Entries now open for the 2018 Mumbrella CommsCon Awards
Entries for the 2018 Mumbrella CommsCon Awards are now open. This year features two new campaign awards, Best PR-led Brand Partnership Campaign, and Best Use of Technology in a Campaign. In all, there are 27 categories covering campaigns, business and people.
Red Agency at 2017’s CommsCon Awards
The Mumbrella CommsCon Awards will also seek to recognise the best PR employer in the industry as well as the best boutique or small agency, the best midsize PR agency and the best large PR agency.
Last year’s Mumbrella CommsCon Awards attracted more than 300 entries which were judged by over 70 industry experts.
A full list of entry criteria can be found on the Mumbrella CommsCon Awards website.
CAMPAIGN CATEGORIES
Best Social Media or Digitally-led Campaign
B2C Campaign
B2B Campaign
Best Campaign with a Small Budget
Best Use of Owned Media
Internal Communications / Change Management
Best Use of Technology in a Campaign
Best PR-led Brand Partnership Campaign
Launch or Relaunch Campaign of the Year
PR-led Event or Activation of the Year
Best Government Relations Campaign
Best Government Sponsored Campaign
Best Investor or Community Relations Campaign
Corporate Social Responsibility
Pro Bono Campaign of the Year
Best Influencer Strategy
PEOPLE CATEGORIES
Best New PR Talent of the Year
PR Professional of the Year – In-house
PR Professional of the Year – Agency
PR Leader of the Year
Social Media Community Manager of the Year
Influencer of the Year
BUSINESS CATEGORIES
Best Use of Research / Insights
Best PR Employer
Best PR Team of the Year – Inhouse
Boutique or Small PR Agency of the Year
Midsize PR Agency of the Year
Large PR Agency of the Year
To enter please visit the CommsCon Awards website.
Damian is the head of content at Mumbrella, overseeing all content and editorial within the business. He has worked as a journalist and communications consultant across a number of industries for over 15 years. He has been with Mumbrella for more than three years, initially running event content. Damian was previously print editor of AdNews.
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