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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ABOUT THE MIRROR AWARDS A free press is one of the cornerstones of our democracy, and one of the defi ning characteristics of our country. But journalism is increasingly under attack. We are compelled now, more than ever, to examine the media industry and to recognize and honor the role of the journalist. The Mirror Awards are the most important awards for recognizing excellence in media industry reporting. Established in 2006 by Syracuse University’s Newhouse School, they honor the reporters, editors and teams of writers who hold a mirror to their own industry for the public’s benefi t. The annual awards are celebrated each June at a ceremony in New York City. Sheila Nevins of HBO Documentary Films was honored with the Fred Dressler Leadership Award at the 2018 Mirror Awards ceremony. The competition is open to anyone who conducts reporting, commentary or criticism of the media industries in a format intended 2019 JURIED for a mass audience. Eligible work includes print, broadcast and online editorial content focusing on the development or distribution of news JOURNALISM AWARDS and entertainment. Winners are chosen by a group of journalists and journalism educators. PRIZE AWARD $1,000 Best Single Article/Story $1,000 B e s t P r o fi l e $1,000 Best Commentary $5,000 John M. Higgins Award for Best In-Depth/Enterprise Reporting SPECIAL TOPIC CATEGORIES FOR 2019 $1,000 Best Story on Social Media in the Crosshairs $1,000 Best Story on Journalists or Journalism in Peril Jim Rutenberg acceps the Best Single Article/Story award for his work in the The New York Times Magazine. The Dressler Award, named for late cable executive FRED DRESSLER and Newhouse alumnus Fred Dressler, is given annually to an individual who has made long-lasting, LEADERSHIP AWARD distinguished contributions to the media industry. 2019 RECIPIENT Jeff Zucker President CNN WORLDWIDE Chairman WARNERMEDIA NEWS AND SPORTS FRED DRESSLER LEADERSHIP AWARD PAST RECIPIENTS 2018 Sheila Nevins 2017 Tom Brokaw Executive Producer Special Correspondent Former President NBC NEWS HBO DOCUMENTARY FILMS 2016 David Levy 2015 Josh Sapan 2014 David Zaslav President President and CEO President and CEO TURNER AMC NETWORKS DISCOVERY COMMUNICATIONS 2013 Anne Sweeney 2011 Brian Roberts 2010 Former Co-chair Chairman and CEO DISNEY MEDIA NETWORKS COMCAST CORPORATION Former President DISNEY/ABC TELEVISION GROUP 2009 Arianna Huffi ngton 2008 Tim Russert 2007 Peter Bart Co-founder and (posthumously) Former Editor in Chief Former Editor-in-chief Washington Bureau Chief VARIETY THE HUFFINGTON POST and Moderator of “Meet the Press” NBC The i-3 award is given to individuals or I-3 AWARD FOR organizations that have made a profound impact on the media landscape or have captured the public’s IMPACT, INNOVATION imagination about the potential or importance of the AND INFLUENCE media in a unique way. 2019 RECIPIENT Twitch Social video service I-3 AWARD FOR IMPACT, INNOVATION AND INFLUENCE PAST RECIPIENTS 2018 2017 2016 Nonny de la Peña 2015 David Carr CEO (posthumously) EMBLEMATIC GROUP Columnist THE NEW YORK TIMES 2014 Walt Mossberg Kara Swisher 2013 Nate Silver Co-founder Co-founder Statistician RECODE RECODE FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM 2012 2011 Dennis Naveen Crowley ’98 Selvadurai Co-founder Co-founder FOURSQUARE FOURSQUARE 2010 2009 2008 WHY SPONSOR? The Mirror Awards are the most important awards for recognizing media industry reporting and the important role the media play in our democracy and society. The Mirror Awards program has enjoyed broad support from the media community. Past luncheon co-chairs include Ron Meyer of NBCUniversal, Bob Miron of Advance/Newhouse Communications, Rob Light of Creative Artists Agency, Melinda Witmer, formerly of Time Warner Cable, and Jeff Zucker of CNN Worldwide. Emcees, drawn from the top ranks of the news media, have included Katie Couric, Anderson Cooper, Gayle King, Jeff Glor, Meredith Vieira and David Muir. Each year, the sold-out event is a “who’s who” of media and executives. Sponsorship assures seats for your organization’s guests and prominent display of your company’s branding at the event. Fusion TV anchor Kimberly Brooks served as master of ceremonies for the 2018 Mirror Awards ceremony. 2019 SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES AND TICKETS $25,000 Headline Sponsor AD SPECS Includes premier table of ten, company credit, logo usage and prominent two-page message in program. Two-page spread 13.5” (w) x 8.5” (h) $10,000 Gold Sponsor Single page 6.5” (w) x 8.5” (h) Includes priority table of ten, company credit and single page message in program. All ads are printed in black-and-white. $5,000 Orange Sponsor Please submit them in a PDF format. Single page ads require no bleed. Includes table of ten and company credit. Two-page spreads require bleed across the gutter. $1,000 Ad Only Only includes single page message in program. $350 Individual ticket 8.5” 6.5” All program ads are due May 18 to Amanda Griffin at [email protected]. 13.5” Net proceeds from the Mirror Awards fund Newhouse School scholarships, which provide our increasingly diverse student population access to a quality education. PAST SPONSORS Join us Thursday, June 13 for the 2019 Mirror Awards ceremony at Cipriani 42nd Street in New York City as we recognize the best 2019 media industry reporting. For more information about sponsorship opportunities, contact MIRROR AWARDS Amanda Griffi n at (315) 443-7982 or [email protected]. CEREMONY For more information about the Mirror Awards, visit: mirrorawards.syr.edu..
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