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Spotlight on Winning Communicators
Communications Best Practices Look Book: 2013 Silver Quill Recipients
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ABOUT THE IABC PACIFIC PLAINS REGION
IABC’s Pacific Plains Region supports the leaders and members of the region’s 19 chapters
with resources and professional development opportunities. These programs foster a collegial
environment of high-achieving corporate communication professionals who seek to expand their
professional networks, improve their communication skills and develop their leadership potential.
They seek to add value to their organizations and find new opportunities to realize their own
full potential.
The Pacific Plains Region’s 19 chapters range from Illinois to Hawaii, from California to North
Dakota, including members at large who live outside local chapter boundaries. Our region
chapters include:
Chicago
Great Plains (Bismarck, ND and vicinity)
Hawaii
Iowa
Las Vegas
Lincoln, NE
Los Angeles
Madision, WI and vicinity
Minnesota
Omaha, NE and vicinity
Orange County, CA
Oregon/Columbia
Sacramento, CA and vicinity
San Diego, CA and vicinity
San Francisco, CA and vicinity
Seattle, WA and vicinity
Silicon Valley, CA
St. Louis, MO and vicinity
Utah
2013-2014 IABC PACIFIC PLAINS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Martha Nevanan Director IABC Minnesota
Brett Pyrtle Past Director IABC Minnesota
Rhonda Sciarra Deputy Director IABC St. Louis
Jill Daneu Communications Director IABC Minnesota
Mary Ann McCauley, ABC IABC Fellow Finance Director IABC Minnesota
Jody Hinkle Professional Development Director IABC Minnesota
Victor Rodriguez Regional Growth and Development Director IABC Las Vegas
Chapter Advocates
Kim Arnold, ABC IABC Omaha
Connie Eckard, ABC IABC Fellow Member at Large
Suzanne Poggio IABC Chicago
Rob Walgren IABC Seattle
Molly Walker IABC San Francisco
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ABOUT THE SILVER QUILL AWARDS PROGRAM
The Silver Quill Awards provides communication professionals throughout the IABC Pacific Plains
Region with an opportunity to showcase their outstanding work at the IABC regional level. The
awards recognize pieces that have exceeded expectations, demonstrated outstanding creativity,
and furthered organizational goals by boosting revenue, rallying employees, knocking socks off,
and otherwise contributing to a wildly successful outcome.
Silver Quill Awards honor communications that demonstrate:
•Setting and meeting objectives that delivered valuable, measurable results to the organization.
•Usingstrategicthinking,creativity,ingenuityorwhateverittooktogetthejobdone.
•Measuringtheoutcomestodemonstratesuccess.
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ABOUT THE JUDGING
The Silver Quill Awards program recognizes excellence in communications, reviewing the best of
the best in the region for communication campaigns. With a stringent review process by highly
qualified judges, winning a Silver Quill is no small feat.
Evaluation of the 2013 Silver Quill Award entries was completed by an expert panel of experienced
judges from IABC San Francisco and IABC Minnesota, many of whom are Accredited Business
Communicators (ABCs) or IABC members who had previously earned IABC Quill awards.
The judging process sets a very high standard for entrants by using guidelines from the IABC
Gold Quill Awards, an international recognition program for communicators.
Award winners receive either an Award of Excellence or an Award of Merit. Excellence awards
have earned a 5.75 or greater score on a 7-point scale. Merit winners have earned a 5.25 or
greater score on a 7-point scale.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2013 PACIFIC PLAINS REGION SILVER QUILL AWARD WINNERS!
2013 SILVER QUILL AWARDS COMMITTEE
Jennifer Peters Chair IABC Omaha
Victor Rodriguez Creative Communications/Design Sponsor IABC Las Vegas
Ed Kamrin Judging Coordinator IABC San Francisco
Brett Pyrtle Judging Coordinator IABC Minnesota
John Brown Writing / Theme
Cindy Schmieg, ABC Advisor IABC Minnesota
Jill Daneu Communications Advisor IABC Minnesota
Rhonda Sciarra Executive Board Liaison/Advisor IABC St. Louis
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EXCELLENCESUPERHEROES
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Liz Kelly BRILLIANT INK The Employee Experience Survey
Category 1 Internal Communication Research
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Emily Kehinde ROC GROUP ADVANCE: A Campaign for Change
CATEGORY 7 Internal Communication
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Ann Mann CHS, INC. Tanks of Thanks
CATEGORY 24 Brand Communication
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
WAYNE FARMS LLC
2012 Social Media Communication Campaign
CATEGORY 25 Social Media Programs
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Steve Hubert SAN DIEGO COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY 2012 Annual Report – Water: Real Value
CATEGORY 29 Digital Communication Vehicles
While the cost of a gallon is small, the real value of that water is much, much greater. Every drop helps sustain San Diego County’s high quality of life. Each gallon supports thousands of jobs in im-portant industries from manufacturing to biotech to tourism. The dependable fl ow of water, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, drives the region’s $186 billion economy and 1.3 million full-time jobs.
