Business journalists earn multiple industry awards

Overdrive’s coverage of trucking-related topics in 2019 earned four prestigious Jesse H. Neal awards, which recognize exemplary work in business journalism and are considered the Pulitzer Prizes of business media. Equipment World was recognized as a finalist in two key award categories.
Overdrive’s in-depth coverage of the electronic logging device mandate in 2019’s ELD Data Grab series and driver coercion in the Cracks in the System package won two of the Best Series awards. Additionally, Overdrive Senior Editor Todd Dills won Best Range of Work by a Single Author – his fifth win in the category following awards in 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2019.
The fourth award was presented to Overdrive Editorial Director Max Heine, who won the 2020 Marianne Dekker Mattera Award, which recognizes mentors in B2B media.

The Equipment World team earned recognition as finalist for Best Series with their Tech Shortage Special Report, a four-part series on how the shortage of diesel technicians is hurting the construction industry; and Best Art Direction for a Cover with their cover Do Everything Better, an original illustration created by art director Tony Brock.
While awards and recognition from industry peers are gratifying, it’s the audience who benefit the most from the deeply researched, data-driven journalism that sets Randall-Reilly apart.
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