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Scotsman Guide, the leading resource for mortgage originators, has announced that it recently won two awards in the Trade, Association and Business Publications International (TABPI) fifth-annual editorial and design competition.
For the second year in a row, Scotsman Guide received Tabbie Award recognition in TABPI’s Best Department and Best Opening Page or Spread categories.
The Department honorable-mention award was given to Scotsman Guide’s Spotlight, a monthly department that analyzes mortgage industry and real estate trends in a city or regional market. Scotsman Guide associate editor Ivanna C. Sukkar and 2007 editorial intern Kirsten Terry penned the award-winning pieces for Scotsman Guide’s April and October 2007 residential editions, respectively.
The award-winning spread, placing fourth, appeared with the article “Doing Business in the Information Age,” by Kim Daugherty of KC Capital, on technological advances that benefit the mortgage industry. The article appeared in Scotsman Guide’s March 2007 commercial edition. Scotsman Guide senior designer Deborah Richardson designed the spread, which included an illustration by contributing illustrator Keith Negley.
The Department winner can be seen at tabpi.org/2008/2008e.htm., and the winning spread can be seen at tabpi.org/2008/2008ops.htm.
According to its Website, TABPI (tabpi.org) endeavors to bring together editors working for English-language publications worldwide and encourage a common dedication to editorial ethics and excellence.
Founded in 1984, Scotsman Publishing Inc. publishes a residential edition and a commercial edition of Scotsman Guide, in addition to Scotsman Guide Loan Post and other platforms at scotsmanguide.com. Each month, the magazines reach tens of thousands of subscribers nationwide. Scotsman Guide is the leading resource for mortgage originators, connecting mortgage brokers with wholesale lenders. The most recent Wholesale Access Mortgage Brokers’ Survey found that 72 percent of mortgage brokers in the country read Scotsman Guide regularly and that 88 percent use it to find wholesalers — more than any other publication in the industry.
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