Nominations Open for 2nd Annual Conclave Radio Awards

RADIO ONLINE | Monday, March 18, 2019

The Conclave, which celebrates 44 years of educating radio broadcasters this year, announces that its call for nominations for the Second Annual Conclave Radio Awards honoring the Radio Industry's best radio stations and recognizing the contributions radio stations make to their communities every day. The Conclave Radio Awards are determined exclusively by the nominations and votes of radio industry professionals at large and will recognize stations in Major, Large, Medium and Small Markets. The Conclave Radio Awards also honor one "Iconic Station of the Year".

Radio professionals may submit their nominations starting today, Monday, March 18th, by clicking HERE.

Winners of 2018 Conclave Radio Awards are not eligible for consideration this year. Those prestigious stations include: "Iconic Station of the Year" KQRS/Minneapolis, MN; KRBE FM/Houston, TX; KSTP-FM/Minneapolis, MN; WMAS-FM/Springfield, MA; and WIXX-FM/Green Bay, WI.

The Conclave Radio Awards will be presented at the 2019 Conclave Summer Learning Conference on June 19th -21st, 2019, at its new location, Delta Hotels Minneapolis Northeast, in Minneapolis. Educational sessions featuring Radio's biggest innovators and thought leaders and unparalleled one-on-one networking opportunities with Radio's top leaders and influencers make The Conclave the industry's "must attend" educational and networking confab of the year.

"We urge everyone in radio to go online today to nominate the radio stations that exemplify the very best of our industry," said Lori Lewis, Chair, The Conclave. "The finalists will be determined from your nominations and will be voted on by the radio industry in May. Honorees will be presented with a stunning Crystal Mic award at ceremonies to be held at #CONCLAVE44 this June in Minneapolis. We're proud to recognize radio's top stations as determined by fellow radio professionals across the industry and to highlight radio's impact and excellence in the process."