NARFE Magazine Wins 2 APEX 2023 Awards
NARFE is honored to learn that two NARFE Magazine feature stories https://www.narfe.org/communications/narfe-magazine/ were honored in the 35th Annual Awards for Publication Excellence: A Competition for Communications Professionals.
Tammy Flanagan received an Award of Excellence in the category Writing – Financial & Investment Writing, for the October 2002 cover story “Ensure Good Health with the Right Insurance.”
Everett Chasen received an Award of Excellence in the category Print Media – Senior Citizen Issues, for the May 2022 cover story “Scams Targeting Seniors: Don’t Take the Bait.”
NARFE Magazine has been a past winner of the APEX Awards, and this year we are thrilled to receive continued recognition because of the skilled work of our staff and writing team.
The APEX Awards highlight excellence in graphic design, editorial content, and the ability to achieve overall communications excellence.
There were more than 1,100 entries, providing for some intense competition. Congratulations to Tammy, Ev and the staff who produce NARFE Magazine!
Members can read archived issues of NARFE Magazine at www.narfe.org/magazine-issues.
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