Tabbie Awards opens 2025 program
CLEVELAND – The 2025 Tabbie Awards competition is open and accepting submissions from print and online publications worldwide. Celebrating its 22nd year, the global b2b journalism competition gives editors, art directors, and publishers the opportunity to have their best work judged by peers all over the globe. Publications need not be international in scope to qualify.
“Ever since the Tabbies’ debut in 2004, we’ve seen incredible work from b2b journalists around the world,” TABPI President Paul J. Heney said. “The Tabbies competition celebrates the best global online and print work in editorial and design among business, trade, and association publications. There’s such a need in the industry for celebrating excellence, and we’re thrilled to start our third decade of this work.”
This year’s competition features 14 categories in editorial and design. The Tabbies competition is open to English-language b2b publications, as well as online b2b publications. Unlike some more restrictive programs, publications are not required to maintain membership in an organization to participate in the Tabbies — and entry fees remain among the lowest of comparable programs.
Entrants can save $40 by taking advantage of the early-bird fee for submissions ($155 per entry) that are received by the deadline of Wednesday, March 12th, 2025. The regular fee of $195 per entry applies after that date.Submissions can be made via this link: https://tabpi.submittable.com/submit.
Judges for the competition are culled from suggestions of regional editorial groups around the world. Winners will be announced on or about August 12th, 2025.
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View this past year's Award Winners (2024)
Best Single Issue
Gold Winner
INVISION
February 2023 Issue
Deirdre Carroll, Heath Burslem, Mar Jefferson Go
Feature Article
Gold Winner
Infectious Disease Special Edition
Continuing the Quest After Mosaico
Landon Gray, Matthew White, Marie Rosenthal, Kristin Jannacone, Betty Zhong
Front Cover, Digital Imagery
Gold Winner
Fleet Maintenance
April 2023 Issue
Erin Brown
- Amy Fischbach, a past ASBPE National President and a former Young Leader Scholar.