think: act magazine has won the BCP Award for the third time

• Roland Berger Strategy Consultants' think: act magazine has won first prize once again in the financial services/real estate/consulting category
• 580 publications entered the competition for the Forum Corporate Publishing (FCP) prize

Roland Berger Strategy Consultants' think: act executive magazine has won the Best of Corporate Publishing (BCP) Award for the third time, taking first prize in the financial services/real estate/consulting category. The awards ceremony took place on Wednesday evening in Munich at the annual conference of Forum Corporate Publishing (FCP), an industry association. The award proves that think: act is one of Europe's best B2B corporate magazines. The magazine targets the international strategy consultancy's business partners and focuses on forward-looking business topics.

"think: act reflects our understanding of outstanding strategy consulting," says Burkhard Schwenker, CEO of Roland Berger Strategy Consultants. "This means high-quality analysis and design, plus creative strategies that add value when they are implemented. There is a reason why 'Creative Strategies that Work' is our motto." The magazine's concept and topic selection as well as its quality information and entertainment value also impressed the jury.

Roland Berger's executive magazine focuses on key international management issues, such as entering new growth markets or business success factors in specific regions. "think: act's strengths lie in controversial viewpoints, innovative thought and globally relevant topics," explains Torsten Oltmanns, Global Marketing Director at Roland Berger Strategy Consultants.

The magazine is published three times a year in German, English, Russian, Chinese and Polish. About 20,000 copies are sent to international decision-makers in business, politics and media. In addition to Burda Yukom Publishing's editorial team, renowned experts from all over the world write for the corporate magazine.

A total of 580 publications entered the BCP prize competition.