Tennessee Valley Public Power Association’s publication TVPPA Magazine has been honored with an American Society of Business Publication Editors (ASBPE) Award of Excellence.

The Azbees, now in their 47th year, recognize editorial excellence in B2B media. TVPPA Magazine won a Bronze Regional Award in Print Article Design for "Shaping the Future: Workforce Strategies for Tomorrow's Energy Needs" in the Fall 2024 Workforce Development Issue.

Congratulations to all the other winners, and thank you to our partner, Innovative Publishing, for helping us advocate for public power utilities and the communities they serve.

Details

Date Posted: May 1, 2025

Tags:

News

Log In

Welcome! Use the fields below to sign into your account. If this is your first time logging in, or if you've forgotten your password, please click Forgot Password.

Forgot Password

TVPPA is the nonprofit, regional service organization that represents the interests of consumer-owned electric utilities operating within the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) service area.

Launching this October, Strategy Execution is a new two-day, interactive course from TVPPA Education & Training designed to help public power leaders and aspiring leaders bridge the gap between strategic plans and operational results.

Our new mobile app puts the resources you need in the palm of your hand, so whether you're in the office or on the go, finding what you need has never been easier.

Explore TVPPA's full roster of business management and technical education and training programs.

Padlocked pages are available only to our members in the Tennessee Valley. If you are a Regular Member and the pages are not available to you, please log in to view them in the menu above or on the Member Dashboard.

TVPPA Magazine Wins ASBPE Award of Excellence For Design

Details

Related Content

TVPPA Members Compete, Take Home Awards at 2026 International Lineman's Rodeo

Learn to Make Safety Habits Stick with TVPPA's Next Hot Topics Webinar

Register for TVPPA's November Class on Legal Risks in Vegetation Management

General

Social