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MillerWhite-created marketing solutions win recognition: Projects honored with Service Industry Advertising
and American Corporate Identity awards

March 25, 2005

Subject: MillerWhite
Contact: Brian Miller, (812) 232-2875

TERRE HAUTE– The Service Industry Advertising Awards has recognized marketing solutions created by MillerWhite, LLC for three of its clients – the Vigo County Drug Task Force, the Terre Haute Children’s Museum and Indiana State University’s College of Business, which has also been recognized by American Corporate Identity.

An SIAA Gold Award has gone to the Vigo County Drug Task Force’s anti-meth campaign for its “Busted” television public service announcement, the second honor to go to the spot in as many months. Earlier, the “Busted” spot was recognized with a Communicator Crystal Award of Excellence and a Communicator Award of Distinction for creativity/videography.

Greg Ferency, a member of the Drug Task Force, said, “MillerWhite’s personnel understood what we were trying to do with this spot. We didn’t just want to tell people the dangers and consequences of meth use – we wanted to show them, up close and personal. Our input was taken seriously. Their solution was to give us a realistic and relevant campaign.”

An image brochure created for the Indiana State University College of Business has received two awards, a merit SIAA and an appearance in “American Corporate Identity 21.” This is the second consecutive year that a MillerWhite collaboration with Indiana State University was chosen to appear in “American Corporate Identity.”

Ellen Paxton, Director of Development for ISU’s College of Business, said, “The viewbook has allowed Indiana State University’s College of Business to more effectively market its AACSB-accredited programs. The publication is the first of its kind in the College and has provided a higher level of quality to our publicity efforts.”

A third SIAA, a Bronze award, has gone to MillerWhite for the logo and letterhead design created for the Terre Haute Children’s Museum.

Graphic design professionals use the American Corporate Identity publication as a reference book of outstanding identity and branding solutions. Winning entries, chosen from among more than 2,500 entries submitted by firms across the country, will appear in the book to be published later this year.

More than 1,000 entries were received in the second year of the Service Industry Advertising Awards, which recognize the advertising creative excellence of the service industry, including execution, style, creativity, quality, consumer appeal and overall breakthrough advertising content.

MillerWhite provides integrated marketing/research, public relations, advertising and interactive media services to its clients from offices in Indianapolis and Terre Haute.