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Pepperpot Awards Finalists
Have Been Announced!



Each year, PRSA Philly recognizes organizations for outstanding campaigns and tactics. Agencies, individual practitioners, non-profit organizations, and corporations submitted nearly 100 projects for consideration. Thank you to the PRSA Los Angeles Chapter who reviewed the submissions carefully for Research, Planning, Execution, and Evaluation that met the highest standards of our profession. 

Here are the category and tactics finalists. Each company listed will receive a Pepperpot or Ladle in one or more categories. And one will be named the Best in Show announced live at the 2024 PRSA Pepperpot Awards event on THURSDAY, December 5 at The Down Town Club by Cescaphe. The suspense is building. We hope you will register for the big event!

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Designating Award Winners


In determining which entries receive a first place Pepperpot award, as well as a second place Ladle award, the Pepperpot committee will review score sheets from the reciprocal judging PRSA chapter,. The top average score in each category, in which entries were received, will earn a Pepperpot award. The second highest scoring entry in each category under the same criteria will receive the Ladle award. If no entries in a given category earned an average higher than a designated minimum, no award will be given for this category. Also, if the highest scoring entry earns a score higher than that minimum, which would receive a Pepperpot award, and the next highest scoring entry receives a score below that threshold, no Ladle award will be given for that category. In the case of a tie, the judging chapter will be asked to bring in a discrepancy judge to break the tie.

The top-scoring category winner across the Pepperpot Awards program will be awarded the “Best in Show” honor.  If more than one category winner earns a perfect score (100), those entries will each be recognized with the Best in Show honor.  Otherwise, the tie-break process as outlined above applies here as well.