Organisers of France’s Heavent Awards 2019 are encouraging all live communication agencies worldwide to consider entering before the 4 February deadline. The awards evening takes place 28 March 2019 at the Palais des Festivals de Cannes, during the two-day tradeshow Heavent Meetings. The awards’ corporate jury judging the shortlisted events will include Groupe Bouygues, Nespresso Switzerland, Uber Europe, Dessange, SNCF, Valeo, Faurecia, Leroy Merlin, NISSAN Europe, Group PSA UK, Siemens Healthcare Germany. Agencies can enter their best 2018 events to be recognised among the international event community, for the following nine categories: Event Award B2C, Event Award B2B, Internal communication Event Award, Exceptional Event Award, Sport/Cultural/Educational or Entertainment Event Award, Integrated or Multichannel Event Award, Brand experience Event Award, Forum/Summit/Congress/Fair Award and Incentive/Travel/Teambuilding Award. The additional Grand Prix of the Jury and International Grand Prix of the Jury do not require a special application. For further information and to enter, click here:
Countdown for entries to 2019 Heavent Awards in Cannes
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