— C. Rose in How to Campaigns — Communications for Change
A clear vision of what mobility will look like in 2030
Acting without a vision is like navigating without a compass, you are likely to turn in circles!
On the contrary, “the ERTICO Partnership has a clear vision for mobility in 2030: seamless, greener, safer, cross-border, digital, and inclusive” specified Mr Jacob Bangsgaard, ERTICO Chief Executive Officer.
The transport sector is currently facing some significant challenges when it comes to population growth, increasing urbanisation, growing of transport demand and climate change.
In their publication "Vision 2030, Advancing Smart Mobility Together”, the ERTICO Chief Executive Officer, highlights that “these (challenges) can be overcome only with a holistic approach, which brings together all the players involved in the production of transport and mobility services”.
ERTICO’s Vision 2030 looks at the policy scenarios and technology currently available as well as forecasting future development of those technologies and predicting their impact on mobility in 2030.
The ERTICO Partnership —120 public and private organisations— has entrusted the communication agency Page in extremis with the design and development of their Vision 2030’s publication. The result is a concise and attractive brochure made within an intimate creative dialogue framework involving the Belgian communication agency’s creative team and the ERTICO’s communication team.
Page in extremis has extensive expertise in how to communicate your strategic vision. The communication agency stimulates your brand and develops your percussive digital and classic media.
Be surprised by our know-how, contact us!
Read more at:
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— J. Mahoney in Strategic Communication — Campaign Planning
Committed to Europe - Agenda for Action 2019-2024
Aggregate US investment in Europe totalled €2 trillion in 2017 and directly sustains more than 4.7 million jobs. Across Europe, American companies play a crucial role in supporting and ensuring the prosperity of local communities, which together contribute to making a stronger EU that continues to be a powerful innovation hub and preferred investment destination.
With sustained focus, Europe can remain one of the most attractive regions in the world to do business, but also one of the best places to live, study, work and raise a family.
The publication Agenda for Action 2019-2024 outlines the four priority areas AmCham EU believes should drive the political agenda over the next five years: empowering people, boosting the Single Market, leading global cooperation and investing in the future.
AmCham EU speaks for American companies committed to Europe on trade, investment and competitiveness issues. It aims to ensure a growth-orientated business and investment climate in Europe.
AmCham EU facilitates the resolution of transatlantic issues that impact business and plays a role in creating a better understanding of EU
and US positions on business matters.
Agenda for Action 2019-2024 is the result of the collaboration between the AmCham EU communication unit and the creative team of Page in extremis.
The Communication Agency Page in extremis is delighted to benefit from the repeated trust of AmCham EU.
Located in Brussels, Page in extremis is a communication partner who delivers your messages into innovative communication media.
The agency offers you specialised services going from corporate and institutional branding to the development of digital and classic media.
More information:
http://www.amchameu.eu/committed-europe-agenda-action-2019-2024
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— S. Cooper in 100 tricks to appear smart in meetings
How can you benefit from better lighting in your daily life?
LightingEurope is working to deliver the added value of lighting.
In their newly released web platform valueoflighting.eu, the lighting industry explains how we can all benefit from better lighting in our daily lives.
Light not only allows us to see and navigate our surroundings, but it also helps us feel good and function better. Light affects our alertness, cognitive performance, emotions and sleep/wake cycle. Good lighting increases concentration reduces fatigue and is bright enough for all visual tasks, including tasks performed by ageing employees.
With valueoflighting.eu, LightingEurope showcases all that lighting can do – from the well-established energy savings that modern lighting technologies offer, to the less widely known benefits of the non-visual aspects of light.
LightingEurope has gathered facts and figures from studies spanning various disciplines.
The Communication Agency Page in extremis is delighted to benefit from the repeated trust of LightingEurope for several years. The web platform is the result of the collaboration between LightingEurope and the creative team of Page in extremis.
Located in Brussels, Page in extremis is a communication partner who can translate your communication needs into innovative communication media, to offer you specialised services going from corporate and institutional branding to the development of digital and classic media and to spread a bright idea of who you are.
More information:
Discover https://valueoflighting.eu and join us on this journey to see the light… in a different light!
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— D. Blick in The 15 Essential Marketing Masterclasses for Your Small Business
How to maximise the contribution community pharmacists make to tackling communicable diseases?