We invite you to learn how the dedicated, relent-less work of the past year helped to provide you safe, reliable water. Visit the Water Authority’s interactive, web-based annual report atsdcwa.org/annualreport/2012
Thomas V. Wornham, Board Chair
In 2012, a gallon of water from the tap in San Diego County cost, on average, about two-thirds of a penny.
4677 Overland AvenueSan Diego, CA 92123-1233
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
EDWARD JONES Inves+ing in You Benefits Website
CATEGORY 30 Digital Communication Channels
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Martha Nevanen MARQUETTE REAL ESTATE GROUP iConnect: One Intranet with Four Faces
CATEGORY 30 Digital Communication Channels
2013 IABC PACIFIC PLAINS REGION S ILVER QUIL 15
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Communications Division CITY OF EDEN PRAIRIE Edenprairie.org Redesign
CATEGORY 30 Digital Communication Channels
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AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
Cynthia Schmieg, ABC CAPIRA COMMUNICATIONS Gilda’s Club “Imagine a Place” 2012 Script
CATEGORY 40 Writing
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MERITSUPERHEROES
MOVE BRAND GRAPHICS
AWARD OF MERIT
Karen Eckmann CSG INTERNATIONAL West Dodge Office Move
CATEGORY 7 Internal Communication
you are here.Employee Campus Resource Guide
From: Wohlers, Julie Sent: Monday, April 02, 2012 10:00 AM To: List-CSG North Park Cc: Frierson, Terri; Barry, Damon; Gangestad, Terri Subject: Experience Your New Space!
Experience Your New Space! As the move to the new campus gets closer we understand employees are becoming more and more curious as to what the new buildings look like, how the space will be setup, how their workspace will differ from their existing workspace, how construction is progressing, what the interior of the buildings will look like and much more!
To help answer these questions and provide employees with a hands-on experience of their new workstations, we are excited to announce the opening of the Employee Experience!
The Employee Experience is your opportunity to… sit and ‘experience’ the new workstation units view floor plans of the new buildings see the carpet, paint colors and finishes that will be in the new building look at photos of the construction inside the building get answers to questions
WHEN CAN I TOUR THE EMPLOYEE EXPERIENCE SPACE?
The Employee Experience will be setup in the empty offices on the first floor of NP5. We encourage all employees to come take a tour to get a better understanding of the new space we will be moving into come July. You can tour this space for two weeks. The first week is an open house, the second week is by appointment only.
April 9 – 13 – the Experience space will be open to walk through any time between8:00a.m – 5:00p.m.
April 16 – 20 – the Experience space will be available by appointment only. If youare interested in touring this week, please make an appointment with Amy Hofferby Friday, April 13.
QUESTIONS?
If you have questions about the move, be sure to visit the space and checkout the New Omaha Building Site on Inside CSG to read through the latest FAQ’s.
If you have additional questions upon reading the FAQ’s, please submit questions to talktous@csgi.com.
We hope to see all of you at the Employee Experience!
©2012 CSG International | Contact Us |
Julie Wohlers | Communications Manager T +1 402 431 7328 M +1 402 203 3344 A 2525 N 117 Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska 68164 Skype julie.r.wohlers E julie.wohlers@csgi.com www.csgi.com
THE EXPERIENCE Week of April 9-13 – NP5 1st Floor
Be sure to experience the following… sit at your new workstation see photos inside the new building view floor plans ask questions
*Find out more on the New Omaha Campus siteon Inside CSG under Facilities!
http://insidecsg.csgsystems.com/Corporate/Facilities/Pages/Omaha_Build_to_Suit.aspx
DIGITAL SIGNAGE POSTED AT THE NEW CAMPUS
OPEN HOUSE ADVERTISEMENT
ON DIGITAL SIGNAGE DURING THE OPEN HOUSE
MOVE BRAND GRAPHICS
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AWARD OF MERIT
Courtney Madden EXPRESSJET AIRLINES Intranet Domain Name Transition
CATEGORY 7 Internal Communication
xjet.comis MOVING
In addition the new name, the new xjt.com will include new features team members asked for. Look for new performance features, a redesigned homepage and more.
