2023-06-22 09:50:05
The company Accenture has delivered this Wednesday the awards of the 24th edition of the Journalism Awardin which the journalist Eva Rodriguez Nieto of SINC has been a finalist for his report Smarter water to mitigate the effects of the climate crisis. The article focuses on scientific and technological advances to better manage water resources.
The winning works have been: The digital euro, getting closerbroadcast in the program Hora 25, of the Cadena TO BE; Arcelor faces the greatest challenge in Asturias since the industrial revolutionpublished in Trade y Technological Buoys for Wetlandsbroadcast on the EnRed program of Channel On TV.
Their authors are, respectively, Jordi Fabrega, Noelia Alonso Erausquin y Victoria Cabrera Garcia de Paredesawarded in three categories: Economy and Innovation, Technologies and Business Transformation and Sustainable Digitization.
The prize, endowed with 8,000 euros in each category, has counted on this occasion with the participation of 515 journalists who have presented a total of 1,088 works broadcast or published in written media, radio, television or internet.
The winners were announced at a ceremony presided over by Domingo Mirón, president of Accenture Spain, Portugal and Israel, which was attended by members of the Jury, representatives of the Advisory Board and journalists from the finalist media.
The jury has selected the three winning works from a total of 9 finalists who have also been recognized today, with a commemorative plaque. These works have been:
ECONOMY AND INNOVATION
David Centellas for his piece for the news: An intelligent mirror for the care of the elderly, broadcast on Castilla La Mancha TV.
Patricia Malagón, for her reporte: Artificial intelligence: investment opportunities beyond ChatGPTpublished in Funds&Market.
TECHNOLOGIES AND BUSINESS TRANSFORMATION
Patricia Biosca for her report: All the “artificial suns” scattered around the world: When will we have a commercial fusion reactor? Posted on ABC. Ángel Gómez Perianes, for his report: The unfinished revolutions of technology. published in The world.
SUSTAINABLE DIGITALISATION
José A. González and Sara I. Belled for the report: Hunting for and capturing CO2 Posted in The Mail. Eva Rodríguez Nieto, for the report: Smarter water to mitigate the effects of the climate crisispublished by the SINC Agency.
The three awarded articles, along with the remaining six papers, made up the group of nine finalists selected by the Award Advisory Board. This Council has been formed by FundéuRaea non-profit entity whose main objective is to collaborate with the good use of the Spanish language; phoreticwhich promotes the integration of social, environmental and good governance aspects in the strategy and management of companies and organizations and Global Pactthe United Nations (UN) initiative to promote Sustainable Development and corporate social responsibility.
Those in charge of choosing the three winners were the members of the Awards Jury, which was chaired by the president of Accenture, Domingo Mirón, and made up of a group of renowned professionals from different sectors and specialties: Nazareth Castellanosneuroscientist and Research Director of Nirakara Lab-UCM; Cristina Gallachspecial commissioner for the Alliance for the New Language Economy; Sara GarciaCNIO researcher and member of the ESA Astronaut Reserve; Javier Garcia LuruenaCEO of Kutxabank; Juan Carlos Gil Rubioexecutive director, general manager Spain & Portugal de Moderna; Marie Lindströmcountry manager de Too Good to Go España; Sergio OsleyCEO of Telefónica Spain; Ricardo RojasPresident of Commercial Aircraft of Airbus Spain; Salvador Rueda. Founder and director of the Urban and Territorial Ecology Foundation (FEUT); Mario Ruiz TagleCEO of Iberdrola Spain and Santiago Villa, CEO of Generali Spain.
Fuente: Accenture
Rights: Creative Commons.
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