PRism Awards 2023 – The Martin Group

On Wednesday night, the Rochester PRSA Chapter held its annual PRISM awards ceremony recognizing the area’s top public relations campaigns and professionals. The Martin Group’s PR team was on-site for the evening celebration at the Jackrabbit Club located in the bustling Neighborhood of the Arts—and left with a total of eight awards!

This includes receiving the chapter’s top honor, “Best Of Show” for the Corporate category with our “Student Transportation of America Holiday Giving Event.” A corporate giving event where we helped our client organize the donation of holiday stockings to local community members, which notably included a unique delivery via school bus driven by Santa Claus himself.

We were thrilled to be among the area’s most talented PR practitioners and honored to see our client work being recognized, including entries for Greenlight Networks, Student Transportation of America, Western Governors University, PaintCare and Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls.

From influencer campaigns to op-eds, the Martin Group was awarded in the following categories:

Best-of-Show, Corporate Category – Student Transportation of America’s 2022 Holiday Giving Event
PRISM, Not-For-Profit Category, Op-Ed/Editorial Element – Western Governors University: Teacher Training Needs a New Playbook
Award of Excellence, Not-For-Profit Category, Featured Story Element – PaintCare Brings Innovative Paint Recycling to Rochester
PRISM, Corporate Category, Events Program – Student Transportation of America’s 2022 Holiday Giving Event
Award of Excellence, Corporate Category, Media Relations Element – Greenlight Networks’ Expansion Across the Empire State
Award of Excellence, Corporate Category, Advertorial Element – Student Transportation of America Tackles Recruitment with Community Support
Award of Excellence, Corporate Category: Blog/Blogger Element – Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls’ 2022 Back-to-School Influencer Campaign
PRISM, Corporate Category, Featured Story Element – Greenlight Networks’ Cheektowaga “Walk and Talk”