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IBP NATIONAL JOURNALISM AWARDS 2018 – JUDGES

IBP JOURNALISM AWARDS 2018 – JUDGES

 

Claer Barratt, Personal Finance Editor, Financial Times

Adrian Barrick, Editorial Consultant, former editor Building

Giles Barrie, MD, Strategic Communications, FTI Consulting, former editor Property Week

Peter Bill, Freelance Journalist, former editor Building and Estates Gazette

Mark Collins, Executive Director, CBRE

Tim Danton, Director, Danton Media, Consultant to Dennis Publishing

Peter Day, Correspondent, BBC ‘In Business’ programme

George Demetri, Technical Writer WSP, former editor World Tunnelling

Soraya Khan, Partner, Theis and Khan Architects

Mike Leonard, CEO, Building Alliance

Dominic Morgan, Director, Ing media, former deputy editor Property Week

Fiona Neil, Associate, Piercy Company, Architects

Richard Northedge, City & Business Journalist, former editor, Sunday Business

Alasdair Reisner, CEO, CECA, former journalist on Construction News

Peter Roper, Freelance Journalist, former editor New Builder

Dickon Ross, Editor-in-Chief, Engineering & Technology

Barbara Rowlands, Associate Professor of Journalism, City University

David Saffin, CEO, Second Opinion Experts Alliance

John Slaughter, Director, External Affairs, Home Buyers Federation

Ruth Slavid, Architecture Editor and Journalist, former editor AJ Online

Caroline Thorpe, Freelance Journalist (business, politics and social affairs) contributes to:

The Economist, The Financial Times, The Guardian and The Daily Telegraph

Jenny Watt, Marketing Manager, The Built Environment Trust

James Whitmore, Tavistock, former City Editor Property Week

John Yadoo, Partner, Pryme Consulting

 

This list is comprehensive and correct at the time of posting

 

June 2018

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ibp National Journalism Awards 2015 – Sponsorship Details

Each sponsor can brand an award, host a table and receives the following benefits:

  • Online publicity campaign (commencing in June 2015) to over 300 named journalists. Previous year’s entrants targeted in each category.
  • Branding on IBP Journalism Awards sponsors website page/Awards Bulletins (through to January 2016 inclusive).
  • Listing and logo on all entry material (June to November inclusive).
  • Use of IBP Awards logo on sponsors stationery and email header.
  • IBP website link to sponsor’s website.
  • Listing and logo on material circulated to all magazines/newspapers (in July and August).
  • Listing and logo on online dinner application forms.
  • Mention in external pre and post promotion and publicity.
  • A table for ten people at the Awards dinner to include three nominated journalists in each category plus a category judge, together with six guests of your choice. Total ten people.
  • Three course dinner with wine/water.
  • Logo on table, menu, presentation stage set and evening Awards Bulletin.
  • Senior executive from sponsorship organisation to present cheque.
  • Mention in category introduction on the night.
  • Listing and logo on on-line Awards Bulletin and evening Awards presentation video.
  • Networking opportunities with journalists and guests at the pre-dinner reception.
  • Post Awards drinks reception
  • Mention of sponsor in category winner’s publication. (NB: while this is more of less beyond the control of the Awards organisers, individual press releases are prepared, for each category, to include the sponsor and are sent to the news editor to reach publication the morning following the Awards dinner).
  • Photographs of the winner with sponsor sent electronically to publications and sponsors for the next morning.
  • Inclusion on the IBP website Awards news section throughout 2015/16, after which news links are transferred to the archive section. See www.ibp.org.uk Click Awards and Archive Awards section of the menu to access previous years Awards Bulletin and events.

The 2015 Awards Presentation Dinner will take place on Thursday 19th November

at the Four Seasons Hotel, Park Lane, London. The Awards will be presented by a leading industry (media/property or construction) figure. The Awards section of the evening will be hosted by Peter Murray, chairman, London Festival of Architecture. Please note the programme is still in development.

The sponsorship package costs for each category is £4950.00 [held at last year’s rate] plus VAT plus the sponsor’s presentation cheque for £500 (VAT not applicable) to the winning journalist in their category.

