For 19 years, the American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) has honored up-and-coming leaders in the B2B publishing industry through the Young Leaders Scholarship (YLS) program. Winners must be 30 years old or younger, have spent at least two years in the B2B industry, and plan on continuing in the industry for their career.
“ASBPE is proud to honor our outstanding winners for their achievements in the B2B media industry,” says Amy Fischbach, president of the ASBPE Foundation, which sponsors the scholarship competition. “They have a bright future ahead of them.”
The 2020 YLS winners:
- Andie Burjek, WorkforceHuman Capital MediaBurjek is a Workforce associate editor and primarily writes about benefits and health. She has been writing for Human Capital Media for four years.
- Lauren Del Ciello, Water Quality ProductsScranton Gillette CommunicationsDel Ciello is managing editor for Water Quality Products, a Scranton Gillette Communications publication.
- Sarah Webb, Landscape Management, Golfdom, Athletic TurfNorth Coast MediaWebb has served as the associate editor of Landscape Management, Golfdom, and Athletic Turf for nearly 2.5 years.
- Jordan Scott, USGlassKey Media & ResearchScott serves as assistant editor for USGlass magazine and editor for Architects’ Guide to Glass & Metal.
- Nicole StempakFreelance WriterStempak was most recently editor of Hemp Grower magazine. She also served as editor of Physicians Practice and senior editor of I Advance Senior Care.
- Claire Meyer, Security ManagementASIS InternationalMeyer is the managing editor of Security Management, where she covers a variety of topics, from active shooters to travel security to the opioid crisis.
ASBPE is also excited to partner with Trade, Association and Business Publications International (TABPI) to present an international scholarship for this year’s competition to Luiza Augusto.
- Luiza Augusto (TABPI)The ScientistLabX Media GroupMidland, OntarioRaised in Brazil, Augusto always had an interest in art. In 2010, she entered the design program at the Federal Technological University of Paraná in Curitiba. In 2013, she won a spot in a national program, Science Without Borders. Augusto then chose to join the Digital Futures program at OCAD University in Toronto.
Source: American Society of Business Publication Editors (Tampa, Fla., July 24, 2020 /PRNewswire)