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10<br />
FEIEA Grand Prix<br />
Recognising the best<br />
in Europe<br />
FEIEA’s <strong>annual</strong> Grand Prix awards<br />
competition is open to anyone involved in<br />
business communications with employees or<br />
organisation members as their main target<br />
audience. Reflecting a sharpening focus<br />
on internal communication, the number<br />
of categories for external communications<br />
has been progressively reduced. The 2009<br />
competition will focus exclusively on internal<br />
communication. This section <strong>report</strong>s on the<br />
2007 and <strong>2008</strong> competitions.<br />
2007<br />
The FEIEA Grand Prix 2007 attracted 209 entries<br />
from 10 countries. Each award-winning entry<br />
went through a rigorous three-stage judging<br />
process, including an assessment by a pan-<br />
European panel of experienced communications<br />
professionals who met in Brussels in September.<br />
The judging panel was joined for the first time<br />
by representatives from the European Parliament<br />
and the Council of the European Union.<br />
FEIEA President Daniel Ambühl presented<br />
the awards at a glittering gala dinner in the<br />
ballroom of London’s Park Lane Hotel on Friday<br />
9 November. Hosted by the British Association<br />
of Communicators in Business (CiB), the awards<br />
evening combined the FEIEA Grand Prix awards<br />
with CiB’s communication strategy awards<br />
and communicator of the year presentations.<br />
The event was attended by more than 300<br />
communicators from across Europe.<br />
Earlier in the day, during the FEIEA Academy,<br />
delegates had the opportunity to hear winners<br />
from the Grand Prix 2006 talk about their<br />
successful entries.<br />
The combined FEIEA and CiB awards dinner<br />
was held in the magnificent art deco ballroom<br />
of London’s Park Lane Hotel, where winners<br />
celebrated late into the night<br />
FEIEA The Report 2007-08<br />
Award winners in 2007<br />
Best internal multi-language publication<br />
1st Agenda (Volvo) Sweden<br />
2nd Voyage (for Eurostar by Beetroot Publishing) UK<br />
3rd IT Matters (s IT Solutions) Austria<br />
Best internal magazine/news-magazine<br />
1st You and Me (for Deutsche Telekom AG by G+J Corporate<br />
Media GmbH),<br />
Germany<br />
2nd Enterprising (for The Prince’s Trust by Beetroot Publishing), UK<br />
3rd Mijn Zorg (for Achmea Zorg by Maters & Hermsen<br />
Journalistiek)<br />
Netherlands<br />
Best internal newspaper/newsletter<br />
1st Fortis Tribune (Fortis) Belgium<br />
2nd DSB i dag (DSB) Denmark<br />
3rd Hexagon (for F Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd by BurdaYukom<br />
Publishing GmbH)<br />
Germany<br />
Best <strong>annual</strong> <strong>report</strong><br />
1st Creating Better Futures: Annual Report 06/07 (Advance<br />
Housing & Support)<br />
UK<br />
2nd Annual Report 2006: Economic Region Austria-CEE<br />
(Siemens AG Österreich)<br />
Austria<br />
3rd Rapport d’activités 2006 (Vivaqua) Belgium<br />
Best front cover<br />
1st Hexagon (for F Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd by BurdaYukom<br />
Publishing GmbH)<br />
Germany<br />
2nd Novice (Merkur) Slovenia<br />
3rd Aposta (CTT Correios de Portugal) Portugal<br />
Grand Prix presentations: Ballroom, Park Lane Hotel, London
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