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Honouring those who set the bar for excellence in visual communications, Communicate magazine has announced its shortlisted entries for the Lens Awards 2025. This year’s selection promises an exciting and competitive evening celebrating the very best in creative innovation and storytelling.

Building strong connections with charities, businesses and local communities helps raise brand awareness, strengthen reputation and create positive change. This year’s Corporate Engagement Awards will honour outstanding achievements in partnerships, sponsorships and CSR across 27 categories. With the 2025 awards open for entries, the programme continues to set the standard for corporate engagement.

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From CSR to high street stars, here is our pick of the latest in video communications. For more from #CommunicateLens, follow @Communicatemag.
From lines of inclusion to banks for transfusions, here is our pick of the latest in video communications. For more from #CommunicateLens, follow @Communicatemag.
Over a quarter of PR and in-house comms leaders are aware of the value of video, but are yet to find a way for it to yield justifiable results.
From underarms campaigns to sustainable aims, here’s our pick of the latest in video communications. For more from #CommunicateLens, follow @CommunicateMag.
The Corporate Engagement Awards 2020 opens for entries today. The awards, now in its 10th year, recognise the best in relationships and reputation management through partnerships, sponsorships and CSR.
The Comms Lab appealed to agencies, individuals and brand owners to get behind the #ItsOurTime campaign this week to motivate the under-30s to use their vote at UK general election.
From modern murals to fights for sight, here's our pick of the latest in video communications. For more from #CommunicateLens, follow @Communicatemag.
Ovarian Cancer Action has just unveiled a new video designed to help protect the next generation of women from a cancer that claims a life every two hours in the UK.
Consumers are changing their purchasing habits in response to bad press about packaging waste, a Europe-wide survey of 7,000 people shows.