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ibp National Journalism Awards 2017 – Sponsorship Details

Each host receives the following benefits:

  • On signing of host support announcement to entire membership data base, including email, twitter and LinkedIn platforms.
  • Online publicity campaign (commencing in June 2017) to over 300 named journalists. Previous year’s entrants targeted in each category.
  • Branding on IBP Journalism Awards sponsors website page/Awards Bulletins (through to July 2018 inclusive).
  • Listing and logo on all entry material (July to December inclusive).
  • Use of IBP Awards logo on hosts stationery and email header.
  • IBP website link to sponsors website.
  • Listing and logo on material circulated to all magazines/newspapers (August to December 2017).
  • Listing and logo on online dinner details and ticket application forms.
  • Mention in external pre and post promotion and publicity.
  • A table for ten people at the Awards dinner to include a minimum of three nominated journalists in (each) category plus a category judge, together with six guests of your choice. Total ten people. Tables can be increased to accommodate 12 people.
  • Three course dinner with wine/water.
  • Logo on table, menu, presentation stage set, category section and evening Awards Bulletin.
  • Senior executive from host organisation to join guest speaker on stage and present cheque to winning editor/journalist.
  • Mention in category introduction on the night.
  • Listing and logo on on-line Awards Bulletin and evening Awards presentation video. (Awards Bulletin goes ‘live’ the following morning, the video is available to view the following week).
  • Networking opportunities with journalists and guests at the pre-dinner reception.
  • Post Awards drinks reception
  • Mention of sponsor in category winner’s publication. (NB: while this is more of less beyond the control of the Awards organisers, individual press releases and award presentation photographs, for each category, are sent to the news editor to reach all publication the morning following the Awards dinner).
  • Photographs of the winner with host sent electronically to sponsors the next morning.
  • Inclusion on the IBP website Awards news section throughout 2017/18, after which news links are transferred to the ‘live’ archive section.

Click Awards and Archive Awards section of the menu to access previous years Awards Bulletin and events.

The Journalism Awards Presentation dinner will take place on Thursday 30th November, with the Awards section of the evening hosted by Peter Murray, chairman, London Festival of Architecture. The Awards will be presented by guest speaker, Lord (Guy) Black of Brentwood, Executive Director, Telegraph Media Group, President of the London Press Club.

Examples of the printed marketing material and branding opportunities can be sent on request. Last years Awards Bulletin and recorded highlights of the speakers and Awards presentations can be viewed on the ibp website homepage video library link www.ibp.org.uk

The cost of a host sponsorship package for each Award category remains at £5,450.00 plus VAT.

In addition to the individual Award category sponsorship package there are opportunities to participate as an event host, including the pre-dinner and post Awards receptions. These elements are available for further discussion to help meet sponsors specific requiremens.

All details are correct at time of posting on the website.

February 2017

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ibp National Journalism Awards 2017 – Sponsorship Details

Each host receives the following benefits:

  • On signing of host support announcement to entire membership data base, including email, twitter and LinkedIn platforms.
  • Online publicity campaign (commencing in June 2017) to over 300 named journalists. Previous year’s entrants targeted in each category.
  • Branding on IBP Journalism Awards sponsors website page/Awards Bulletins (through to July 2018 inclusive).
  • Listing and logo on all entry material (July to December inclusive).
  • Use of IBP Awards logo on hosts stationery and email header.
  • IBP website link to sponsors website.
  • Listing and logo on material circulated to all magazines/newspapers (August to December 2017).
  • Listing and logo on online dinner details and ticket application forms.
  • Mention in external pre and post promotion and publicity.
  • A table for ten people at the Awards dinner to include a minimum of three nominated journalists in (each) category plus a category judge, together with six guests of your choice. Total ten people. Tables can be increased to accommodate 12 people.
  • Three course dinner with wine/water.
  • Logo on table, menu, presentation stage set, category section and evening Awards Bulletin.
  • Senior executive from host organisation to join guest speaker on stage and present cheque to winning editor/journalist.
  • Mention in category introduction on the night.
  • Listing and logo on on-line Awards Bulletin and evening Awards presentation video. (Awards Bulletin goes ‘live’ the following morning, the video is available to view the following week).
  • Networking opportunities with journalists and guests at the pre-dinner reception.
  • Post Awards drinks reception
  • Mention of sponsor in category winner’s publication. (NB: while this is more of less beyond the control of the Awards organisers, individual press releases and award presentation photographs, for each category, are sent to the news editor to reach all publication the morning following the Awards dinner).
  • Photographs of the winner with host sent electronically to sponsors the next morning.
  • Inclusion on the IBP website Awards news section throughout 2017/18, after which news links are transferred to the ‘live’ archive section.

