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12 Sometimes the best communication cannot be categorized: special prize for LF6A (Norway) Best magazine: One (Switzerland) Best newspaper: Die Post (Switzerland) FEIEA The Report 2007-08 FEIEA Grand Prix 2008 Multi-language joint class winner: Agenda (Sweden) Best front cover: SF Live (Switzerland) Best photo: Aspekt (Denmark) To download a booklet showing the winning entries and a selection of the comments from judges, please visit the Grand Prix section of the FEIEA website (www.feiea.com). In 2008 the Grand Prix attracted 148 entries from 10 countries. This marks a reduction in the number of entries, and FEIEA will seek to rebuild entry numbers in 2009. The pan-European judging weekend was held in Brussels, where a representative of the European Commission joined the judging panel. The awards were presented in Regensdorf, Switzerland on 30 October 2008. Award winners in 2008 Best internal multi-language publication 1st Globe (Georg Fischer AG) Germany 1st Agenda (Volvo Car Corporation) Sweden 3rd Danske (Danske Bank Group) Denmark The judges awarded a certificate of merit to ‘LF6A: Valhall at 25’, produced in Norway by Tacticus AS for BP Norway. Best internal magazine/news-magazine 1st One (Crédit Suisse) Switzerland 2nd Aspekt (TDC) Denmark 3rd www.ifs.at (Institut für Sozialdienste) Austria Best internal newspaper/newsletter 1st Die Post (Die Post) Switzerland 2nd Globe (Georg Fischer AG) Germany 3rd DSB i dag (DSB) Denmark Best annual report No awards were made in this class in 2008 Best front cover 1st Live (SF Swiss Television) Switzerland 2nd News4U (Fortis Insurance Belgium) Belgium 3rd GO’ JYSK (JYSK) Denmark Best photograph 1st Aspekt (TDC) Denmark 2nd 13 (Vlaamse Gemeenschap) Belgium 3rd Aposta (CTT Correios de Portugal) Portugal Best internal electronic newsletter (interactive) 1st Diálogoonline (Siemens) Portugal 2nd Red Net (Die Mobiliar) Switzerland Best internal electronic newsletter (static) 1st Alumni (Axa) UK 2nd Sem Filtro (Ipsis) Portugal Best intranet site 1st Post Wide Web (Die Post) Switzerland 2nd One Intra (Austrian Airlines) Austria 3rd International Events Website (Siemens) Portugal Best audio-visual communication 1st Presentation of new portal and ID (Manchete) Portugal 2nd Together.Screen (Siemens AG Österreich) Austria 3rd Innovation Through Food (Anchor Trust) UK Best internal communication strategy – single issue 1st Euro 2008 (Mobilkom AG) Austria Best internal communication strategy – ongoing project No awards were made in this class in 2008 Best internal communication strategy – multinational project No awards were made in this class in 2008 Year: 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 No. of entries: 180 (target) 148 209 198 158 230 156
Governance The governance of FEIEA’s affairs is assured through the interaction of two groups, the FEIEA Executive Committee and the FEIEA Council, both chaired by the FEIEA President. The FEIEA Executive Committee meets formally twice a year in spring and autumn and informally by ‘audio meeting’ (teleconference). This group is the FEIEA management team which carries out FEIEA’s activities, controls its finances ad conceives its future. The Executive line-up in 2008 was: FEIEA President Daniel Ambühl (Switzerland), Immediate Past President Birgit Snizek (Austria), Vice-President and Communications Director Steve Doswell (UK), Secretary-General Diana Janežič (Slovenia), Treasurer-General Marie-Eve Deltenre (Belgium), Grand Prix Director Lyndsay Markham (UK), Press Card & Diploma of Honour Co-ordinator Poul Erik Larsen (Denmark), General Members Attilio de Pascalis (Italy), Gerhard Vilsmeier (Germany). Mario Branco (Portugal) and Vesna Petkovšek (Slovenia) were elected to the Executive, bringing the combined team strength to 11. This remained the Executive line-up at the end of 2008. The Executive has decided to increase the time available to consider FEIEA business together. From 2009, the audio meetings will be held monthly. The FEIEA Council is the ‘parliament’ of the national member associations. Through its yearly autumn meeting, the Council governs FEIEA in line with its statutes. The Council meeting is normally attended by up to two delegates from each member association, typically the current national President and a designated European representative, plus all members of the FEIEA Executive. In statutory terms, the Executive and the Council are distinct governance bodies. However, some national associations have found it increasingly difficult to send national representatives to the annual Council meeting and the size of the Council meeting has been declining. FEIEA is keen to reverse this trend. Council hosts Council: FEIEA Council meeting at City Hall, Westminster FEIEA The Report 2007-08 13
Page 1 and 2: CONNECTING EUROPE’S COMMUNICATORS
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Page 5 and 6: Strategic themes Tactics may change
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