New York, NY—The International Photographic Council (IPC) announced details regarding the upcoming 2023 International Photographic Council Awards Luncheon. The IPC has scheduled the event for Wednesday, October 18, 2023, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Further, it is located in the Delegates Dining Room of the United Nations in New York City. The IPC is a nongovernmental organization of the United Nations.
2023 International Photographic Council Awards
The IPC Awards Luncheon is a prestigious event that celebrates outstanding achievements in the field of photography. The highlight of the event is the presentation of the IPC Hall of Fame Award to Neal Manowitz, president and COO of Sony Electronics North America. Moreover, the honor recognizes Manowitz’s exceptional contributions to the field of photography and his remarkable leadership within the industry.
The IPC will also recognize several talented professional photographers with the IPC Professional Photography Achievement Award. This accolade celebrates their remarkable skills and contributions to the art of photography.
Furthermore, the IPC will announce the recipients of the James L. Chung Memorial Scholarship Awards. This award acknowledges and supports aspiring photographers who demonstrate outstanding potential.
Individual tickets for the IPC Awards event are priced at $200 each, with tables of 10 available for $1,800. However, as an exclusive offer, attendees can benefit from a 10% discount on table purchases by using the promo code TABLE10 at the time of checkout.
However, tickets are limited, and the IPC strongly encourages early booking. You can purchase tickets exclusively through the IPC website here.
International Photographic Council 
The International Photographic Council serves as a vital platform for promoting photography as an art form. In addition, it fosters a global understanding through visual storytelling. Moreover, as an NGO of the United Nations, the IPC plays a crucial role in advocating for the power of photography to inspire change, drive cultural dialogue and raise awareness of important global issues.
A multinational, nonprofit, nongovernmental organization (NGO) of the United Nations, it is composed of representatives from every major sector of the photographic industry. Founded in 1974, IPC is dedicated to increasing worldwide recognition of photography as a universal means of communication. IPC’s motto is “Peace Through Photography, the Universal Language.
