PP owner Incisive Media named B2B digital publisher of the year for a record fifth time
Incisive Media - the Covent Garden-based publisher of Professional Pensions – has won the AOP’s digital publisher of the year accolade for the fifth time in ten years.
Incisive Media also won the award for employer excellence at a live digital ceremony organised by the Association of Online Publishers on 15 October and hosted by comedian Ellie Taylor. Incisive was chosen from a heavyweight shortlist that also included News UK.
Incisive has previously won the B2B digital publisher of the year accolade in 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2017. It is the only B2B publisher to rack up five of these awards.
Citing the employer of the year award, the judges thought that Incisive Media had made impressive progress in its quest to make its company a supportive place to work. A highlight was its achievement in not having a gender pay gap.
It was also a triumphant afternoon for Incisive's market-leading sustainability brand BusinessGreen. Editor-in-chief James Murray was crowned digital editor of the year from a shortlist that also included the editors of Elle, House Beautiful and Digital Spy. Meanwhile, BusinessGreen was highly-commended in the best B2B online brand category.
The judges agreed that BusinessGreen had a very successful year with real movement in its underlying commercials. They were impressed by the brand's focus on its key audience and the ensuing membership growth.
James Murray was specifically cited for managing a relaunch that turned a niche publication in to a market-leading brand, a clear mission well delivered, high-profile journalism and delivery of innovation around formats.
Incisive Media chief executive Jonathon Whiteley said: "This was a triumphant afternoon for Incisive Media. To win digital publisher of the year for a record fifth time demonstrates the consistently innovative and excellent service we deliver for our audiences and customers, which is a tribute to the talent, ingenuity and sheer dedication of the whole team in a year that has been so difficult for the whole sector.
"We're also thrilled to be honoured for our championing of sustainability and diversity. And in James, we're privileged to have one of the most inspirational and insightful editors in the B2B sector. All in all, we're in tremendous shape to succeed in today's challenging and fast-changing publishing environment."
For more information about BusinessGreen go to www.businessgreen.com.
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