Another award for our magazine!
The Report has succeeded for the third time in the Zlatý středník competition and again takes third place among the best Czech and Slovak internal magazines. This year, it also won bronze in the Lemur competition, where it had even more competition, as it was included in the category of periodical company materials.
Zlatý středník is a Czech-Slovak professional competition evaluating the best communication projects and corporate internal and external media produced in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. The announcer of the traditional competition is the Association of Strategic Communication and Public Relations.
The award ceremony took place on 11 September at the Slavonic House in Prague. Martin Beneš, editor-in-chief of Report, and Dana Dvořáková, spokesperson of MND, received the award.
Thanks for this success go to all colleagues who participate in the creation of the magazine, to the graphic designer Filip Sodomek and, of course, to all the readers who contribute their feedback to improve the content and also motivate us to keep moving forward.
If you have any comments, suggestions or messages in the future, just write to redakce@mnd.cz.
Thank you!
Editorial team
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