Awards
We are very proud of the professional recognition we have received from the most important awards in the market. But, above all, it challenges us constantly to maintain our high quality standards and always exceed our clients' expectations.
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Prêmio Opinião Pública [Public Opinion Prize] 2006, 2007 and 2009
- Prêmio Comunique-se de Jornalismo e Comunicação Empresarial [Journalism and Business Communication Communicate Prize] 2005 - 2009
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Aberje Prize 2009
- Troféu Mulher Imprensa [Women's Press Trophy] 2007
Prêmio Opinião Pública [Public Opinion Prize] 2006, 2007 and 2009
The Public Opinion Prize (POP) is the most coveted recognition awarded to Public Relations professionals and companies nationwide. POP was created in 1980 by the Regional Council of Public Relations Professionals – 2nd Region – São Paulo/Paraná.
CDI Comunicação Corporativa is proud to have won the prize three times, in 2006, 2007 and 2009, with case studies of its clients Siemens, Monsanto and Alcoa.
Prêmio Comunique-se de Jornalismo e Comunicação Empresarial [Journalism and Business Communication Communicate Prize] 2005 - 2009
The Communicate Prize recognizes the performance of journalists, communication professionals and communication agencies throughout the year.
The Prize is divided into three phases. Those who vote are journalists registered with Comunique-se and who over the last five years, 2005 to 2009, have elected CDI Comunicação Corporativa as one of the three best corporate communication agencies in Brazil.
Award Aberje 2009
The Aberje [Brazilian Association of Business Communication] Prize is the main award in the sector in Brazil. The documentaries 'Catuti: A Semente da Mudança' [Catuti: the Seed of Change] and 'Do sonho à realidade' [From the dream to reality], managed by CDI Comunicação Corporativa and produced in partnership with the Touareg Conteúdo agency, under the supervision of the Corporate Affairs and Cotton teams of Monsanto do Brasil, were winners in the category, Audiovisual Media Management, both at the São Paulo regional stage, when they competed with corporate TV projects from Natura and Carrefour, as well as in the national phase, beating communication projects produced by Endesa Brasil, Fiat and Banco do Nordeste. More than 350 companies registered in the competition's categories in 2009.
In addition to being sent to the 61 countries in which Monsanto has a presence, the videos marked the entry of the company to social networks in Brazil, like YouTube where the videos are posted, as well as on the company’s homepage.
Troféu Mulher Imprensa [Women's Press Trophy] 2007
To celebrate "International Women's Day", the magazine and web portal IMPRENSA, in partnership with Aberje and Maxpress, organized the "Women’s Press Trophy", the only prize in Brazil aimed at recognizing the work of women in Brazilian press reporting.
There are 12 categories that aim to award the most prominent women in each sector, as voted for by internauts on the IMPRENSA web portal.
In 2007, one of CDI Comunicação Corporativa's directors, Ana Lúcia Ventorim, was elected the best press liaison professional in a communication agency in the country.