PR Club Opens Submissions for 58th Annual Bell Ringer Awards, New England's Premier PR Honors

The PR Club has announced that nominations for the 58th Annual Bell Ringer Awards, New England's premier awards program honoring excellence and industry leadership in public relations, communications, and marketing, are officially open. This marks the continuation of a longstanding tradition that has celebrated professional achievements in the communications field for nearly six decades. The ceremony for this year's awards is scheduled to be held on June 4th at the Boston Museum of Science, providing a distinguished venue for recognizing outstanding work.

This year's program introduces new categories specifically designed to reflect ongoing innovation within the public relations industry. These additions aim to capture the evolving nature of strategic communications, including emerging platforms, technologies, and methodologies that define modern practice. The expansion of categories ensures the awards remain relevant and comprehensive in their recognition of professional excellence across all facets of the field.

The Bell Ringer Awards serve as a significant benchmark for achievement in New England's communications community. Winning or being nominated for a Bell Ringer is considered a major career accomplishment, highlighting exceptional strategy, creativity, and results. The program's longevity and prestige make it a key event for professionals seeking validation and recognition from their peers within the competitive regional market.

For those interested in submitting nominations or seeking further details about the awards criteria and submission process, additional information is available through the organization's official channels. The full announcement, which includes downloadable images and biographical materials, can be accessed directly. More information about the PR Club and the 58th Bell Ringer Awards can be found by visiting PRClub.org.

The opening of submissions initiates a period of industry anticipation and preparation as agencies, in-house teams, and independent practitioners compile their best work from the past year. The awards not only celebrate individual and team successes but also collectively elevate the standards and visibility of the public relations profession in New England. The forthcoming ceremony in June will culminate this process, bringing together industry leaders to honor the campaigns and professionals that have demonstrated exceptional impact and leadership in 2025 and early 2026.