Hayslett Group won two of IABC’s highest honors, the Gold Flame. The first was for speechwriting for testimony for the State Commission on the Efficacy of Georgia’s Certificate-of–Need Program, prepared for the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals. The second was awarded for campaign logo design for the Georgia Department of Human Resources’ statewide trauma public awareness program.
Two Silver Flame awards were presented. The first was presented in the feature writing category for Oz Magazine’s story in the Creative Index 2005. The second was awarded in the video/electronic category for Hayslett Group’s development of a 40th anniversary high school reunion website site for Briarcliff High School. The website was co-developed with Capitol Impact, an Atlanta-based provider of web-based applications for trade associations, non-profit organizations, corporations and government agencies.
Hayslett Group also took home two Bronze Flame awards. The first honored the agency for production of “An Army of Angels: The 2006 GACH Year in Review,” an annual report developed for the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals. The second came for a contributed article in the feature writing category also written on behalf of the Georgia Alliance of Community Hospitals.
Hayslett Group was a major sponsor of the event, held at Halo Lounge in Atlanta, and designed all of the supporting collateral material and presentations.
Over the last decade, the firm has won more than 90 local, regional and national awards.
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