Click Awards and Archive Awards section of the menu to access previous years Awards Bulletin and events.

The Journalism Awards Presentation dinner will take place on Thursday 30th November, with the Awards section of the evening hosted by Peter Murray, chairman, London Festival of Architecture. The Awards will be presented by guest speaker, Lord (Guy) Black of Brentwood, Executive Director, Telegraph Media Group, President of the London Press Club.

Examples of the printed marketing material and branding opportunities can be sent on request. Last years Awards Bulletin and recorded highlights of the speakers and Awards presentations can be viewed on the ibp website homepage video library link www.ibp.org.uk

The cost of a host sponsorship package for each Award category remains at £5,450.00 plus VAT.

In addition to the individual Award category sponsorship package there are opportunities to participate as an event host, including the pre-dinner and post Awards receptions. These elements are available for further discussion to help meet sponsors specific requiremens.

All details are correct at time of posting on the website.

February 2017

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Employment advice by Media Contacts for Candidates

 

How to Market Yourself Effectively

Attractive jobs naturally generate a large number of applicants and employers have to make quick decisions, with limited information, as to who they will want to interview. To secure your ideal job, you need to understand how to best present yourself to a potential employer. Here are some tried and tested methods of communicating why you are a perfect candidate for your chosen role.

  • Write an attractive CV

Tailor your CV to each job you apply for. This will enable you to demonstrate to an employer that you understand the demands of a job due to your experience. Do not send out generic CVs. When thinking about a CV layout, keep things simple, as a potential employer needs something easy to read. Make sure you include your achievements – we see a lot of CVs outlining what someone does, but not whether they are actually any good at it!

  • Be confident

Oozing confidence shows potential employers that you believe in yourself and your abilities, reflecting that they can believe in you too.

  • Highlight career goals

Having set goals highlights that you are looking to constantly progress, are organised and ambitious.

  • Show some personality

Demonstrate your personal passions to show how well-rounded you are as an individual. Be prepared to talk about what you are reading at the moment, and what your interests are.

  • Be active on social media

Social media is powerful if used in the right way, keep your social profiles up to date and professional. LinkedIn/Facebook groups are handy to join as you can meet industry professionals, develop professional relationships and get yourself recognised.

  • Use the right terminology

Using the correct terminology will demonstrate to potential employers that you are knowledgeable about your industry.

  • Do your Research

Be prepared to explain to an employer exactly why you are interested in working for them. Talk about their product or service offering, successes they have had and their vision. Many companies will have this information in their “About Us” or “Careers” section of their web site. Also be ready to talk about the industry you work in – what are the trends and latest news?

  • Look the Part

Make sure you are smartly presented and in tune with the culture and dress code of the company. A firm handshake and good eye contact are also important. Avoid smelling of smoke, food etc

 

IBP Hot Jobs from @_mediacontacts
 

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IBP National Journalism Awards 2024

CALL FOR ONLINE ENTRIES

Closing date: Friday 6 September 2024

The IBP Journalism Awards 2024 are now open for entry. These awards recognise the very best journalism in property and the built environment and have become a benchmark for excellence. They are judged by a panel of influential journalists and industry professionals drawn from the built environment.

Winners of the journalist categories will be awarded £500 and the overall winner will be named IBP Journalist of the Year.

You can view the categories and submit your entry through our new awards website.

The deadline to enter is Friday 6 September 2024 and we encourage entries from any journalist or media brand writing about the built environment. To qualify for entry, all articles should have been published in the 12-month period ending 31 August 2024.

The award ceremony will take place on 21 November 2024 at The Building Centre in London.

