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Tricia Lopez Presented Extraordinary Service Award at Key Communications Inc.
Tricia Lopez, a member of the meetings and conferences department and the competition coordinator for Auto Glass Week™ and the International Window Film Conference and Tint-Off™, has been recognized by the magazine’s parent company, Key Communications Inc., through its presentation … Continue reading
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Two Key Communications Publications Named as National ASBPE Winners
Door and Window Market Magazine (DWM) took home the gold for best news video in the national American Society of Business Publication Editors’ (ASBPE) awards, affectionately known as the Azbee awards. The FILM’d video newscast, produced by WINDOW FILM magazine, took home the silver for best webcast. The awards were received during an Awards Banquet and Ceremony July 25 in Chicago.
Key Communications Wins Azbee Awards
AGRR™ magazine and glassBYTEs.com™ editor Jenna Reed and vice president of media services Holly Biller recently accepted several regional American Society of Business Publication Editors’ (ASBPE) awards, affectionately known as the Azbee awards, on behalf of Key Communication, parent company to AGRR. The awards are for AGRR’s sister publications, DWM magazine, USGlass Magazine and Window Film.
Holly Biller Named to Women’s Leadership and Networking Council
Holly Biller, vice president of digital media services for Key Communications Inc., publisher of AGRR™ magazine, has been named to the prestigious American Business Media’s (ABM) Women’s Leadership and Networking Council.
Happy Halloween from the Key Communications Team
Key Communications, parent company to AGRR™ magazine/glassBYTEs.com, celebrated Halloween last Friday with many of the team members dressing up in creative costumes. From a zombie to a male tooth fairy to Princess Leia and the Mad Hatter, our office was filled with color and spooky characters.