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In
commemoration of eminent figures of PR
PR Award
Coincident with Iran International PR Conference,
the excellent managers and practitioners of public relations receive
acknowledgement:
1)
Dr. Notghi Prize, father of Iran’s public relations
Dr. Hamid Notghi (1920-1999), founder of modern
public relations in Iran, has changed our view to public relations
forever. He educated and trained many resourceful youth through Faculty
of Social Communications Sciences, which he was one of its founders.
The permanent secretariat of Iran International PR
Conference and Kargozar PR Inst. presents Dr. Notghi Prize recognizing
his values.
This prize was announced in 2004 and was awarded
to Prof. Motamednjad, father of modern communication in Iran, in the
first International PR Conference in Iran.
This prize was awarded to
Prof. Games E. Grunig, the eminent pr
professor of communication department of Maryland College Park
University, Dr. Jasbi, president of Azad Islamic University, Prof.
Hesamodin Bayan and Mr. Motaharinejad, vice president of Iran PR
Association, in the second, third, and fourth International PR
Conferences respectively.
2) 2) Superior Media Prize
This prize is awarded to the media and authors
that allocate the most space to specific information and activities of
public relations.
3) 3) Prize for transcendental practitioners of public
relations
This prize is awarded to the facilitators of
public relations mass programs that improve public relations in Iran.
4) 4)
Prize for promoters of public relations
This prize is awarded to the conference
representatives in provinces who promote knowledge of public relations
within different layers of society through media and local facilities.
This prize was first awarded in the third
International PR Conference to Kajal Ekhtiarodin, Shabir Daemi, and
Jafar Mezjat, representatives in Kordestan, Golestan, Semnan, and
Hamedan Provinces respectively.
In the fourth International PR Conference, it was
awarded to the representatives of Kordestan, Golestan, and Hamedan
Provinces.
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