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The COTY awards are an opportunity to celebrate and reflect on a year of professional and personal achievement, to network with peers and to be proud of all that internal communication has achieved.
Three other prizes are made at the awards lunch:
- Communicator of the Year (nominated by IoIC members)
- Diamond Award for Outstanding Achievement by an IoIC Member (decided by an IoIC panel)
- Best IoIC accreditation programme student (nominated by the IoIC’s Professional Development committee).
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Internal
communication is any communication designed to build a shared
understanding and foster a sense of community within a clearly
identified and discrete group.
This
definition reflects the need to include communication within membership
organisations and similar groups, as well as employee communication.
The important distinction is from any form of marketing or external
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IoIC presents its Communicator of the Year awards at the same time as the main awards.
Last year's recipient was Joan Bakewell.
The Communicator of the Year award is given to an individual that the organisation feels has made a major contribution to business communications over the last year.
Previous recipients include Michael Bishop, British Midland (1989), Howard Davies, then CBI but now deputy head of the Bank of England (1992), Roy Castle, posthumously, (1994), Matt Barrett, Barclays (2001), Major Sir Michael Parker (2002), John Timpson (2003) and Sainsbury's Justin King (2006), Deanna Oppenheimer (2007) and David Fairhurst (2008).
At the same time, IoIC presents:
- Diamond Award for Outstanding Achievement by an IoIC Member (decided by an IoIC panel)
- Best IoIC accreditation programme student (nominated by the IoIC’s Professional Development committee).
Other previous IoIC Communicators of the Year include:
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Jacqueline
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Sir Richard Branson
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David
Bellamy OBE
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Anne
Diamond
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Dame
Anita Roddick
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To find out more about COTY and previous awards please click on one of the articles below or use the left-hand menu.
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We
want you to tell us who you think should be awarded our top titles of
‘Communicator of the Year’ and ‘Internal Communicator of the
Year’. We’re
looking for member nominations for two outstanding individuals -
people we admire, respect and truly believe are making the greatest
difference to our profession.
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It’s time for top-notch internal
communicators to get the recognition they deserve with the launch of
the Communicators of the Year Awards 2010.
The Institute of Internal Communication
(IoIC) is inviting entries for these Awards, which focus on high
levels of professional attainment and consistent achievement in
individuals and teams, rather than focusing simply on one
publication, project or campaign.
The awards include categories for best
editor, writer, designer, agency team, in-house team (corporate),
in-house team (not-for-profit), photographer, freelancer, newcomer
and communication manager.
Award entries will be evaluated by
senior experts drawn from public and private sector organisations and
leading agencies.
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The British Association of Communicators in Business (CiB) has recognised the best of the best from a high-quality field with the announcement of its Communicator of the Year Awards 2009.
These awards break new ground by assessing levels of professional attainment, dedication and consistent achievement in an individual or team rather than focusing entirely on a specific output such as a publication, project or campaign.
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