If you have any questions about the awards, please contact Cristie Hammond: ibpjournalismawards@gmail.com

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The Annual Wren Talk: ’Nicholas Barbon – the man who transformed London’

Architectural writer and historian Jeremy Melvin gives this year’s talk on the colourful seventeenth century economist and financier, Nicholas Barbon, who turned property development into speculation and invented fire insurance.

‘It was not worth his while to deal little; that a bricklayer could do‘ an admirer wrote of Wren’s contemporary Nicholas Barbon. This  assessment contains the key to how Barbon transformed London: he turned property development from an extension of construction (bricklaying) into fully fledged speculation — where it has been ever since.

Barbon invented the concept of risk management through founding the first fire insurance company. His tracts, like ‘An Apology for the Builder’ and ‘Of Trade’, argued the benefits of continuous economic growth backed by expansion of credit. This led Karl Marx, with grudging approval, to make ‘Old Barbon’ the first economic authority he cited in Das Kapital.

Jeremy Melvin was formerly consultant curator to the Royal Academy architecture programme, he is Programme Curator for the World Architecture Festival and a visiting professor at the Bartlett School of Architecture.

The Talk and Q&A session will be chaired by Paul Finch, programme director of the World Architecture Festival and editorial director of the Architectural Review and Architects’ Journal.

Limited tickets are available to attend in person at St Bride’s, Fleet Street, and the event will also be streamed live on YouTube. Click here to register:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wren-talk-2020jeremy-melvin-online-in-church-registration-123350347209

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ibp National Journalism Awards 2018 – Sponsorship Details

 

Each host receives the following sponsorship benefits:

  • On signing of host support announcements to entire membership data base, including email, twitter and LinkedIn platforms.
  • Online publicity campaign (commencing in June 2018) to over 300 named journalists. Previous year’s entrants targeted in each category.
  • Branding on IBP Journalism Awards sponsors website page/Awards Bulletins (through to June 2019 inclusive).
  • Listing and logo on all entry and Awards material (July to December 2018 inclusive).
  • Use of IBP Awards logo on hosts stationery and email header.
  • IBP website link to sponsors website.
  • Listing and logo on material circulated to all magazines/newspapers (August to December 2018).
  • Listing and logo on online dinner details and ticket application forms.
  • Mention in external pre and post promotion and publicity.
  • A table for ten people at the Awards dinner (in the Ballroom) to include a minimum of three and a maximum of 6 nominated journalists in (each) category plus a category judge, together with three guests of your choice. Total ten people. Tables can be increased to accommodate 12 people.
  • Three course dinner with wine/water.
  • Logo on table, menu, presentation stage set, category section and evening Awards Bulletin.
  • Senior executive from host organisation to join guest speaker on stage and present cheque to winning editor/journalist.
  • Mention in category introduction on the night.
  • Listing and logo on on-line Awards Bulletin and evening Awards presentation video. (Awards Bulletin goes ‘live’ the following morning, the video is available to view the following week).
  • Networking opportunities with journalists and guests at the pre-dinner reception, with drinks and canapes. Each sponsor will be provided with their own meeting point ‘tall table’ in the Pine and Oak Rooms, with a logo above their table
  • Post Awards drinks reception. Complimentary bar until 22.00 hours.
  • Mention of sponsor in category winner’s publication. (NB: while this is more of less beyond the control of the Awards organisers, individual press releases and award presentation photographs, for each category, are sent to the news editor to reach all publication the morning following the Awards dinner).
  • Photographs of the winner with host sent electronically to winners and sponsors the next morning.
  • Inclusion on the IBP website Awards news section throughout 2018/19, after which news links are transferred to the ‘live’ archive section.

See www.ibp.org.uk Click Awards Awards section of the menu to access previous years Awards Bulletin and events.

The Journalism Awards Presentation dinner will take place on Thursday 29th November, with the Awards section of the evening hosted by Peter Murray, chairman, London Festival of Architecture. The Awards will be presented by a guest speaker, to be announced.

Examples of the printed marketing material and branding opportunities can be sent on request. Last years Awards Bulletin and recorded highlights of the speakers and Awards presentations can be viewed on the ibp website homepage video library link www.ibp.org.uk

The cost of a host sponsorship package for each Award category remains at £5,950.00 plus VAT.

