Projects produced or written by Bill Pauley have been recognized with many industry awards. 

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Lutheran History Video

In 1999, Concordia Historical Institute recognized Bill's 12-part documentary entitled “Into the World…To the End of the Age" with a special award “as a significant contribution to the Lutheran Archives and History In America." 

Training

Notable other awards include an Amoco project written by Bill, which was honored as the 1996 Project of the Year by Maritz Performance Improvement Company.

Direct Marketing

In 1995, direct mail programs for Flavorite and national trade ads for FMC Corporation written by Bill were honored with regional and national awards for excellence. In 1994, he wrote the direct marketing campaign for Arcadian Corporation.  The campaign earned the ECHO award as best of show at the Direct Marketing Association International Awards.

Presentation

In 1992, he wrote the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, St. Louis District, nomination presentation for the 1992 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award. The presentation about the Mississippi Bendway Weirs project was recognized with the Department of Army Commanders Award for Public Service.

Recognition By Peers

Also in 1992, colleagues at Maritz Performance Improvement Company recognized Bill with a special award for his contribution to the design and development of a video training program for IBM. He wrote the training manual and videos and directed the video.

Television Commercials

Bill's television commercials have won awards and award nominations in the Emmy, Flair, Telly, Lulu and NY Festival competitions.

	1985 Emmy Nomination for 30-second TV spot for Community Federal, "The Ugly Teller" 1985 FIMA Certificate of Excellence for 30-second spot for Community Federal, "The Ugly Teller" 1985 Emmy Nomination for 30-second TV spot for the Suburban Journals, "Catch Us"
1985 Emmy Award for 60-second TV spot for the Suburban Journals "Catch Us" 1985 Telly Award for 30-second TV spot for the Suburban Journals "Catch Us " 1985 9th District Addy for 30-second TV spot for the Suburban Journals, "Catch Us"
1985 Lulu Award for 60-second TV spot for the Suburban Journals, "Catch Us"
	1982 Emmy Nomination for production of TV campaign for Mayrose Meats
1982 Telly Award for 30-second TV spot for Schnuck Markets, "The Sandwich"
	1980 Emmy Nomination for 30-second TV spot for Schnucks Markets, "Schnucks' Christmas Carol"
	Sales Promotion Video
1981 Emmy Nomination for production of sales motivation presentation for Bols Liqueurs, "A Conversation with Lucas Bols"
	Radio
	1982 Gold Medal from the International Radio Festival of New York for production of the three-hour simulated broadcast of the hypothetical game between all time baseball greats, "The Greatest Baseball Game Never Played" (broadcast on 200 U.S. and Canadian stations)