This is Phase I of a two-phase redesign based directly on feedback during focus groups at each of our domiciles and some Maintenance bases. Keep an eye online for more chances to share your thoughts on ways to keep ExpressJet moving forward.
ON JUNE 4XJET.COM WILL BE XJT.COM
Week One Poster
Special News Page
Volume 4, Issue 5.1
Leadership Need-to-Knows are for leadership use only. Please do not forward or distribute this document, but please use the key messages to speak to your teams about the topic(s) proactively once the Release Date is reached.
May 2, 2013 Xjet.com is changing to xjt.com June 4
Overview On June 4, 2013, xjet.com will become xjt.com. Why the change: This change is necessary because ownership of the xjet.com domain has been contested by another company. Given our current financial environment, ExpressJet opted to use the xjt.com name that we already own, instead of spending time and legal fees to retain the xjet.com domain. More than a domain change: We are using this opportunity to simultaneously launch a redesigned homepage with new performance-related features suggested by front-line team members. The new site will also house all of the online ERJ Maintenance tools and resources in one place. So the ERJ Maintenance tools currently housed on the old xjt.com site will transition to the new, companywide xjt.com on June 4. Talk. Share. Repeat.: It’s important that leaders be in the know on this change and share details with your team members in shift briefings, team meetings and in casual conversations. Talking points and FAQs are included with this LNTK as resources for you to use to guide discussions with team members.
Audience All ExpressJet team members
Release Date
Monday, May 6, 2013
Additional Documents
Attached are FAQs (includes ERJ Maintenance-specific FAQs) and talking points to assist you in communicating this change with your team members.
Key Facts &
Messages
Ownership of the xjet.com domain name has been contested by another company. Given our current financial environment, ExpressJet chose to change to an intranet domain we owned, rather than to spend time and legal fees to retain the xjet.com domain.
Team members should use xjt.com to access the ExpressJet intranet on and after June 4, 2013. The site will automatically redirect through the end of June, but team members should make the switch on June 4. xjet.com will no longer redirect to xjt.com at the end of June.
We are using this opportunity to simultaneously launch a redesigned
homepage with new performance-related features suggested by front-line team members. Here’s some of what to expect:
o All ERJ Maintenance online tools and resources will be housed in one
location on the new xjt.com – there will no longer be a need for a separate site to access them.
HomepageWith story and web banner
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AWARD OF MERIT
Tyler Jacobson DIRECTV Campus Launch Transformation
CATEGORY 7 Internal Communication
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AWARD OF MERIT
Gabrielle Loring ROC GROUP Tobacco Cessation Employee Communication Campaign
CATEGORY 7 Internal Communication
This time for real
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
This is my moment
Imagine breathing fully...
This is my moment
Dover Resources to Help
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
StayWell Lifestyle Coaching (includes over-the-counter nicotine replacement)* 1-800-947-9560; option 3
CVS Caremark Tobacco Cessation Prescriptions** 1-866-273-8407
* Must be enrolled in a Dover medical plan.** Must be enrolled in a Dover BCBSIL medical plan.
Take Time Out This Summer For Your Health and Wellness Summer is a great time to learn more about being active and staying healthy year round
Most of us think of the summer months as a chance to take a time out from work and a busy personal life to relax. This year, how about also taking a time out for health so that your life—regardless of whether you're at work or on vacation—is spent healthier and less stressful year round? Time Out For Health is sponsored by StayWell and is a great opportunity for Dover employees and spouses enrolled in a Dover medical plan to focus on health and well-being. Sign up online and for six weeks, you'll learn important information on how to improve your health through personal assessments, goal setting and progress tracking. It's divided into three easy experiences:
Weeks 1 and 2 are focused on physical activity Weeks 3 and 4 focus on stress management Weeks 5 and 6 focus on nutrition
You'll learn strategies for managing stress, balancing your nutrition, and getting the right amount of physical activity and hydration. Activities may include challenges such as adding more fruits and vegetables to your diet or tracking your daily activity. It's all online—you decide how committed you want to be to the program. And you get a free tracking system that gives you real numbers on how well you are progressing. Check with your local HR group to learn about incentives that might be offered at your location. By the way, no personal information is reviewed independently. All data is compiled and stored in a secured database and is reviewed only in an aggregate form by StayWell. No one at Dover or your Company has access your personal health information. To participate in this campaign log on to the Dover Health Support Services (DHSS) online portal at https://dover.online.staywell.com. You must be registered on this site before you can access information. Click on Campaigns on the left-hand side of the home page once you login. If you need assistance in registering for the campaign, call the DHSS helpline at 1-800-947-9560, option 3.