In addition to the individual Award category sponsorship package there are opportunities to participate as an event host, including the pre-dinner and post Awards receptions. These elements are available for further discussion to help meet sponsors specific requiremen6s.

All details are correct at time of posting on the website.

March 2018

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IBP Summer Party and Communication Awards 4 July 2018 – Ticket Application Form

Online Payment:
First fill out the application form below
And then click the link at the bottom of the confirmation message to make a payment
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    The IBP Awards Presentation Party 2018

    To include the presentation of the Communication and PR Awards


    on Wednesday 4th July 2018 at 6.30pm


    at All Bar One Ludgate Hill, 44-46 Ludgate Hill, corner of Old Bailey, London EC4M 7DE


    Award hosts: Rebecca Evans, Editor, Construction News, President IBP and Gerald Bowey.


    Awards presented by Katherine Smale, Technical Journalist, New Civil Engineer and 2016 New Journalist of the Year.


    Tickets £25 each + £5.00 VAT = £30.00 to include two buffet servings and a complementary bar throughout the evening.


    Tickets can be secured by filling in the form below and paying by PayPal or credit card payment

     

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    Executive Board Report 2018/19

    IBP’s 50th anniversary brings an opportunity both to reflect and to cast our minds forwards to the future.

    The organisation’s beginnings date back to the meeting of a handful of construction industry journalists in a Rotterdam pub in 1969. Their common aim was to seek and provide “mutual friendship, help and information”. Five decades on, the core purpose of IBP remains unchanged.

    Now, as then, the specialist media has a crucial role in informing, scrutinising and holding decision-makers to account. Now, as then, our members possess unique insight based on unrivalled knowledge.

    The built environment is a bricks and mortar industry of huge significance to the economy. It is also socially and politically pivotal. During the past year, IBP members have continued their proud tradition of informing public discourse on topics as varied as prime ministerial hopeful Boris Johnson’s ill-fated £53m garden bridge, to the Grenfell Tower tragedy, the collapse of Carillion, and HS2.

    IBP continues to support members, bringing together journalists and communications professionals from the construction, design, property and housing sectors. We recognise and celebrate excellence. We promote common interests and learning.

    In 2018, the Communication and PR Awards once again celebrated the talent, knowledge and dedication of members. From London Communication Agency’s highly creative Slideatron project, which involved erecting a giant Christmas-themed slide at Wembley Park, to Liz Male’s diversity campaign at Mipim, winning entries were varied and impressive. FTI’s Ellie Perham-Marchant wowed the judges with the range, impact and passion of her work to take home the Young Communicator of the Year award.

    The 45th IBP Journalism Awards opened with an address from ACE chief executive Hannah Vickers, who provided a fascinating insight into her journey crossing over from HM Treasury. The awards were once again judged by a respected expert judging panel, and highlighted the quality and value of committed, long-term investigative journalism. The national and regional media were strongly represented, alongside the built environment B2B titles.

    IBP’s anniversary year kicked off with ‘Build on 50’, a series of events and activities to prompt debate about the future of the built environment media. The programme got off to a strong start with a re-launched IBP Futures Group series. Over 80 members gathered to take part in the “Investigative Impact: making investigative journalism go further and faster” and hear from two Orwell Prize shortlisted reporters: Madison Marriage, whose undercover investigation blew open the Presidents Club scandal and Jane Bradley, whose ‘From Russia with Love’ series shone a light on murders on British soil.

    In the next session, Richard Fletcher, Business Editor, The Times joined a panel of young journalists and an audience of communicators to discuss the challenges we all face in engaging with Gen Z.

    It is a great honour, as 15th IBP president, to have the opportunity to look back at past achievements and contribute towards shaping the organisation for the future. IBP is run for and by its members, and your involvement and input will underpin our work in the coming years. I urge all members to think about what you would like to see from IBP and get involved in creating that future.

    I warmly thank all board members – past and present – for generously giving their time and expertise at meetings and working groups. On behalf of members, I thank Gerald Bowey for his commitment, service and direction over the years.

    I look forward to continuing to work with members as we Build on 50.

    Emma Maier
    President, IBP
    Portfolio director, Inside Housing, Ocean Media