Neighborhood America submitted the Adidas "Basketball is a Brotherhood" campaign, on behalf of Isobar, to compete against more than 400 entries in the 2008 Suncoast Chapter of the America Advertising Federation (AAF-Suncoast) ADDY Competition.

Isobar won a Gold ADDY – the highest level of creative excellence – in the Online, Mobile Marketing category and an Amy Award in Interactive Media for the highest scoring entry within the major division. Through it's partnership with Isobar, Neighborhood America managed the text-messaging component of the community.

Work is entered into the ADDY competition on the local level through over 210 local Advertising Federations nationwide. Work that is selected as the very best in each local market advances to compete on the regional level. Finally, regional winners from the 14 American Advertising Federation (AAF) Districts across the country compete in the national level of competition, making a National ADDY one of the toughest awards in the industry to win.

Kim Patrick Kobza, president and CEO of Neighborhood America was recognized by Gulfshore Business as one of this year's "50 Top Power Players." The publication describes their role: "whatever the source of their power, the real movers and shakers exercise those personal resources along with their talents and intelligence to make a difference in their business and their community, whether it be geographical, professional, jurisdictional or otherwise."

Kobza is highlighted for founding "a Naples-based company that has established a foothold in the global market with its innovative, Web-based communication tools."

The Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA) selected Neighborhood America as a CODiE Award Finalist for "Best Social Networking Solution." The annual CODiE Awards are among the most esteemed in the software industry, honoring the achievements and vision in software, education technology and digital content. Neighborhood America was chosen as a finalist from more than 1,000 nominations submitted by more than 600 companies.

The SIIA is the principal trade association for the software and digital content industry. SIIA provides global services in government relations, business development, corporate education and intellectual property protection to more than 800 leading software and information companies.

David Bankston, executive vice president and CTO of Neighborhood America, earned the distinction of one of the top 2008 Modern-Day Technology Leaders from U.S. Black Engineer & Information Technology magazine and will be recognized at the 22nd Black Engineer of the Year Awards Conference.

The awards are presented annually to recognize and honor the technical and professional achievements of African-American men and women who are shaping the future of engineering, science, and technology. An industry-wide committee chooses recipients from a competitive field of candidates selected for their academic credentials, career achievements and community outreach efforts. Bankston ranked highly among an impressive list of high-level executives from companies such as Booz Allen Hamilton, IBM Corporation, Texas Instruments, The Boeing Company, and Lockheed Martin.

Neighborhood America, along with adidas and Isobar, are the winners of the 2007 Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) Global Award for "Best Use of Mobile Marketing, Cross-Media Integration." The winning campaign leveraged Neighborhood America's MOVO Mobile solution to extend the reach of the adidas brand and engage the nearly 500,000 fans visiting Las Vegas during the NBA All-Star Week 2007.

The MMA is the premier global non-profit association established to lead the growth of mobile marketing and its associated technologies. This year the Awards Selection Committee - comprised of industry leaders from wireless carriers, technology and content providers, agencies and leading industry publications - received more than 260 submissions from companies across the globe.

During PartnerWorld 2007, IBM Global Public Sector recognized Neighborhood America as one of IBM's Public Sector Top Star business partners. The award highlights the company's innovative technology, dedicated and trusted services, and its continued loyalty and strategic commitment to IBM.

IBM's Public Sector channel sales teams and industry executives selected business partners from government, education and healthcare/life sciences who consistently demonstrate the "Best of the Best" qualities that ensure successful partnership with IBM, as well as success in the marketplace.

BPT Partners is one of the world's leading authorities on Customer Relationship Management. The 2007 Steppin' Out Award is the only award in the industry that looks at a CRM company's vision, corporate worldview and how well integrated it is into the company's plans.

From 81 companies, Chief Customer Officer Paul Greenberg narrowed the field to six. Neighborhood America was recognized as one of the finalists, and as providing sustained business value to its customers - in good company with Microsoft, Netsuite and Salesforce.com.

The Economic Development Council of Collier County (EDC) honored Neighborhood America with the Innovation Award at its Excellence in Industry 2006 Gala Celebration. The Innovation Award is representative of companies that demonstrate leadership within their industry through their development of new and innovative technologies or programs that result in job creation and economic diversification in Collier County, Florida.

The 2003 American Planning Association (APA) National Awards Jury selected Imagine New York, a project of the Municipal Art Society, for special recognition. The APA annual awards honor the most outstanding efforts in the art, science, and profession of community planning.

Because of the uniqueness of the challenge and the high quality of the project, APA created a special category - the American Vision Award - to recognize Imagine New York. Imagine New York began in March 2002 to give voice to the people's vision for rebuilding the World Trade Center site, the city and the region. Through its region-wide outreach effort, which included facilitated workshops and a dedicated project website (www.imaginenewyork.org), the project collected over 20,000 ideas. Neighborhood America provided the web-based system to manage the team collaboration and public involvement for this project.

The Economic Development Council of Collier County (EDC) presented Neighborhood America with the Innovative Achievement Award at its Excellence in Industry 2001 Gala Celebration. The local awards event is held every year in honor of Florida's Industry Appreciation week. The EDC's mission is to attract better paying, higher level jobs in Collier County, Florida.