The information you need to better manage your health and wellness.
Special Edition June 2012
Finally, it's summer! But don't take a vacation from good health
Forget camp fire stories at the beach—here are some stories from employees about how living tobacco-free has made an important difference in their lives .............
Are you becoming Well Aware? Tell us about it! ............ Supplier Partner Contacts …………………….……….….
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In This Issue:
This time for them
This time forreal
Resources to Help You Quit Tobacco
Dover CorporationHealth & Wellness Benefits3005 Highland Parkway, Suite 200Downers Grove, IL 60515
This time for real
Resources to Help You Quit Tobacco
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
This time for real
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AWARD OF MERIT
EDWARD JONES Inves+ing in You Benefits Website
CATEGORY 11 Human Resources/Benefits Communication
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AWARD OF MERIT
Sue Elde FIDELITY INVESTMENTS PACCAR SIP Rev It Up Campaign
CATEGORY 11 Human Resources/Benefits Communication
25-year-old Ana was surprised to learn how much more she could save with the PACCAR Inc Savings Investment Plan match.
This is a hypothetical example and is for illustration only. Your own experience will vary.
Get behind the wheel PACCAR is waiting to give you your match.
“After learning more about the SIP, I decided to enroll at 2%. With the PACCAR dollar-for- dollar match (up to the first 5% this year), I can double my contribution with no effort!” I hope to increase to 5% soon so I can really help build my savings.”
Date:
Times:
Location:
> Learn about the SIP
> Get your retirement questions answered
> Enter to win an iPad or Kindle Fire
> Attend a workshop
Attend the PACCAR Savings Investment Plan (SIP) event and get your 401(k) out of low gear.
Scan the tag with your smart phone to see our video.
Win an iPad or Kindle Fire!
Rev up your future
SIP 401(k) FaIr
today
Turn here to rev up your 401(k)
PACCAR INC Savings Investment Plan
Meet your match [FirstName] [LastName][Address Line 3][Address Line 2][Address Line 1][City], [St] [ZIP+4]
Dear [First],
Did you know that, for every dollar you contribute to the PACCAR Inc Savings Investment Plan (SIP) in 2012, PACCAR also adds a dollar, up to 5% of your pay? That’s right—the amount you contribute is automatically doubled. But you must enroll.
Save now, thank yourself later.
What could the match mean to you? Let’s say you contribute just 1% of your pay (about [Scenario 1: Bi-weekly Deferral] bi-weekly) and receive the company match.
Contribute that amount for 20 years and your account could grow to about [Scenario 1: Total Ending Account Balance in 20 years (Biweekly Compounding)].
If you contribute the full 5% and assuming a 5% match for that same 20 years, you could have [Scenario 2: Total Ending Account Balance in 20 years (Biweekly Compounding)].
In addition, your contribution comes out of your paycheck before taxes, so it may cost you less to save for your future. Why? Your taxable income is lower, so you can put more of your money to work for you. And it’s so easy to
[Amount Giving up in Matching Contributions in 1 Year]That’s how much you could be giving up in matching contributions in just one year.
PACCAR is waiting to give you your match. All you need to do is enroll. Go to www.401k.com to get started.
Start contributing.
Go to www.401k.com. Click New User Registration and set up a Username and Password. (If you are a current user or have a personal account with Fidelity Investments, log in with your Fidelity Username and Password.) Click the link for your plan and follow the easy instructions to enroll.
OR CALL 1-800-835-5098.
