High Distinction for TRUMPF Annual Report
source:TRUMPF
keywords: TRUMPF Annual Report Content Marketing Award
Time:2016-07-18
TRUMPF was awarded a gold prize in the 2016 Best of Content Marketing competition for the concept and high-quality execution of its annual report, "Attentive". The jury's conclusion: TRUMPF has managed to produce one of the most unusual pieces of work this competition has seen. In six separate reports about employees, the Attentive annual report conveys in a supremely credible manner the values held by this family company — strong roots, a tangible entrepreneurial spirit and consistent, future-oriented thinking.
Record-Level Participation for Europe's Biggest Content Marketing Award
A total of 767 entries—corporate media, media systems, campaigns and individual contributions in a range of media forms—were submitted to the 2016 Best of Content Marketing (BCM) competition. Following the jury's assessment, 258 entries were nominated for prizes, 58 of which went on to receive the BCM gold award. The winners of the gold award were announced at the award ceremony, held on the 16th of June, 2016 in Hamburg. The award—the biggest in Europe devoted to content marketing—is arranged by the Content Marketing Forum (CMF). From 2003 to 2015, prizes were awarded under the name BCP Best of Corporate Publishing.
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