Red Tettemer & Partners, an indie creative ad agency, and the International Spy Museum, won Best of Show for the Out of Home Campaign "Behind the Scenes". Red Tettemer’s work for International Spy Museum also won two Gold ADDY Awards for the same campaign.
Red Tettemer & Partners, an indie creative ad agency, and the International Spy Museum, won a Gold ADDY in the brochure category of the National ADDY Awards. Red Tettemer’s work for International Spy Museum also won multiple awards at the District Two level and a show stopping 11 awards, including “Best of Television,” at the 2010 Philadelphia ADDY's.
The graphic design firm Crabtree and the International Spy Museum won in the promotional design category for the Museum’s quarterly communiqué. The American Corporate Identity Awards is the only national contest devoted to recognizing excellence in the filed of corporate design identity. . Past winners have included AT&T and Fed Ex.
The Creativity Awards competition honors the outstanding work done each year by creative professionals in every discipline. The graphic design firm Crabtree and the International Spy Museum won for the Museum’s quarterly communiqué. First launched in 1970, the Creativity Awards is one of the oldest and most well established graphic design competitions.
The International Spy Museum and The Redhead Companies received three ADDY Awards in the categories of Out-of-Home Interior Mass Transit for Poison Bottle; Out-of-Home Metro Car Cards for Beautiful Woman, Poison Bottle, Mailbox and Pigeon; and Out-of-Home Metro Dioramas for Beautiful Woman, Roadster, Poison Bottle, and Moe Berg. All winning entries are part of the Museum’s "Gather Your Own Intelligence" Campaign. The ADDY Awards are sponsored by The American Advertising Federation and honor the spirit of creative excellence by recognizing all forms of advertising.
The ADDY Awards recognize the most creative and successful advertising campaigns and marketing initiatives. The International Spy Museum won an ADDY Award in the Interactive Media Online Campaign category for advertising created by The Stern Agency for the Museum Store.
Sponsored by the Themed Entertainment Association, presented the International Spy Museum with their Outstanding Achievement award in the Museum category for the Museum's July 2002 Grand Opening.
Sponsored by the DC Marketing Center, awarded the International Spy Museum the Best New Museum award.
The International Spy Museum was honored as 2003 Business of the Year at the DC Chamber of Commerce 65th Annual Business Awards Gala on November 13, 2003. The prestigious award was presented to the International Spy Museum as the company that has demonstrated the quality and positive results that all other companies strive to achieve through proven financial success, visible community involvement, and a professional and productive working environment for all employees.
Sponsored by the International Association of Business Communicators, presented their Award of Excellence for Media Relations and Publicity and their Award of Merit for New Product Launch to the International Spy Museum for the Museum's 2002 Grand Opening media campaign.
Sponsored by the Public Relations Society of America National Capital Chapter, recognized the International Spy Museum as a winner in the Special Events and Observances and the Marketing Consumer Products categories for the Museum's 2002 Grand Opening. In addition, the Museum was awarded Best of Show.
Sponsored by national public relations trade publication PR News, awarded the International Spy Museum an honorable mention for Product Launch for the Museum's 2002 Grand Opening media campaign.
Sponsored by the Richmond chapter of the Public Relations Society of America, has recognized the International Spy Museum and the PR firm of Resnicow Schroeder Associates for the outstanding media outreach that launched the Museum.
Sponsored by the Worldfest Houston Film Festival, has recognized Northern Light Productions for their outstanding creative excellence in the production of the Museum’s final film, Ground Truth.
Sponsored by The New York Festivals, has recognized Northern Light Productions for their production of the Museum’s final film, Ground Truth, in the Film and Video (Non-Broadcast): Education, Information and Entertainment: International Affairs category as representative of the World’s Best Work in educational, informational, and industrial productions.
Winner: Adamstein & Demetriou Architects
Sponsored by the International Interior Design Association (IIDA), the Annual Interior Design Competition has recognized Adamstein & Demetriou Architects for their outstanding interior design of Zola featuring new ideas and techniques in design and furnishings. The Best of Competition award will be chosen from the various winning entries and presented at the IIDA's award ceremony in June.
Winner: James G. Davis Construction Corporation
Sponsored by the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, the Best Renovation: Historic Restoration or Preservation Award has been given to the James G. Davis Construction Corporation in recognition of the adaptive reuse, renovation, and preservation of the five buildings that comprise the International Spy Museum Complex.
The ADDY Awards recognize the most creative and successful advertising campaigns and marketing initiatives. The International Spy Museum has won 18 ADDY Awards and 6 Citations of Excellence for advertising created by The Dan Rosenthal Company and Supon Design Group to launch the Museum and Museum Store including 2 specialty ads, 7 transit ads and 1 transit campaign, 2 magazine ads, and 3 newspaper ads, as well as the Special Judges Award and Best of Category.
Winner: Jemal’s Historic Row
Sponsored by the Washington Business Journal, the Best Retail Deal Award has been given to Jemal’s Historic Row, the block of buildings that house the International Spy Museum, in recognition of how “the opening of the Spy Museum is expected to help lead the resurgence of F Street.”
Status: Winner
This PRWeek Award recognizes the outstanding use of public relations in establishing an organization’s public image through branding.
Status: Honorable Mention
This PRWeek Award recognizes the outstanding use of public relations in promoting an arts and/or entertainment venue. launching a new product or service, and launching a new company.
Sponsored by the national public relations trade journal, Bulldog Reporter, the Bulldog Awards recognize creativity, media savvy, and tenacity in media relations campaigns.
Sponsored by the national public relations trade journal, Bulldog Reporter, the Bulldog Awards recognize creativity, media savvy, and tenacity in media relations campaigns.
Sponsored by the national public relations trade journal, Bulldog Reporter, the Bulldog Awards recognize creativity, media savvy, and tenacity in media relations campaigns.
Sponsored by the Washington Building Congress, the Craftsmanship Awards recognize the outstanding skills of local craftsmen in the greater Washington, DC area. Craftsmen employed on the International Spy Museum project by Natelco Corporation, SmithGroup, and James G. Davis Construction Corporation have been given this award as a result of the superior work done on the Museum’s electrical switchgear.
eDesign Magazine’s Interactive and Digital Design Competition recognizes excellence in interactive and digital design. Quatrefoil Associates has won the Installation Award for their work on the International Spy Museum’s interactive exhibits.
This award recognizes the Museum’s commitment to post all job openings through the city’s First Source, for its pledge that 51 percent of new hires will be Washington, DC residents, and for creating 150 new jobs as a result of the Museum’s opening as well as an estimated 194 new off-site jobs and $7.2 million in annual wages due to the Museum’s presence in the District of Columbia. Sponsored by the National Association of Workforce Boards, the DC Workforce Investment Council and the DC Department of Employment Services.
The Washington, DC American Institute of Architects (AIA) awarded the 2002 Catalyst Award in recognition of the International Spy Museum Complex excellence in architecture that positively changes Washington, DC’s streetscape. The award was submitted by two of the Museum Complex architecture firms: SmithGroup and Shalome Baranes.
The Downtown, DC Business Improvement District awarded the 2002 Momentum award in recognition that the International Spy Museum serves as a magnet to attract people to experience Downtown by improving the environment; enhances the economic, cultural, social or physical well-being of Downtown; has created new development, creative reuse of building, housing or new service; and builds awareness of a continued development of Downtown.