The hypothetical example is based on your current annual pay on le with PACCAR as of [As of date], a hypothetical 7% annual rate of return compounded bi-weekly, and bi-weekly contributions made at the levels shown for the periods shown. No withdrawals or loans are taken. The example assumes that your current pay remains the same over time and that all current Plan and/or federally mandated limits are applied. Your own Plan account may earn more or less than this example, and income taxes will be due when you withdraw from your account. Investing in this manner does not ensure a pro t or guarantee against loss in declining markets.
Pre-tax contributions are subject to the annual IRS dollar limit.
ERNA
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AWARD OF MERIT
Kenneth Groh, ABC GROH & ASSOCIATES, INC. Choose Well
CATEGORY 11 Human Resources/Benefits Communication
OfficeMax / 2013 / Benefits Enrollment Highlights
Benefits Enrollment HighlightsYour 2013
OUR ROLE > Keep benefits up to date and affordable for you and OfficeMax
> Offer programs for your well-being
> Educate you to use your benefits wisely
YOUR ROLE > Learn your options > Choose wisely > Use the resources in our benefit plans for your health, security and financial future
SHARING RESPONSIBILITY
Choose Well reflects our shared responsibility for
your wellness and benefit choices
At OfficeMax you have choices in your benefits and for help with your well-being. You can select one of three medical plan options for your healthcare needs and budget. Once enrolled, you can choose to earn incentives in the Work Life Maximized programs to help you manage your health. Making the right choices means you are sharing in the responsibility to keep our health plan affordable for you and for OfficeMax.
CHOOSE WELL
OfficeMax® / 2013 Benefits / Change Notice / Full-Time Associates
Bienvenido a Tus Beneficios
La Inscripción Anual de beneficios para el 2013 está a la vuelta de la esquina. Es tu oportunidad de repasar tus beneficios, cambiar tus selecciones, agregar o dar de baja a tus dependientes, o inscribirte por primera vez.
A pesar de que las tarifas para beneficios no cambiarán, algunos aspectos de tus beneficios para el 2013 han variado y tienes que tenerlos en cuenta al considerar tus selecciones durante la Inscripción Anual. Además, debes aprovechar este momento para conocer más del programa Work Life Maximized (Vida Profesional al Máximo) y de los recursos que te pueden ayudar a llevar una vida más saludable.
Qué novedades hay y qué debes hacer para el 2013
A continuación encontrarás una tabla que destaca los cambios a tus beneficios que entrarán en vigor a partir del 1.º de enero de 2013.
INSCRIPCIÓN ANUAL DE BENEFICIOS – DEL 5 AL 16 DE NOVIEMBRE elige bienestar · elige beneficios · elige ahora
Lo nuevo para el 2013
Beneficio Lo nuevo De qué se trata Lo que tienes que hacer
Cuidado preventivo para mujeres
La ampliación de la cubierta cumple con las nuevas directrices federales
Más servicios de cuidado preventivo del plan médico cubiertos al 100%
Mantente saludable con este beneficio gratis y observando las siguientes directrices para el cuidado preventivo
Programa para dejar el tabaco
El Programa para Dejar de Fumar de Triple S reemplazará al programa QuitPower
El programa ayuda a dejar el tabaco y se puede usar para tener derecho a la Tarifa de Descuento para No Fumadores del plan médico
Deja el tabaco — y para conseguir otros recursos gratis para ayudarte a dejarlo, llama a Triple S o accede en línea al sitio de ESS
Resumen de Beneficios y de la Cubierta (SBC, por sus siglas en inglés)
El resumen compara las opciones de cubierta que encuentras en el plan médico
El resumen cumple con los nuevos reglamentos federales que exigen presentar una comparación de las opciones del plan en un formato estándar
El SBC está disponible en el sitio de ESS. Los ejemplares impresos se pueden conseguir gratis llamando al ARC
24 DE OCTUBRE DE 2012
ELIGE BIEN
OfficeMax® / 2013 / Aviso de Beneficios / Puerto Rico / Asociados de Tiempo Completo
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OfficeMax® / 2013 / Guía de beneficios / Empleados a tiempo completo
Su guía para los Beneficios médicos 2013
ELEGIR BIEN
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AWARD OF MERIT
Gabrielle Loring ROC GROUP Tobacco Cessation Employee Communication Campaign
CATEGORY 11 Human Resources/Benefits Communication
This time for real
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
This is my moment
Imagine breathing fully...
