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Car Care Council Women’s Board Announces 2007 Automotive Communications Award Recipients

LAS VEGAS – The Car Care Council Women’s Board (WB) announced the recipients of the 2007 Automotive Communications Awards (ACA). The winners were honored during the Women’s Board reception, which took place Tues., Oct. 30, at the Sands Expo Center during AAPEX.

The Automotive Communications Awards are sponsored by the Women’s Board and supported by the Automotive Communication Council. The awards applaud companies/agencies that provide automotive information through outstanding advertising, marketing and PR efforts.

Companies that received honors include:

Business-To-Consumer Awards

– Television Commercial

NASCAR Performance

Mother-in-Law

– Radio Commercial

Tenneco, Inc.

Monroe Shocks Change Phone

– Print Ad

Robert Bosch, LLC

Bosch Spark Plug Consumer Advertising Campaign

– Educational Article

Tenneco, Inc.

That Pothole Ate My Car

– Video News Release

AutoNet TV

Tire Pressure Monitoring System

– Brochures, Booklets and Handouts

NASCAR Performance

NASCAR Angels Brochure

– Special Promotions & Promotional Events

Federal-Mogul

Champion 100 Year Commemorative Promotion

– Car Care Clinics

ACDelco

Knowledge is Power Program

Posters, Calendars & Other Collateral Materials

Federal-Mogul

Dale/Dean Poster

Public Relations Efforts

Bridgestone Americas Holding, Inc.

Bridgestone Firestone Safety Scholars Video Contest

Website

Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance, Inc.

www.800autotalk.com

Other – Print Ad Campaign

ACDelco

Consumer Health/Preventative Maintenance

Business-To-Business Awards – Print Ad to Distribution/Retail Audience

Robert Bosch, LLC

Bosch Wiper Blade Trade Advertising Campaign

– Print Ad to Technician/Repair Audience

ACDelco

All Makes All Models Challenge

– Print Ad – Best Use of Graphic

Four Seasons

Problem Solving Parts Ad

– Print Ad – Best Use of Copy

Federated Auto Parts

Aloha Sweepstakes Ad

– Corporate Image Campaign

Beck/Arnley

You Just Know When Something is Genuine

Co-op/Partnering Campaign

Raybestos Brakes/Affinia

Ready to Go!

– New Training Materials – Video

The Timken Company

Timken Tech Series Demo CD

– New Training Materials – Print

SKF

SKF Pole Position Seal/Bearing Replacement Guide

– Magazine Article – General Market/Special Interest

Counterman Magazine

The Globalization of the Groups

– Magazine Article – News

Aftermarket Business

Till Death Do Us Part

– Newsletter to Customer or “External” Audience

Activant Solutions, Inc.

The Activant Aftermarket Review

– Logo Design/Usage

AIM

AIM Corporate Logo

– Web site

The Timken Company

Timken Tech Series Web Training

– Merchandising

Federal-Mogul

ANCO Contour Roll-Around Display

– Special Promotion

Federal-Mogul

Fel-Pro Only Promotion

– Best PR Effort

Bridgestone Americas Holding, Inc.

Bridgestone Firestone Classroom “Behind the Wheel” Drive and Learn Program

– Packaging

Federal-Mogul

Champion Performance Additives & Lubricants

Best Application of “Be Car Care Aware” Campaign/Logo

NASCAR Performance

NASCAR Angels

Organized by the Car Care Council Women’s Board, the awards and reception are sponsored by a variety of aftermarket companies and organizations. The 2007 sponsors include: SKF, Automotive Communications Council (ACC), Bell Litho, AskPatty.com, Four Seasons, the Marx Group, Maximum Marketing Services, Mobile Air Conditioning Society (MACS), N.A. Williams and Tomorrow’s Technician magazine.

“I would like to congratulate the 2007 Automotive Communications Award recipients and extend my sincerest thanks to everyone who participated,” said Katie Noga, president of the Car Care Council Women’s Board. “With so many outstanding submissions, it was difficult for our judges to choose the winners.”

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