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Caldwell Lifetime Achievement Award
     
  The Caldwell Lifetime Achievement Award
Presented by the Custom Publishing Council
 
 

We are looking for nominations for the third annual John Caldwell Award, recognizing an individual who has done something "stand out" and impactful in the custom content industry. We are looking for an innovator, a visionary in any aspect related to the custom media discipline.

Purpose:
To recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to the development and promotion of the custom publishing industry.

Concept:
John Caldwell was an early pioneer of custom publishing who passed away in 2006. In honor and memory of John’s contributions to the evolution of custom publishing as a marketing channel, the CPC has created the Caldwell Award.

The award will be presented as deemed appropriate (not more than annually) to an individual who has made significant contributions to the industry by virtue of their leadership and success at promoting the use of custom publishing as a marketing channel and a standard for work that demonstrates excellence in custom publishing.

The first Caldwell Award was given at the 2006 Pearl Awards Gala posthumously to John. Future Caldwell Awards will be given periodically at the Pearl Awards Gala subject to nomination and selection.

Background on John Caldwell:
John started Marblehead Communications, a spin off from Crosby Vandenberg Publishing in 1987. He primarily focused in entertainment custom publishing and he truly would have been, at that time, one of the early "legitimately commercial custom publishers working with multiple clients for marketing purposes..."

He sold Marblehead to Cadmus Communications Corporation in 1993 and started Custom Communications Partners on Newbury Street.  He sold that to Forbes in late 2000 and then after leaving Forbes around 2003, John started his own consulting business still working with clients and then also, other custom publishers.

Nomination Process:
Nomination – Candidates for the Caldwell Lifetime Achievement Award may be nominated by anyone (member or nonmember). To nominate someone for consideration in 2008, please fill out an application.

The deadline for nominations is October 3, 2008.

Nominees will be notified of their nomination and invited to accept or decline the nomination within two weeks of the deadline for nominations.

Selection Process:
Selection – Nominations will be evaluated and voted on by an ad hoc committee of the CPC consisting of past and current board members.

Upon selection, the Caldwell Lifetime Achievement Award recipient will be presented with the Award at the Pearls Gala.

Criteria for Award Selection:
Considerations for criteria selection include:

  • Minimum length of time in (or associated with) the industry
  • Demonstrated impact on furthering the custom publishing industry’s growth
  • Innovative use of custom media

Submit a Caldwell Award Nomination Here

Download a Caldwell Entry Form Here

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