This is my moment
Dover Resources to Help
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
StayWell Lifestyle Coaching (includes over-the-counter nicotine replacement)* 1-800-947-9560; option 3
CVS Caremark Tobacco Cessation Prescriptions** 1-866-273-8407
* Must be enrolled in a Dover medical plan.** Must be enrolled in a Dover BCBSIL medical plan.
Take Time Out This Summer For Your Health and Wellness Summer is a great time to learn more about being active and staying healthy year round
Most of us think of the summer months as a chance to take a time out from work and a busy personal life to relax. This year, how about also taking a time out for health so that your life—regardless of whether you're at work or on vacation—is spent healthier and less stressful year round? Time Out For Health is sponsored by StayWell and is a great opportunity for Dover employees and spouses enrolled in a Dover medical plan to focus on health and well-being. Sign up online and for six weeks, you'll learn important information on how to improve your health through personal assessments, goal setting and progress tracking. It's divided into three easy experiences:
Weeks 1 and 2 are focused on physical activity Weeks 3 and 4 focus on stress management Weeks 5 and 6 focus on nutrition
You'll learn strategies for managing stress, balancing your nutrition, and getting the right amount of physical activity and hydration. Activities may include challenges such as adding more fruits and vegetables to your diet or tracking your daily activity. It's all online—you decide how committed you want to be to the program. And you get a free tracking system that gives you real numbers on how well you are progressing. Check with your local HR group to learn about incentives that might be offered at your location. By the way, no personal information is reviewed independently. All data is compiled and stored in a secured database and is reviewed only in an aggregate form by StayWell. No one at Dover or your Company has access your personal health information. To participate in this campaign log on to the Dover Health Support Services (DHSS) online portal at https://dover.online.staywell.com. You must be registered on this site before you can access information. Click on Campaigns on the left-hand side of the home page once you login. If you need assistance in registering for the campaign, call the DHSS helpline at 1-800-947-9560, option 3.
The information you need to better manage your health and wellness.
Special Edition June 2012
Finally, it's summer! But don't take a vacation from good health
Forget camp fire stories at the beach—here are some stories from employees about how living tobacco-free has made an important difference in their lives .............
Are you becoming Well Aware? Tell us about it! ............ Supplier Partner Contacts …………………….……….….
page 2 page 3 page 4
In This Issue:
This time for them
This time forreal
Resources to Help You Quit Tobacco
Dover CorporationHealth & Wellness Benefits3005 Highland Parkway, Suite 200Downers Grove, IL 60515
This time for real
Resources to Help You Quit Tobacco
DoverHelpMeQuit.com
This time for real
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AWARD OF MERIT
Michele Mazur GRANT THORNTON LLP Grant Thornton’s Instinct for Growth Gains Voice and Raises its Profile
CATEGORY 14 Media Relations
Grant Thornton/Ketchum PR Pilot Update: Media Results and Market Engagement
Atlanta
Coverage HighlightsChicago
New YorkDallas & Houston
“Employer groups are ‘really fighting it’ because they view it as an expensive, complicated exercise that will be of little value to shareholders,” said Ken Cameron, head of Grant Thornton’s compensation consulting practice in Atlanta. The big pay disparities between CEOs and regular employees also have become “a very emotional issue, obviously,” said Cameron. — Atlanta Journal Constitution
National
FY2013 Highlights
“Ken Clay, a partner in the Dallas office of Grant Thornton, said exporting natural gas would cause prices to go up here but it wouldn’t be significant because gas companies could just ramp up production again. ‘While it may have a small impact, it’s not one that’s going to be detrimental to manufacturing and it would have a huge impact on the energy industry overall,’ Clay said. ‘I don’t think it’s a doom and gloom
situation.’”
— Dallas Business Journal
FY2013 Highlights
FY2013 Highlights
FY2013 Highlights
FY2013 Highlights
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AWARD OF MERIT
Kassi Belz MASSMEDIA HEALTHCARE MARKETING HealthCare Partners Nevada Open Enrollment
CATEGORY 17 Marketing Communication
OPEN ENROLLMENT OCT 15 - DEC 7 CHOOSE HEALTHCARE PARTNERS
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Your Quality Of Care Matters.
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Join our Health Care Q&A, where our doctors will provide you with answers to questions you may have about HealthCare Partners Nevada and your health care choices.
Choose personal care. Quality care. Total care.
