Tabbie Awards Anniversary:
Celebrating 20 Years,
20 Categories
CLEVELAND (January 13, 2023) – The 2023 Tabbie Awards competition is open and accepting submissions from print and online publications worldwide. Celebrating its 20th year, the global b2b journalism competition gives editors, art directors, and publishers the opportunity to have their best work judged by peers throughout the world. Publications need not be international in scope to qualify.
“The past two decades have been a time of exciting change for the b2b world, and our industry’s journalists have shown perseverance and creativity time and time again,” TABPI President Paul J. Heney said. “The Tabbies competition came about from a need to celebrate exceptional b2b journalism across the world. Never did we dream that the program would grow to mean so much to so many.
“Worker turnover has affected our publications as much as other industries, and we believe that both individual and team recognition is more important than ever,” Heney added. The core mission of the Tabbie Awards is to recognize professionals who help drive excellence through their talent and commitment to journalistic standards.
“Being honored in an editorial and design competition is a critical marketing tool for many publications. Strategic publications are showcasing their awards in their marketing materials. Advertisers want to be associated with quality content.”
This year, to celebrate the 20th Tabbies competition, the categories have been increased to 20 areas for the first time. One new design category for 2023 is “Special Section or Issue,” while a new online category is “Blog.” In the editorial categories, new options are “Climate Journalism,” “Diversity & Inclusion Journalism,” and “Special Issue.”
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.
Judges for the competition are culled from suggestions of regional editorial groups around the world. Winners will be announced on or about August 15th, 2023.
About TABPI
Based in Cleveland, Trade, Association and Business Publications International (TABPI) is a global organization that unites b2b writers, editors, and designers working for English-language publications around the common goal of promoting editorial ethics and excellence.
TABPI’s competition program, the Tabbie Awards, is open to publications in 40-plus countries. Its annual Young Leaders Scholarship program provides editorial training for selected b2b editors. TABPI also conducts industry research and sponsors its annual Magazine Critique Service. Visit www.tabpi.org.
Contact: TABPI President Paul J. Heney, 1-440-376-5672, or pheney@tabpi.org.
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View 2022 Award Winners

Best Single Issue
Gold Winner
VMSD
April 2021 Full Issue
Carly Hagedon, Jennifer Acevedo, Victor Cantal, Danielle Sy

Feature Article
Gold Winner
Infectious Disease
Special Edition
40 Years of HIV: Getting the Signal Through the Noise
Marie Rosenthal, Matt White, Elizabeth Zhong

Best B2B Website
Gold Winner
spectrum
Best autism research website
Ivan Oransky, Kristin Ozelli, Nicolette Zeliadt, Rebecca Horne

Front Cover, Digital Imagery
Gold Winner
The Champion Magazine®
July 2021 Front Cover
Lisa Wayne, Quintin M. Chatman, Catherine Zlomek, Julian Giles
- Amy Fischbach, a past ASBPE National President and a former Young Leader Scholar.