VH1 Save The Music Foundation is the 2004
inductee in the CTAM Hall of Fame. Since
its inception in 1997, VH1 Save The Music
Foundation has been on the national forefront of
restoring music education programs in schools
across America.
VH1 created a comprehensive music education
advocacy campaign focused on restoring music
programs at the local level, and raised
awareness about the changing environment for
music education on a national level. VH1 Save
the Music Foundation has donated more than $25
million worth of musical instruments to 1,000
public schools in 80 cities, improving the lives
of more than 500,000 children.
The CTAM Hall of Fame was established in 1997 to honor the finest and most influential campaigns in the history of cable.
Each year, a screening committee composed of six VIPs assembles a ballot of worthy nominees, which are voted on by an august group – chosen from the Board of Directors, current and past committee chairs, the Mark Awards Committee and agencies.
2005 Hall of
Fame Screening Committee:
- Christina
Norman, Chair, President, VH1
- Len Fogge,
CTAM Chairman, EVP Creative & Marketing,
Showtime Networks
- Char Beales, President and CEO, CTAM
- Eric Kessler, President, Sales & Marketing, HBO
- Joe
Rooney, SVP Marketing, Cox
Communications
- Steve
Schiffman, EVP Marketing & New Media,
National Geographic Channel
2003
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