The Pharmaceutical Group of the European Union (PGEU) has published its Best Practice Paper on Communicable Diseases and Vaccination which highlights some innovative services and activities which are provided by community pharmacists across Europe in response to the threat posed by communicable diseases and vaccine hesitancy.
It also highlights potential future and emerging pharmacy services which could strengthen the resilience of European health systems in the area of communicable diseases and vaccine hesitancy.
In the Paper, PGEU makes some recommendations to EU Institutions, Member States and the wider public to maximise the contribution community pharmacists make to tackling communicable diseases and improving vaccination coverage:
- European institutions and agencies are encouraged to continue and strengthen collaboration with community pharmacists and pharmacy organisations at European level, for example in the Joint Actions on Antimicrobial Resistance and Vaccination;
- National governments are called upon to include and integrate community pharmacists into national vaccination strategies;
- Pharmacists should be enabled to provide new and innovative services in response to the threat posed by communicable diseases and vaccine hesitancy;
- Pharmacists should be better integrated into primary health care systems and services, for example, integration of electronic health records to facilitate efficient notification of pharmacists’ interventions to the patient’s medical record;
- Services, such as vaccinations should be globally commissioned within national health systems;
- Pharmacists should be encouraged to vaccinate themselves against influenza.
The Best Practice Paper on Communicable Diseases and Vaccination is the result of the collaboration between PGEU staff and the communication agency Page in extremis. Page in extremis is delighted to benefit from the repeated trust of PGEU for several years.
Interested in partnering with Page in extremis?
Based in Brussels, the communication agency makes associations brands conversational, helps organisations manage their communities, engage with their stakeholders and convey their messages.
For more information:
https://www.pgeu.eu/en/policy/47:vaccination.html
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Welcome to Liquid Gas Europe
AEGPL has changed its name and visual identity – but remains the European LPG Association, promoting the benefits of LPG as a clean, safe, and versatile energy source.
AEGPL becomes Liquid Gas Europe.
Liquid Gas Europe, the European LPG Association, is composed of national LPG associations; the main European LPG distributors, and equipment manufacturers.
With the support of its working groups of industry experts, Liquid Gas Europe is actively involved in concrete initiatives and programs to ensure the sustainable, safe and efficient development of LPG in Europe.
Liquid Gas Europe designs,develops, and delivers projects aimed at educating the public on the benefits of LPG. Liquid Gas Europe also connect the industry with the media and produce campaigns promoting the advantages of a higher uptake of LPG as a source of energy.
Liquid Gas Europe has entrusted the communication agency, Page in extremis with the mission to create a new name, logo and a dynamic visual system for their association.
Page in extremis has over 24 years of experience in guiding organisations on the road to defining and articulating their uniqueness. The multidisciplinary communication agency team translates your organisation core idea into brilliant and adequate visual systems.
Page in extremis builds brands and strengthens the reputation of leading organisations, European associations, and global corporations.
Based in Brussels, the communication agency Page in extremis can help you define the essence of your brand and formulate its differences in a very positive relationship with its environment and all its stakeholders.
More information:
https://www.liquidgaseurope.eu
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Explore the universe of Europe’s Food and Drink SMEs
SMEs represents 99% of all businesses in the EU. In the past five years, they have created 85% of new jobs and provided two-thirds of total private sector employment.
During the networking event named “Small Scale, Big Impact” and organised by FoodDrinkEurope, Phil Hogan, the European Commissioner for Agriculture & Rural Development, stated: “I firmly believe that our food and drink SMEs epitomise so much of what is great about European business”.
There are 289,000 food and drink companies in Europe; 9 in 10 are Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). They are present in every region and stand for both tradition and innovation in our industry.
These companies produce a vast range of food and drink products, satisfying the diverse and continuously changing needs of Europe’s 500 million consumers and a multitude of other customers worldwide.
Food and drink SMEs employ local workforces – 2.8 million workers in total. They source their raw materials mostly from Europe. This makes them essential actors in our economy and a key component of Europe’s food and drink sector, which is the EU’s largest manufacturing industry and globally ranks as the largest exporter of food and drink products.
Do you want to know more about Europe’s Food and Drink SMEs? Browse through the web platform developed by FoodDrinkEurope!
FoodDrinkEurope’s permanent secretariat, based in Brussels, maintains close contacts with European and international institutions and is a significant partner in consultations on all issues affecting Europe’s food and drink industry.
The secretariat coordinates the work of more than 700 experts around four themes: food and consumer policy (food safety and science, nutrition and health), environmental sustainability and competitiveness.
