m&k is nominated for the Q-Award Print 2020
The nominees for this year’s Q-Award from the Swiss Media Publishers Association have been announced. The expert jury has made its decision and nominated three exemplary media products from among more than a dozen applicants. Our magazine, m&k, is one of them.
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The B2B media have finally woken up! In recent years, they have rarely been at the forefront of the Q Award - in stark contrast to the special interest titles. But now the tide has turned: The jury has nominated three specialist media for the Print Award in 2020. All three are impressive thanks to clever and modern concepts that are implemented with a great deal of passion and creativity, as the organizers write in a press release.
The nominees are m&k - The magazine for marketing & communication, Miss Moneypenny and brainMAG. The winner of the Q-Award trophy will be announced by e-mail on Monday, November 30. The Digital Award for the best online presence will also be presented. As the Trend Conference for Trade and Specialist Media cannot take place due to the current coronavirus situation, the award ceremony will be held purely digitally this year.
Q-Award 2020: The three nominees
m&k - The Magazine for Marketing & Communication
The magazine for marketing and communication aims to be the leading magazine for the Swiss marketing and communication industry. Following a comprehensive relaunch in April 2020, it now presents itself m&k with a new content and visual concept that is convincing across the board and has created the "wow" effect that many were looking for.
Miss Moneypenny
Refreshing, surprising, diverse and creative - that's how you could describe the magazine for office managers and assistants. In addition to the quality of its content, the magazine with the coolest of names also impresses with its look and feel.
brainMAG
Magazines for the medical profession are often not a model for great media products. This may be due to the topics, the complexity of the subject matter or perhaps the fact that doctors are more interested in in-depth content than in a modern approach to media. But there is another way brainMAG. The magazine for neurology, psychiatry, psychotherapy and geriatrics has a captivating design, is clear, competent and extremely enjoyable to produce, and shows how even heavy fare can be communicated in an attractive and competent way.
