Congratulations to Jacobsen Construction! This is a new category added by SMPS to highlight how a one-time crisis or ongoing critical issue was managed. The goal of Jacobsen’s United in Purpose campaign was to successfully navigate the pandemic to its workforce, clients and trade partners. Ext...

Congratulations to CRSA! The message of Hope in the firm’s holiday card is at once spiritual, optimistic, peaceful, and strong. Fran Pruyn conceived of the message and found the Desmond Tutu quote about hope. Graphic Designer Robert Holman crafted an elegant and evolving eclipse in non-holiday...

Congratulations to CRSA! Their Move with a Repurpose marketing campaign takes home the trophy for this category and the Grand Prize. The jury was impressed with this integrated campaign that featured strong visuals and solid messaging. CRSA sought to create awareness of its new offices and adaptive ...

Congratulations to Clyde Companies! Like many companies in 2020, Clyde Companies and its subsidiaries faced the daunting challenge of recruiting and training qualified employees in a tight labor market. They had tried typical channels but the process was slow and didn’t always bring in the typ...

Every year SMPS Utah honors the marketing professional that most exemplifies the skills, creativity, integrity, insight and savvy of a successful A/E/C professional marketer. Congratulations to Heather Knighton, Associate Principal in charge of Marketing with MHTN Architects! With over 20 years of ...

The Rising Star Award is presented to the nominee who has been in the AEC industry for three years or less and has shown promising value to the industry and SMPS. Congratulations to Brittney Boyle, Marketing Director with Hughes General Contractors! Brittney joined the company in July 2019 and is a...

Congratulations to CRSA! Their Move with a Repurpose marketing campaign was chosen among all submissions (we received a record number this year) and receives entry fee submission to the 2021 Annual SMPS Marketing Communications Awards. CRSA’s campaign was designed to sell the firm’s new...