JANUARY 2012: MILE CLARKE AWARD
BECA is very pleased to announce that the Miles Clarke Awards for Business Events Communication is now being managed and run by Mice.Net. This will provide the award with the continued industry support and commitment in keeping with the true spirit of the award. For more information of to nominate an article please visit www.mice.net.au.
JANUARY 2011: Miles Clarke Business Events Communication Award
Did you hear any great industry presentations in 2010? Nominations are now being sought for the Miles Clarke Business Events Communication Award, now in its third year. The criteria has changed to recognise outstanding presentations on business events at industry conferences in Australia or overseas, by an Australian presenter.
If you delivered or heard an insightful presentation on an industry issue, topic or case study in 2010 and would like the content to be considered for this communication award, and for publication in micenet AUSTRALIA magazine, please contact BECA for the nomination details. The deadline for nominations is February 28, 2011.
More details on new criteria here. beca_miles_clarke_award_2011.doc
APRIL 2010: WINNER ANNOUNCED: MILES CLARKE BUSINESS EVENTS COMMUNICATION AWARD
The winner of this year’s Award was announced at the MEA Annual Awards Dinner in Melbourne on April 20.
Bethany Teulan from Business Events Sydney took out this year’s award with an article entitled
“Conferences Driving Innovation, Knowledge and Investment”. Download the article Miles_Clarke_Award_2010_Winner.pdf (80.53 KB)
A Highly Commended Certificate went to a joint entry submitted by Olga Junek, Leonie Lockstone and Martin Robertson from Victorian University, entitled:
“The Business of Teaching Business Events” Download the article Miles_Clarke_Award_2010_Highly_Commended.pdf (112.59 KB)
2009: WINNER ANNOUNCED: MILES CLARKE COMMUNICATION AWARD
BECA announced the winner of the Miles Clarke Business Events Communication Award in Adelaide on 7 April 2009:
Ian Whitworth, from creative marketing consultancy A Lizard Drinking and audiovisual group Scene Change, with an entry entitled "Time to Embrace the Unvirtual: Will the meetings industry still exist in ten years?". Click here to read the article.
Highly commended certificates were awarded to two other entries:
- "A CHANGE OF TACK ....add a dose of CSR to keep business events ‘stimulated'" written by Vanessa Cali from Encore. Click here to read the article.
- THE CONSEQUENCES OF CLIMATE CHANGE FOR THE BUSINESS EVENT SECTOR - Take Control or Wear the Consequences", a joint entry written by researcher Judith Mair and Professor Leo Jago from Victoria University. Click here to read the article.
