearly labelled. Press cu�ings must be folded to size A4. All entry material must be affixed and fit comfortably within a single A4 labelled binder 3) Entry Submission Deadline All entries and non-refundable entree fees must be received by PRSK Secretariat on or before 11th November 2009 at 4.00 PM. Any entry received a�er that date will be considered ineligible for the 2009 competition and will not be judged. 4) Awards The judge’s verdict in each category will be revealed at the Gala event. A custom-designed PRSK trophy will be presented to all winners. Winners may later request for duplicate trophies at a fee. Slide Show Images Please include a CD with an image/poster (JPEG, PDF) that in some way represents your entry. This shall not be used for the judging process but may be used in a slide show presentation at the awards ceremony to educate a�endants on the entries put forward. Awards Recognition Category Position Award PR Campaign of the Year Winner Trophy Best Financial Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Media Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Event Winner Trophy Best Consumer Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Internal Relations Campaign Winner Trophy Best Public Affairs Campaign Winner Trophy Best Social Responsibility Campaign Winner Trophy Best Crisis Management Campaign Winner Trophy Best Public Sector Campaign Winner Trophy Best Not for Profit Campaign Winner Trophy Best Corporate Publication Winner Trophy Best E-Communicator Winner Trophy Young Communicator of the Year Winner Trophy PRSK Golden Honors Five Nominations Trophies PRSK Shepherd Honors Five Nominations Trophies Awards Presentation The PRSK Excellence Awards will be presented during the Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) An- nual Dinner on Friday 20th November, 2009 at The Carnivore. For guest comfort and ease of plan- ning please confirm all your dinner reservations on or before 11th November, 2009. Dinner Dress Code - Black Tie Participation Fees ( Awards Entry &Dinner) Item Amount PR Campaign award entry fee (Categories 1 -9) 30,000.00 PR Campaign Category Ten entry fee (ONLY) 10,000.00 Supplementary Awards (Category 1 - 2) 20,000.00 Young Communicator award entry fee 1,000.00 Individual dinner ticket 5,000.00 Corporate dinner table of 8 40,000.00 Events Countdown Activity Time • Announcement of revised awards tool and end of year activities 9th Oct • Clarification with PRSK and development of entries by contestants 9th Oct - 10th Nov • Deadline for; Awards entry submissions, PRSK annual summit registration and Purchase of tickets to Awards dinner 11th Nov • Judging 14th Nov • PRSK Annual Summit 17th – 19th Nov • PRSK Annual Dinner & Awards for Excellence presentation 20th Nov -- Crystal "Naliaka" Watley Kigoni Voices of Africa for Sustainable Development crystal@voicesofafrica.org http://www.voicesofafrica.org/ "You must be the change you wish to see" - Gandhi

*Were Charles to do a good pitch here some of you would say he's advertising! Worse still,had he pasted the info Crystal has just pasted here,many still would advice him to send such info offlist to those interested. I wonder!* 2009/10/23 Steve Obbayi <steve@sobbayi.com>

This is ironical... PRSK stands for Public Relations... blah blah blah and the guy is already messing up with his PR... Sheeesh!!

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----- Original Message ----- From: "James Muendo" <timrick@gmail.com> To: "Skunkworks Forum" <skunkworks@lists.my.co.ke> Sent: Friday, October 23, 2009 3:23:30 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: Re: [Skunkworks] ICT Sponsorship

Boss,

Define yourself properly.Now personally and probably many other skunks dont understand what you have written.What is PRSK Annual Gala Awards?

Then I support Crystal ....Work on your pitch.

Regards;

2009/10/23 charles mtawali < cmtawali@yahoo.co.uk >

The event is PRSK Annual Gala Awards

From: Kariuki Martin < martinkariuki7@gmail.com > To: Skunkworks Forum < skunkworks@lists.my.co..ke > Sent: Friday, 23 October, 2009 9:15:19 Subject: Re: [Skunkworks] ICT Sponsorship

What event are you organizing Sir?

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