MADISON, Wis.–As it marks its 30th year, the CUNA Marketing & Business Development Council’s is reporting its annual Diamond Awards will feature three new categories this year:
• Foreign Language or Multilingual Campaign
• Partnership, Endorsement, or NIL Efforts
• Public Relations Campaign
"Every year, we strive to ensure the Diamond Awards resonate with the evolving landscape of credit union marketing. The addition of these new categories is a testament to our commitment to embracing change and innovation," David Rohn, vice president of CUNA Councils, said in a statement.
According to the Council, the three new award categories bring to 37 the number of awards which will be presented during its annual conference, March 1-2, 2024 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
How to Enter
The Council said other noteworthy award categories includes:
• Direct Mail (Single or Series)
• Segmented Marketing
• Re-Brand/New Corporate Identity
• Financial Education
• Video – Non-Commercial
The early bird award nomination deadline is Dec. 13, 2023. For info, visit this webpage.
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