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IFPA’s Floral Marketer of the Year Award honors professionals who are helping shape the future of the mass-market floral industry through leadership, creativity, and meaningful contributions.

What does it mean to be recognized as Floral Marketer of the Year? Last year’s recipient put it best:

“Receiving the Floral Marketer of the Year Award was one of the highlights of my career. It reminded me how fortunate I am to work alongside so many talented professionals at The GIANT Company and beyond, who elevate our industry every day. Now it’s time to recognize the next leader who is driving innovation, mentoring others, and helping our industry grow. Submit your 2026 Floral Marketer of the Year nomination and help celebrate excellence in floral.”
Kevin Prill, Category Manager, Floral, The GIANT Company


Do you know someone whose work deserves recognition? Nominate a colleague, mentor, team member, or even yourself for the 2026 Floral Marketer of the Year Award.

Nomination deadline: September 9, 2026

Submit a nomination at IFPA.

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