FEIEA: European Association of Internal Communication
Connecting Europe’s internal communicators, driving recognition of the value and impact that our profession makes on great organisational performance
From sending to moving: Belgian internal communicators meet in Brussels
How do you get colleagues moving when sending yet another message no longer works? That question brought 165 internal communication professionals to the Flemish Parliament in Brussels on Friday 16 October, for the annual congress of vonk, the network for internal communication in Dutch-speaking Belgium.
Under the theme “From sending to moving”, the programme combined two keynotes, six breakout sessions, the launch of a benchmark report and a manifesto with seven statements for senior management.
Vonk chair Inge Vandewiele opened the day with one question for everyone to carry along: what will I do differently on Monday?
Read more >FEIEA Grand Prix awards – let the judging phase begin!
This year’s FEIEA Grand Prix IC awards are now closed with entries from more than 10 European countries.
Now the judging phase starts with three rounds of evaluation – at national level, at European-wide level and finally a special panel to find this year’s winners.
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One week left: will you be celebrating your best IC work?
The countdown is on. With entries coming in for this year’s FEIEA Grand Prix awards – don’t miss out as the deadline for entries is 16 October. Internal communicators across Europe have just one week left to showcase and celebrate work that has delivered genuine impact, innovation and excellence
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Does your IC work deserve a European stage?
What makes an award-winning entry?
Read the views from two of last year’s FEIEA Grand Prix awards judges to find out – and their top advice.
Top tips: winning entries are not just well-delivered. They are thoughtful, brave and measurable.
The strongest submissions showed a clear understanding of the problem they were solving, the people they needed to reach and the change they wanted to create.
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