International Eventiada Awards announced the winners for the 12th time. These include the project “1000 Best Russian Managers”, which was awarded the “Best Project for Working with Business Challenges” award of the Association of Managers. This was reported by the press service Manager Associations.
This year the award brought together participants from 15 countries, including international and national companies, global and regional public organizations, commercial and non-profit structures, communications companies and creative youth.
Executive Director of the Union of Managers Vyacheslav Evseev thanked the jury members for their high assessment of the project “1000 Best Russian Managers”.
“It is particularly symbolic to receive the Eventiada Awards in the category of “Best Project for Working with Business Challenges” on the same day our Top 1000 awards are determined. For the 21st time we honor Russia’s best managers. And these are exactly the managers who know how to adequately recognize any business problems, successfully cope with them and respond to an environment full of uncertainty. It is they who set the highest standards in our country and implement the best practices in the field of management,” said Vyacheslav Evseev.
“Top 1000 Russian Managers” has been implemented since 2001. The project summarizes the work of the year by identifying the most professional managers in Russia, leaders in their industries and functional areas, according to representatives of the professional community.
The Managers Association noted that this year more than 300 senior managers in the country competed for the title of the best manager in their field. In total, during the existence of the project, more than 18 thousand senior and functional managers were awarded the award.
Founded in 2011, Eventiada Awards is an expert platform that sets communication standards and evaluates the effectiveness and innovation of communication campaigns. The award focuses on communication areas such as ESG projects, marketing communications, corporate communications, personal achievements and the contribution of young people.