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Nominations open for IPRS PRISM Awards 2025

by Telum Media
27 July 2025 4:00 PM
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The biennial IPRS PRISM Awards has returned to celebrate the best in communications across 30 open categories.

Organised by IPRS, the awards programme consists of three main categories:
  • The People Awards celebrate the contributions of communications practitioners in the work entrusted to them by their organisations and clients that they serve.
  • The Campaign Awards showcases the best communications-led events and programmes of high-quality delivery.
  • The IPRS will also nominate winners in the IPRS Awards (not-for-entry) categories, which are Outstanding Communications Campaign of The Year; IPRS Partner of The Year; and Lifetime Communications Achievement Award 2025.
Entries are welcomed from all corporate and not-for-profit organisations, government agencies, tertiary institutions, associations, and individuals based in Singapore; or where the work was primarily planned or conceived in Singapore, with local or regional execution.

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