SHORTLIST FOR 2020 CORPORATE CONTENT AWARDS NORTH AMERICA ANNOUNCED
Cravenhill Publishing, home to Communicate magazine, is proud to announce the shortlist for the 2020 Corporate Content Awards North America, which benchmark and reward corporate storytelling and the use of narrative to all corporate audiences across owned, earned and bought media. It is the first year it launches in North America, following the success of the European event.
The shortlist for the 2020 Corporate Content Awards North America includes those exhibiting best practice in the use of corporate communications by every size and sector and across every type of channel and platform. It is an opportunity to provide recognition for the efforts of all staff, companies, agencies and beneficiaries involved.
“We announced the launch of the Corporate Content Awards before the Covid-19 pandemic took hold. Frankly, we hadn’t thought anyone would enter. However, we were stunned by how many submissions we received, and of such high calibre. It is testament to the creativity of corporate storytellers throughout the US and Canada,” says Andrew Thomas, publisher of Communicate Magazine and founder of the Corporate Content Awards.
Judges from FedEx, GE Healthcare, KPMG and more determined the shortlist based on established criteria, selecting those businesses who demonstrated strategic development, narrative building and excellent content in their corporate stories.
Two of the most hotly contended categories were ’Best use of long-term content’ and ‘Best use of content in a live or experiential setting,’ both of which have four companies shortlisted by the judges.
The winners will be announced 12 November 2020 through a virtual awards event.
Congratulations to all of those shortlisted.
The full shortlist is as follows:
Best content campaign to assist with corporate positioning
HSBC US and Atlantic Television
Spectacular Northwest Territories with Brand Momentum Inc and Outcrop Communications
Best content targeted to the CSR community
Macpaw and Bang Bang Productions
Molson Coors Beverage Company and Flag Communications
Mondelez and MerchantCantos
Best content targeted to the investor audience
CFA Institute and Living
Prologis and Atlantic Television
Downtown Denver Partnership and ArtHouse Design
Best content targeted to the internal audience
Ingram Micro Canada
Interpublic Group
LivaNova
Best use of video
Kamik (Genfoot Inc.) and Toast Studio
Shutterstock and Simple Story
UJA Federation of Greater Toronto and 5Gear Studios
Votary Films
Best use of digital
MyUS
RELX
Spectacular Northwest Territories with Brand Momentum Inc and Outcrop Communications
Best use of print
IFC
Best use of a visual property
Interpublic Group
Kasowitz and Living
Downtown Denver Partnership and ArtHouse Design
Best use of a celebrity or influencer
The Brumos Collection and Dalton Agency
Best copy style or tone of voice
IFC
Best use of content with an existing external community
Avaya and A-Vision
Detroit Grooming Co. and Franco
Best user-generated content
Cisco and TINT
Best use of content in a live or experiential setting
ASICS and Edelman
Gurney's Resorts and The Charles Group
Pratt & Whitney and Valtech
Senior Placement Services and The McRae Agency
Most creative use of owned media channels
Interpublic Group
LivaNova
RELX
Best branded content site
Enviva
Kasowitz and Living
Reltio
Best interactive content
Nestlé and Hill + Knowlton Strategies
Spectacular Northwest Territories with Brand Momentum Inc and Outcrop Communications
Best use of content in a social context
CFA Institute and Living
Major Tom
Best one-off content campaign
Pratt & Whitney and Valtech
Spectacular Northwest Territories with Brand Momentum Inc and Outcrop Communications
The Brumos Collection and Dalton Agency
Best long-term use of content
Avaya and A-Vision
Rachel Harrison Consultancy
Société General and MultiVision Digital
Vertiv and Fahlgren Mortine
Winners in the following categories will be announced on the night; Best corporate storyteller and the Grand prix