Mel Campbell to Judge Charleston, South Carolina, ADDY Advertising Awards Competition

Jan. 9, 2012 - PRLog -- Mel Campbell, president and founder of Campbell, Harrington & Brear Advertising Agency, of York, PA, has been asked to serve as a judge for the Charleston (South Carolina) Ad Club ADDY® Awards competition later this month.

This is the opening round of a three-tier, national competition conducted annually by the American Advertising Federation (AAF), the oldest national advertising trade association. AAF represents a national network of 200 ad clubs across the country and 40,000 professionals in the advertising industry. The Charleston competition is expected to attract nearly 300 entries.

Concurrently, all across the country, local entrants will be vying for recognition as the very best in their markets. At the second tier, local winners will compete against other winners in one of 14 District competitions. District winners then advance to the third tier, the national ADDY® Awards competition.

Under Campbell’s guidance, Campbell, Harrington & Brear has won more than five dozen ADDY awards, including two for Best of Show, as well as numerous regional, national and international awards in a range of media.

"I am really looking forward to seeing, appreciating and evaluating the great work produced by the talented Ad Club members in the Charleston region,” Campbell says.

For more than three decades, Campbell, Harrington & Brear has been offering a full range of marketing and communication services to help clients cut through the confusion. Their services range from website design and construction to digital media, social networking and search engine optimization, as well as traditional disciplines such as TV, radio, outdoor and print advertising.

To learn more about Campbell, Harrington & Brear, visit http://www.chbadv.com.

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Campbell, Harrington & Brear's services range from website design and construction to new media strategy (digital media, social networking, search engine optimization), as well as traditional disciplines such as TV, radio, outdoor and print advertising.