What it does
Your awards year, in one place
Four destinations, a curated knowledge base and a plan that keeps itself up to date against the publishers’ own dates.
The four destinations
Home
What do I need to do this week?
What needs your attention this week. Deadlines approaching, what has changed in the awards you follow, and where your programme stands — answered before you have to go looking.
Plan
How is my awards year shaping up?
Your awards year in one view. Every award your organisation is considering or entering, its progress against the publisher’s own key dates, and a calendar you can plan around.
Awards
Which opportunities should I be considering?
A curated knowledge base of international awards for financial services. Publisher, programme, category — with PRi’s reading of each: what the award is really for, and what tends to win it.
Insights
What should I know?
Written guidance from PRi’s consultants on positioning, evidence and submission craft. Short, practical, and grounded in awards they have actually worked on.
How a year runs
Nothing here needs a project manager. The work is choosing awards, then keeping to the dates the publishers set.
Choose what to consider
Browse the knowledge base by publisher, programme and category. Read PRi’s view of each. Add the ones worth considering to your plan — including the ones you are only weighing up.
Watch the dates look after themselves
Every award you add carries its publisher’s key dates: when entries open, when they close, when the extended deadline falls, when winners are announced. Your plan and calendar update as PRi curates them.
Be told before it matters
A weekly summary arrives on Monday morning listing what is coming up in the next fortnight for your organisation. It is sent only when something is due, and any colleague can switch it off for themselves.
Keep the supporting material together
Upload the documents your submissions draw on — boilerplate, approved figures, previous entries — so next year’s team starts from what this year’s team learned rather than from nothing.
Bring PRi in when judgement is needed
From any award, ask PRi about it. The question arrives with the context attached, so the answer does not start with "which award do you mean?".
For the whole team
A subscription covers three named users, each with their own sign-in. Roles decide who can change what: an account owner manages the organisation and the subscription; colleagues work in the plan. Everyone sees the same awards year.