We Are The Best Corporate Storytellers

We won big at the Corporate Content Awards 2026, and went home with…

Best Content Campaign to Assist with Corporate Positioning: Silver with Legal & General

Best Content to Assist with Reputation Management: Silver with Barclays

Best Content Targeted at an Internal Audience: Bronze with Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Best Use of Learning & Development Content: Bronze with ACCA

Best Use of Audio & Podcasts: Gold with Kew Gardens, Silver with Legal & General

Best Use of a Celebrity or Influencer: Gold with Barclays

Best Use of Content with an Existing External Community: Silver with Barclays 

Best Long-Term Use of Content: Gold with Legal & General

Best Corporate Storyteller: Gold with Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
 

Not bad eh?

The Corporate Content Awards are a key celebration of content from all across the whole spectrum – video to print – and I’ve always hoped that one day podcasts would be regarded as a core and natural part of this mix, rather than a quirky side project. That day is finally here, with major clients building it into their main budgets, not just picking scraps from the innovation pot. The medium sits proudly and equally alongside more traditional channels, with the measurement and performance to match. We’re always incredibly grateful to the clients who trust us to build out their podcast channels, and who hold us to account for the money they spend. We’re not here for vanity projects, but we are certainly here for the wine.


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