Ghidotti Communications, a Little Rock-based public relations and content marketing firm, took home six Prism Awards during the 2026 ARcom event held Sept. 17, 2026. The awards program, organized by the Arkansas Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA), recognizes exceptional public relations programs and the skills of the state’s top practitioners, companies and organizations.
“Winning six of these awards in one of the most competitive years in Prism history means a great deal to our whole agency,” said Ghidotti President and CEO Natalie Ghidotti, APR, Fellow PRSA. “We’re incredibly proud of our team’s creativity and dedication, and even prouder to share this recognition with the clients who trusted us to tell their stories.”
Ghidotti was named a finalist in eight categories this year. Ranging from multi-element client campaigns to single-element writing and media relations projects, the 2026 Prism Awards Ghidotti received included the following:
Multi-Element Programs
- Multicultural Public Relations: Catholic High School for Boys – Hispanic Admissions Campaign
- Reputation/Brand Management: The Rotary Club of Little Rock – “Building Arkansas” Year
Single-Element Programs
- Advertising Support: Catholic High School for Boys – Hispanic Admissions Campaign
- Creative Tactics: Ghidotti Communications – Rx Reform Now Mailer Campaign
- Feature/News Writing: Tennessee Pharmacists Association – FAIR Rx Act Op-Ed
- Media Relations: Tennessee Pharmacists Association – FAIR Rx Act
This was an especially competitive year for the Prism Awards, with 94 submissions representing outstanding work from public relations professionals and organizations across Arkansas. Judges had to break several ties, making this year’s recognition particularly meaningful.
Ghidotti also congratulates client Christina Littlejohn, CEO of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra (ASO), who was named a 2026 PRSA Diamond Award recipient. The Diamond Award recognizes individuals whose contributions have enhanced the image of Arkansas and whose service reflects the principles of public relations. Littlejohn was honored for her transformational leadership over 17 years at the ASO, growing the organization’s assets from $3 million to $28 million.
