Awards

One Alliance Communications swept the 2010 ADDY® Awards Competition with 17 awards across nine (9) major categories presented by the Lexington Advertising Club on February 27.

The agency's work for Women's Care Center was the big winner in the Consumer or Trade Publication Division, winning a Judges Choice Award and a Gold ADDY for their "Womanhood is a Journey" Print Ad Campaign. Other awarded work included a Gold ADDY for Women's Care Center in the Consumer HTML Website Category, a Gold ADDY for Miller Wells in the B-to-B HTML Website Category, and the Copywriting Excellence Award for Parsley, a book published by One Alliance. The agency also won numerous Silver and Bronze ADDY Awards for Women's Care Center in the Consumer or Trade Publication Division and in the Out-of-Home Division for their interior signage.

Sponsored by the American Advertising Federation (AAF), the ADDY Awards honor excellence in advertising and cultivates the highest creative standards in the industry. Each fall the competition begins at the local level with 200 AAF member clubs around the country. The local winners proceed to 15 district competitions (Kentucky competes in the 5th District representing eleven markets in Kentucky, Ohio and West Virginia) and those winners proceed to the national finals. With over 60,000 entries, the ADDY Awards are the nation's largest advertising competition.

One Alliance has been honored with the first-ever award from the Federal Highway Administration for the most innovative public relations campaign, Ollies from the Hollywood Radio and Television Society and Silver Microphones for Public Awareness campaigns, countless ADDY's, including a first-ever Best of Radio, Best in Copywriting and numerous Judges Choice awards. Lisa Davis was Woman Business Owner of the Year finalist from NAWBO. One Alliance was named Small Business of the Year winner in 2001 from the Lexington Chamber of Commerce for business staying power, response to adversity, community involvement, company products and services, and growth.