The UnAwards19 Public Vote is now Open which means you can now choose your favourites this year…
by Darren Caveney
Read morethe #unawards17 - your guide to the big day
Well after a three-month build up the #UnAwards17 is almost here. Here’s your guide to the big day.
by Darren Caveney
Read moreannouncing the #unawards17 shortlist
Well it’s here. I’m very pleased and proud to announce the #UnAwards17 shortlist.
by Darren Caveney
Read morewhy you must enter the unawards17
You owe it to yourself and your team to enter the UnAwards17. It's free and easy to do and you have plenty of time to do it. So no excuses, right?
by Darren Caveney
Read moreunawards16 public vote open - choose your faves now
Here it is, the moment you've been waiting for. The UnAwards16 public vote is OPEN.
by Darren Caveney
Read morethe secret to brilliantly creative comms
What’s the key to outstanding communications? Who better to ask than one of the best creative agencies around…
by Caroline Roodhouse
Read morewhat a day at the unawards16 will look like
"Are the UnAwards a proper awards event if it only costs £20 to attend them?"
by Darren Caveney
Read more3 great new categories you'll want to enter in the unawards16
We're committed to the UnAwards because we think they are an important initiative. Really important.
by Darren Caveney
Read morewhy you must, must, must enter the unawards16
You owe it to yourself and your team to enter the UnAwards16, It's free and easy to do and you have plenty of time to do it. So no excuses, right?
By Darren Caveney
Read morewhy ethics and diversity are a big part of the unawards16
f you’ve worked in communications and PR for long enough you’ll have encountered times when you’re challenged around ethics and diversity. An all-new UnAwards category for 2016 wants to shine a light on the good work being done in our industry to tackle these issues.
by Phil Morcom
Read morethe unawards16 are open
The UnAwards are back – and here’s everything you need to know to enter, showcase your best work and attend the coolest communications event of the year bar none…
By Darren Caveney
Read morelessons from leeds – the six traits of an unawards winner
The city of Leeds is a cradle of learning with an established reputation as one of the leading university cities in the UK. So it was a perfect location to kick off the first of our UnAwards Winners Masterclasses.
By Darren Caveney
Read more#unawards15 – the shortlist
Well that was fun.
Yesterday saw the end of our public vote and the announcement of the #UnAwards15 shortlist. I went slightly bog-eyed watching it all unfold but we now know the runners and riders in all 15 categories.
Over 140 entries poured into the UnAwards15 from across the UK and from as far afield as Norway.
Central government, local government, NHS, Police, Housing, Fire, Higher Education, third sector and the agency world all took part and our 14 external judges have had quite a task in getting down to our final shortlist.
The standard of your entries this year has been high. We know this because some of our judges are hard to impress, But impressed they were.
Our love and respect for this fabulous comms, PR, marketing and digital community, which we all exist in, just grows and grows and thank you so much for supporting the #UnAwards15.
know someone brilliant? nominate them and make their day
We know that a common complaint from comms folk, and others for that matter, is a lack of recognition for their work.
Whether it’s a brilliant campaign, managing communications through a crisis or just turning up every day of the year and being the best you can be it’s not a lot to ask to get the odd ‘well done’ or ‘thank you’.
But it doesn’t happen often enough and that is the ultimate reason behind the comms2point UnAwards 15. To shine a light on the colleagues proudly flying comms flags across the sectors.
Now there’s only one thing better than being shortlisted for an award and that’s being nominated by someone else for an award. It’s a special thing. It means you’ve caught someone’s eye, demanded their attention or impressed them with your creativity, doggedness, enthusiasm and skills.
Know someone like that? Then why not nominate them in the UnAwards 15.
All you need to do is complete this dead easy entry form here.
the comms2point0 unawards: the story so far
The inaugural comms2point0 UnAwards take place in December in Birmingham. Here's a quick update on the story so far, and details of how you can get involved...
First off, we wanted to repeat our huge and genuine thank you to everyone who has shown interest, entered awards, talked so positively and shared the love for the inaugural comms2point0 UnAwards.
We are very, very grateful.
As a result, it means that you have created the most popular comms industry awards in the UK this year*
not entered the unawards yet? here’s why you should...
The deadline for the comms2point0 inaugural UnAwards is upon us. November 12 at midnight is the cut-off point. In two minds? Let us persuade you...
by Emma Rodgers
You’ve thought about doing them but you haven’t quite got your act together. Here’s why we really think you should.
It’s super speedy to enter – you only need to write 400 words - you’d probably get that done in 60 minutes. That’s one hour – let me say that again – one hour to potentially win a good old bit of kudos for you, your team or the hard slog that you’ve done