FoodDrinkEurope’s mission is to facilitate the development of an environment in which all European food and drink companies can meet the needs of consumers and society while competing effectively for sustainable growth.
The web platform is the result of an intimate dialogue associating the FoodDrinkEurope’s communication team with the creative digital unit of the communication agency, Page in extremis.
Interested in partnering with Page in extremis?
Based in Brussels, the communication agency makes associations brands conversational, helps organisations engage with their stakeholders and convey their messages.
For more information:
http://sme.fooddrinkeurope.eu
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650,000 trucks in fewer thanks to the Port of Brussels!
Did you know that the transport activity of the port of Brussels avoided in 2017 an additional influx of 650,000 trucks in the city? “A number that represents more than 2,000 trucks per day, from Monday to Saturday, including” stated Mohammed Jabour, Port of Brussels’s president in the foreword of the 2017 Annual Report of the public institution.
2017 was a very positive year for water traffic: overall traffic increased by 6.9 million tonnes (7%), own traffic by 4.8 million tonnes (8,8%) and containers also broke a new record. Building materials once again confirm their dominant position in the port activity in Brussels (58.9%).
The Port of Brussels is a public service from the Brussels Capital Region that is managing, operating and developing the port, the outer port and the port facilities of the Brussels-Capital Region.
The Port of Brussels offers 6 km of quays along the waterway which crosses the Brussels Region from north to south. The second largest Belgian inland port enjoys an ideal location in the centre of Europe. It is a seaport accessible 24/7, 5 hour’s sailing from the Port of Antwerp via a canal that has only two locks between Brussels and Antwerp.
The Port of Brussels is in charge of the traditional port operator missions: it hosts about 200 companies on its estate, active in various sectors (construction, logistics, petroleum products, etc.).
Do you want to know more about the Port of Brussels? Check the newly released Annual Report!
The digital version developed in French and Flemish can be consulted on a smartphone as well as on a tablet or a computer.
The Annual Report 2017 was developed as an online publication made within an intimate creative dialogue framework involving the communication agency, Page in extremis and the Port of Brussels communication team.
Page in extremis realises major web-based communications projects for many well-known European institutions and associations.
Page in extremis has defined a very accurate process including monitoring and quality check particularly suited to provide maximum comfort to its clients and the best results.
The communication agency proposes four integrated services:
1) The definition of a “brand strategy” aligned with the development strategy of your organisation.
2) The creation or relooking of your visual identity aligned with a new brand strategy and supported by easy to use guidelines.
3) The improvement of your “Communication Programme” by incorporating integrated communication campaigns, memorable events, eye-catching publications and innovative digital solutions.
4) The creative development and production of innovative printed and digital communication tools.
Interested in partnering with Page in extremis?
Based in Brussels, the communication agency helps organisations engage with their stakeholders and convey their messages.
For more information:
http://rapportannuel.port.brussels/
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— Ben Shields in Social Media Management — Persuasion in Networked Culture
This will be an unforgettable event: AEGPL50, the LPG Summer Party!
Founded in 1968, the European LPG Association will celebrate its 50th Anniversary!
Mark the date in your calendar, it will be an event to remember:
Thursday, September 6th
Venue: Le Grand Central, Rue Belliard 190, 1040 Bruxelles
http://aegpl50.eu
Now, in 2018, AEGPL is stronger than ever: the European association counts over 50 members covering the entire industry supply chain.
AEGPL represents a range of large, small and mid-sized companies and national associations giving the LPG industry an influential and respected voice. AEGPL is recognised as partners by the European institutions, and membership offers a new market entrant numerous advantages.
Besides, AEGPL annual Congresses is the leading LPG events in Europe, attracting hundreds of exhibitors, high-level speakers and thousands of visitors.
Much has been achieved, but the journey continues, join AEGPL in Brussels for a celebration among friends and discover some of the surprises they have to announce!
The event is the result of an intimate dialogue associating the AEGPL’ s management with the communication agency, Page in extremis and the Belgian office of the Triumph Group.
The communication agency, Page in extremis has defined a very accurate process including monitoring and quality check particularly suited to provide maximum comfort to its clients and the best results.
Interested in partnering with Page in extremis?
Based in Brussels, the communication agency makes associations brands conversational, helps organisations engage with their stakeholders and convey their messages.
For more information:
http://aegpl50.eu
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