RSVP: 702.243.2689For More Information Visit: KeepMyDoctorNV.com
Friday, November 9, 2012 • 2pm - 4pm Cora Coleman Senior Center2100 N. Bonnie Lane, Las Vegas, NV 89156
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Victor Rodriguez EURIE CREATIVE Literacy Liftoff Early Literacy Campaign
CATEGORY 23 Non-Profit Campaigns
“Literacy Liftoff” prepares children for success in this school year and beyond.
The city of
Las Vegas is
proud to launch
this pilot early-
literacy program
in August 2012
in a unique partnership with the Clark County
School District, The Public Education Foundation
and Three Square.
The intensive program targets 96 children entering
kindergarten and first grade in two of the city’s
inner city schools, Rex Bell and Matt Kelly elemen-
tary schools. Classes are limited to 12 students,
led by a teacher and a teacher’s assistant.
Beginning Aug. 1, the program runs daily for 15
days and then continues each week for the first
12 weeks of school. The curriculum uses exciting
reading adventures and activities from the highly
successful Cambium Voyager Time Warp® Plus
Summer Program. The Public Education Founda-
tion is administering the program and managing
student assessment before, during and after,
working in close collaboration with the Clark
County School District. Thanks to Three Square,
children are served breakfast and lunch each day.
With this early boost to reading and literacy, our
at-risk kids are ready for takeoff into the new
school year, and are on a solid flight path for the
years ahead.
What is Literacy Liftoff?
Literacy Liftoff is a unique partnership and collaboration among:
• The city of Las Vegas: program catalyst
- Funding, supporting literacy and kids’ success
• The Public Education Foundation: program sponsor
- A seasoned administrator and liaison with the school district; program evaluation
• Clark County School District: program sponsor
- Utilization of school space
• Las Vegas Clark County Library District: community literacy partner
- Parent outreach and ongoing programs for kids such as Summer Reading
• Three Square: meal partner
- Providing breakfast and lunch for Literacy Liftoff students
Who is involved?
• Literacy Liftoff uses Cambium’s Voyager Time Warp Plus®, a program founded in educational research and with a proven national and local history of success. It provides instruction in writing and the five essential components of reading: phonemic awareness (the ability to notice, think about, and work with the individual sounds in words), phonics (the relationships between letters and sounds), fluency (the ability to read with speed, accuracy and proper expression), comprehension and vocabulary. High-interest, adventure-based lessons keep students engaged: Kindergarteners learn with Animal Tracks, following along the Animal Tracker kids; first graders explore a home town through four adventurous HomeTown Trackers.
• In addition to literacy skills, the students gain a head start on important skills for success in the classroom such as listening, speaking, following directions and other social skills.
• Teachers and instructional assistants were selected based on outstanding performance in working with early learners; they received extensive training and professional develop- ment before the program launch.
• Throughout the program, multiple asses- ments are conducted to ensure that student progress is accurately measured across the program and beyond. The Foundation will maintain student portfolios and add to them over time to measure continued progress.
• The Public Education Foundation gives students a new book to take home each week; by the end of the program, students have a library of 15 books of their very own.
The curriculum
Preparing children
for success this school
year and beyond
The city is redefining its role in the community and is dedicated to improving outcomes for its children. It has taken the lead in securing grant funding and gathering like-minded collaborators to increase educational attainment. Targeting early literacy can make a huge difference in children’s academic success.
According to a 2011 study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, third-grade reading proficiency has a tremendous impact on high school graduation rates. Kids who are poor readers and live in poverty are the hardest hit in terms of risk of graduating. For black and Latino students, the combined effects of poverty and poor third-grade reading skills make the rate eight times greater.
Within the city’s elementary schools, the per-centage of students at or above reading standard is at 55% – a dangerously low percentage. The goal is to increase this percentage to 80% among 3rd grade students on the Nevada Criterion Reference Tests.
Why Literacy Liftoff?
Nationally, the program has shown that Voyager students made gains of 5-9 months over an 80- hour, four-week program. Locally, in summer 2010, Clark County School District - Area 2 participated in four weeks of instruction, five days per week, four hours per day. First-grade students averaged 1.6 months of growth within the month.
The additional component of a healthy breakfast and lunch thanks to Three Square gives the students an extra boost to learning and success.
