Nominations Now Open!
For a limited time, nominate three for the price of one!
These awards celebrate outstanding individuals who advance the industry through promoting diversity in television & video.
Do you know someone who deserves recognition as an industry leader in promoting diversity and inclusion? If you do, nominate them today!
The editors of Broadcasting & Cable and Multichannel News are now accepting nominations for The Diversity Awards in Television & Video. The awards acknowledge the commitment of individual leaders for supporting diversity and multicultural inclusion in the areas of production, talent, marketing, media, distribution and audience development.
The awards encompass all areas of diversity including ethnicity, nationality, gender, or lifestyle.
The awards will be presented at a live awards ceremony held during The Diversity Discussion, a new business conference event on Monday, December 5, 2016 at Convene Conference Center in New York City.
This is your opportunity to nominate your colleagues, clients, vendors to be considered to receive a prestigious award in one of the following 12 categories:
Marketing & Advertising
Consumer Marketing Executive
Advertising Sales Executive
Media Planning Executive
Programming Distribution, Acquisition and Audience Development
Programming or Content Distribution Sales Executive
Network Affiliate Sales Executive
Programming Acquisition Executive
Audience Development/Tune-in Promotions Executive
Management (SVP or Above)
Programmer or Network Executive
Pay TV Provider Executive
Agency Executive
Production
On-air talent (Performer in a Series, Special or Sports Event)
Program Series, Movie or Special (Showrunner or Executive Producer will accept on behalf of the show.)
Nominate your colleagues, clients, vendors or even yourself and be recognized.
Nominate 3 for the price of 1! Just $199!
For more information, including rules, judging criteria and deadlines, visit:
www.thediversitydiscussion.com/awards
Interested in attending The Diversity Discussion? Register now.
