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2009 Silver Medal Awarded to
Peter C. Barr, Jr. of Fry | Hammond | Barr
AAF-Orlando is pleased to honor Peter C.
Barr, Jr., President/CEO of Fry | Hammond | Barr for his
outstanding achievements and contributions to the advertising industry,
community service, and education by awarding him the 2009 Silver Medal — the
highest award given to an individual in the advertising community.
Peter C. Barr, Jr.,
President/CEO (Fry | Hammond | Barr)
Barr, who has been with
the agency for 22 years, began as an account executive and ultimately took over
the family business in 2003. A graduate of Florida State University with a
degree in advertising, Barr currently serves as president of the Board of
Directors for the Central Florida Fair and serves on various other boards
including the North Orlando Kiwanis, WMFE, Junior Achievement, Rollins Crummer
Board of Overseers and the Committee of 100.
Silver
Medal Awards Ceremony Details:
Reservations are required
Reserve
your seat today by purchasing a ticket online for the 2010 Silver Medal Award.
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Event
Information
When:
Thursday, January 28th
4:00 -
4:30 p.m. Check-in and Networking, light snacks and refreshments
4:30 -
5:30 p.m. Program
5:30 -
7:30 p.m. Reception/Social at the Eden Bar (adjacent to the Enzian lobby)
appetizers
Where:
Enzian
Theater, Maitland
Cost:
$35 per
person and at the door
$25 per
person for members
Menu:
Appetizers and light snacks
Cancellation Policy:
For
cancellations, please contact us via email 48 hours prior to the event (process
charges might be applied). No-shows will be billed.
Questions:
E-mail - info@aaf-orlando.org
The
Silver Medal Award Program was established in 1959 by the American
Advertising Federation (AAF) to recognize men and women who have made
outstanding contributions to advertising and who have been active in
furthering the industry's standards, creative excellence and
responsibility in areas of social concern. Annually, AAF member clubs
bestow this honor upon outstanding members of the local advertising
community.
The Silver Medal is the highest
award that can be given by AAF-Orlando. Silver Medal recipients are
selected by a panel of judges from each local club. Judges use the
following criteria when making their selections:
Contribution to His/Her Company -
The recipient must have achieved success in one of the following areas
of work: advertising agency, advertiser, media or advertising service
Creative Ability - The recipient
must have shown a consistent, high degree of original thinking in their
field.
Contributions to the General Advancement of
Advertising - The recipient must have worked to increase the
stature and raise the standards of the advertising profession.
Contributions to the Community -
The recipient should be someone who has been active in civic,
religious, or other groups dedicated to human or social welfare.
Contributions to Education -
The recipient must have contributed to the advancement of advertising
education through the support of area colleges or universities,
students, internships and/or mentoring. Additionally, such
support could have been provided through educational efforts
to
provide professional development to practicing advertising
professionals.
The following people have been awarded The
Silver Medal by AAF-Orlando.
| AAF-Orlando
Silver Medalists |
| 2008 Jessica Roberts |
| 2007 Tom Kane |
| 2006 Michael
Speltz |
| 2005 Barb Scherer |
| 2003 F. Ashley Allen |
| 2002 Lon Winter |
| 2001 Marjorie Dobbin |
| 2000 Tim Fisher |
| 1999 Mark Barker, Jr. |
| 1998 Dave Chapman |
| 1997 Jim Bullard |
| 1996 Cherie Faircloth-Rodriguez |
| 1995 Fred Frailey |
| 1994 Sonja Unger-Marchesano |
| 1993 Bill Nugent |
| 1992 Joe Anson |
| 1991 Peter Yesawich |
| 1990 Jack Wiesenfeld |
| 1989 Billie Heller |
| 1988 Andy Anderson |
| 1987 Tom Elrod |
| 1986 David Wilson |
| 1985 Joe Cantrell |
| 1984 Catherine Kerns |
| 1983 Jim MacMahon |
| 1982 Pete C. Barr Sr. |
| 1981 C. Lee Gouchenour |
| 1980 Tom Kline |
| 1979 Ed Prizer |
| 1978 Cliffton Conley |
| 1977 Walter Windsor |
| 1976 Vivian Morris |
| 1975 Gary Kerns |
| 1974 Carl Hallberg |
| 1973 Don McAllister |
| 1972 Chuck Fry |
| 1971 Vic Vickers |
| 1970 David Jacobs |
| 1969 Julian Bennett |
| 1968 Robert Hammond |
| 1967 Joseph Landers |
| 1966 Vas Howe |
| 1965 Roy Gibbs |
| 1964 Joseph Brechner |
| 1963 Tom Bonneville |
| 1962 Don Barbour |
| 1961 Mert Austin |
| 1960 Ellis Lavin |
| 1959 Walter Bonvie |
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