Expected Outcomes
The foundation of a world-class city is represented by a strong network of involved, community partners. The products of a world-class city are a healthy, well-educated, cultured, and productive population engaged in a continuum of creativity, innovation, and improvement.
Mayor, Carolyn G. Goodman
Summer 2012
Preparing children
for success this school
year and beyond
The city is redefining its role in the community and is dedicated to improving outcomes for its children. It has taken the lead in securing grant funding and gathering like-minded collaborators to increase educational attainment. Targeting early literacy can make a huge difference in children’s academic success.
According to a 2011 study by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, third-grade reading proficiency has a tremendous impact on high school graduation rates. Kids who are poor readers and live in poverty are the hardest hit in terms of risk of graduating. For black and Latino students, the combined effects of poverty and poor third-grade reading skills make the rate eight times greater.
Within the city’s elementary schools, the per-centage of students at or above reading standard is at 55% – a dangerously low percentage. The goal is to increase this percentage to 80% among 3rd grade students on the Nevada Criterion Reference Tests.
Why Literacy Liftoff?
Nationally, the program has shown that Voyager students made gains of 5-9 months over an 80- hour, four-week program. Locally, in summer 2010, Clark County School District - Area 2 participated in four weeks of instruction, five days per week, four hours per day. First-grade students averaged 1.6 months of growth within the month.
The additional component of a healthy breakfast and lunch thanks to Three Square gives the students an extra boost to learning and success.
Expected Outcomes
The foundation of a world-class city is represented by a strong network of involved, community partners. The products of a world-class city are a healthy, well-educated, cultured, and productive population engaged in a continuum of creativity, innovation, and improvement.
Mayor, Carolyn G. Goodman
Summer 2012
Preparing children
for success this school
year and beyond
The city is redefining its role in the community
and is dedicated to improving outcomes for its
children. It has taken the lead in securing grant
funding and gathering like-minded collaborators
to increase educational attainment. Targeting
early literacy can make a huge difference in
children’s academic success.
According to a 2011 study by the Annie E. Casey
Foundation, third-grade reading proficiency has a
tremendous impact on high school graduation
rates. Kids who are poor readers and live in
poverty are the hardest hit in terms of risk of
graduating. For black and Latino students, the
combined effects of poverty and poor third-
grade reading skills make the rate eight times
greater.
Within the city’s elementary schools, the per-
centage of students at or above reading standard
is at 55% – a dangerously low percentage. The
goal is to increase this percentage to 80% among
3rd grade students on the Nevada Criterion
Reference Tests.
Why Literacy Liftoff?
Nationally, the program has shown that Voyager
students made gains of 5-9 months over an 80-
hour, four-week program. Locally, in summer
2010, Clark County School District - Area 2
participated in four weeks of instruction, five
days per week, four hours per day. First-grade
students averaged 1.6 months of growth within
the month.
The additional component of a healthy breakfast
and lunch thanks to Three Square gives the
students an extra boost to learning and success.
Expected Outcomes
The foundation of a world-class city
is represented by a strong network
of involved, community partners. The
products of a world-class city are a
healthy, well-educated, cultured, and
productive population engaged in a
continuum of creativity, innovation,
and improvement.
Mayor, Carolyn G. GoodmanSummer 2012
Matt Kelly ElementaryProud to be a 2012 Literacy Liftoff founding school
Preparing children for success this school year and beyond
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THANKS TO OUR 2013 SPONSORS!
eurie creative / 1001 S. 3rd Street, 270 / Las Vegas, NV 89101 / 702-383-9805 Victor Rodriguez / victor@euriecreative.com / www.euriecreative.com
eurie creative is a strategic communications firm. We are about designing partnerships through branding, integrated communications and community outreach. Our “eurie cares” outreach program helps our non-profit partners stretch their marketing communication dollars so they can maximize the benefits that go to people who need it most. eurie creative is a certified minority-owned business.
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIESThe Silver Quill Awards Program provides the perfect opportunity to reinforce your reputation with current clients and to make your mark with even more potential clients. Sponsorship allows you to reach business communicators who have key decision-making power regarding business partnerships. The Pacific Plains Region offers various ways to sponsor the Silver Quill Awards Program. Don’t miss this opportunity to showcase your own excellence and be associated with the best of the best! For more information, contact PPR Regional Growth and Development Director Victor Rodriguez at victor@euriecreative.com or 702-383-9805.
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