NEWS

The Corporate Engagement Awards continues to recognise excellence in corporate partnerships and sponsorships, ranging from community involvement and CSR initiatives, to arts and culture programmes. A dazzling evening saw awards go to a high calibre of fresh and thought-provoking entries.

Broadcaster and cultural advocate Mariella Frostrup has been named Communication Fellow for the 2025 EVCOM Fellowship Awards, recognising her significant impact on the creative communications landscape.

NEWS FILTERS

Orla Pearson, co-founder of AccessLOOP and MyClearText, explores the importance of accessibility law in establishing change and reaching audiences.
Samantha Gunn, creative director at Plastic Pictures, presents three social media strategies that can help companies engage with their audiences.
Nick Gold, managing director at Speakers Corner, on why today's business leaders must embody their values to build trust in an AI-driven world.
This year's winners captivated audiences with emotive and powerful storytelling. Whether through in-depth interviews or compelling documentary-style films, the Lens Awards 2025 spotlighted creativity and passion while demonstrating the transformative power of video in modern corporate communications. Plus: catch up on anything you may have missed with our Lens Awards podcast episode.
Andrew Thomas looks back at the life of PRCA director-general, Francis Ingham, who died this morning, aged 47.
The shortlist for the Corporate Content Awards Europe 2023 has been announced, highlighting the work of organisations that have demonstrated excellence in corporate storytelling and the use of narrative.
Our panel of expert industry professionals have analysed all entries, selecting those that have gone above and beyond to demonstrate excellence in corporate film, storytelling and visual communications.
The winners of Digital Impact Awards Asia 2022 have been revealed, setting the benchmark for excellence and ingenuity in digital stakeholder engagement, and recognising brilliance in a sector that continues to grow.
In the first of a monthly series on ethics, the PRCA Ethics Council’s Co-Chair, Mary Beth West, explains why ethics should be the alpha and omega not only of public relations but of business itself, with PR practitioners acting as the voice of conscience for their organisations.