2024 FEIEA Grand Prix winners revealed
Congratulations to this year’s FEIEA Grand Prix communications award winners!
The winners were announced in a virtual event on 5 December.
FEIEA would like to thank everyone who entered for taking the time to do so, and to thank the pan-European judges who gave their own time and expertise to evaluate each entry, deciding on our shortlisted entrants and the winners.
Here is the roll call of honour for 2024!
Read more >FEIEA Grand Prix awards shortlist announced
Congratulations to this year’s FEIEA awards shortlisted entrants!
Entries have now bene through three rounds of judging – at national level, at European level and finally, through a pan-European jury.
Class winners will be announced on 5 December in our virtual ceremony – meanwhile, here’s the shortlist:
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We are executors, coaches, engagers, and most importantly… strategic thinkers
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Through the years, the event has grown its proven track record of providing a holistic view of the challenges and possibilities that shape the field of internal communication. A broad field that requires helicopter views and introspect every now and then, which is why this annual congress is a day of inspiration to many.
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Read more >Award winners shortlist to be announced soon
The 2024 FEIEA Grand Prix entries are in and being judged by FEIEA’s volunteer team of senior IC experts from five European countries.
Each entry is going through three rounds of evaluation: the ‘by country’ phase; the pan-European judging and phase; and this coming week, the discussion meetings to agree each class winner.
Read more >10 days to go! Are you getting your award entries ready?
With the deadline for the 2024 FEIEA Grand Prix awards coming closer, are you preparing your internal comms awards entries?
The deadline for this year’s awards is 25 October – we’ve got some entries already in and there’s still time for you to enter.
Read more >2024 FEIEA awards now live!
FEIEA’s 2024 Grand Prix awards are now live and receiving entries.
For more than 65 years, FEIEA has been recognising the best internal communication practice within Europe – from IC strategy, campaigns, digital platforms, publications and events.
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