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History & Awards
History
Spaeth Communications, Inc. is a Dallas-based firm recognized as a
leader in the communications field for its innovative training and
strategic consulting. Founded in 1987 by Merrie Spaeth, the company
has handled internal and external communication for local, national
and international corporations and organizations during financial
restructurings, downsizings, labor negotiations, litigation and commercial
disputes, factory and hospital closings, acquisitions, mergers, product
tamperings, industrial accidents, bankruptcies, and key personnel
changes. The firm has a diverse client base that includes service
and manufacturing companies, trade associations, financial institutions
and government agencies.
Merrie Spaeth has pioneered a new approach to communication that analyzes
and details techniques for influencing what a target audience will
remember in a message. CEOs and top corporate officers from around
the country have sought the firm's advice in developing communication
strategies to affect local and national media coverage and improve
investor relations, employee relations, and contact with clients,
customers, government officials and other key audiences.
Awards
Spaeth Communications, Inc. has an award-winning team of experienced,
creative, hard-working professionals with an exceptional success record
on behalf of their clients. The Spaeth organization takes pride in
innovative, individual approaches to each client's challenges.
2002 Apex Awards for Writing Excellence
Best Re-write: Merrie Spaeth
Best Regular Column: Karen Pruente
Best How-to Guide: Rod Downey
2002 IABC Silver Quill for Issues Management
“The Bleachers and The Blabbermouth”
Merrie Spaeth and Sarah Wright
2001 TPRA Silver Spur for Crisis Communications
“The Bleachers and The Blabbermouth”
Merrie Spaeth and Sarah Wright
2000 TPRA Silver Spur for Crisis Communications
“The Tainted Taco: Communicating the Nation’s Largest
Food Recall”
Merrie Spaeth, Peter Pitts, Sarah Wright
2000 IABC Bronze Quill for Media Relations
“El Paso Firefighters vs. The Mayor”
Rod Downey and Emily Rockenstein
2000 Dallas IABC Communicator of the Year Finalist
Merrie Spaeth
1999 The Media Relations Report Bulldog Reporter Award for
Crisis Communications
Missouri State Teachers Association
Rod Downey, Judi Nardella and Karen Pruente
1995 IABC Bronze Quill for Excellence in Public Relations
Merrie Spaeth
1994 TPRA Best of Texas Certificate of Merit
Merrie Spaeth
1989 Women in Communications Matrix Award for Interpretive
Column/Editorial
Merrie Spaeth
IABC Bronze Quill for Crisis Communications
Rebecca Shaw
IABC Bronze Quill for Feature Writing
Rebecca Shaw
IABC Award of Merit for Interpretive/Editorial Writing
Rebecca Shaw
IABC Award of Merit for Speech Writing
Rebecca Shaw
IABC Award of Merit for Feature Writing
Rebecca Shaw
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