Gold at last for Report!
Report has enjoyed great success. Our magazine took first place in the Czech Public Relations Awards and walked away with the main trophy – the large Lemur statuette. It took first place in the corporate periodicals category and can now, for the first time, boast the title of best corporate magazine in the Czech Republic. The competition is organised by the Public Relations Association (APRA).
The report succeeded against very strong competition. In this category, it competed against all types of corporate publications – from print magazines to digital newsletters. The jury particularly praised the diversity of the content, the clean design and the overall concept of the magazine.
“I appreciate the strategy based on human stories, rather than just communicating corporate topics, the high-quality graphics and clean layout, the regular handling of feedback, and the adjustments made in response to employees’ suggestions. I also rate the online version and the website, which allows for immediate updates, highly,” wrote one of the judges in their assessment.
Second place went to the magazine *Stetoskop*, published by Penta Hospitals, whilst the bronze was awarded to the internal newsletter *Nova News* from TV Nova.
The awards ceremony took place on 4 June at the Prague Planetarium. MND’s press spokesperson, Dana Dvořáková, accepted the Lemur statuette on behalf of Report.
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