Fully re-enacted, the portal was developed by Nacionalvox and has news like Banco de Talentos, which connects students and communication professionals to companies in search of talent
The Catarinense Press Association has put the entity's new news portal on the air. Developed by Nationalvox, the portal brings news of the entity, historical information, bio of directors and other features, such as a Talent Bank and the possibility of connecting companies to professionals in search of a market placement.
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According to the Director of Nationalvox, Gustavo Trentini, the new ACI website will contribute to broadening the digital presence of the entity. “It’s an optimized website for organic classification with fluid navigation and suitable for mobile devices. A structure prepared for better content sharing, also supporting social media.”
For the Innovation Director of the Association, Fabrício Umpierres, this reformulation of the site will also strengthen the provision of services to members, the offer of partnerships with other entities for training journalists in Santa Catarina, besides being a space for debate on the profession, work opportunities and new business.
“ We are organizing a series of online meetings, as well as actions to strengthen the institutional journalism and journalists in Santa Catarina. There is a strong demand for training and also for connection between professionals and local companies, whether in vehicles or communication agencies. ACI’s new digital space is born to be a reference point in opportunities, events, information and opportunities for colleagues in the press,” the director said.
According to the president of ACI, Deborah Almada, the new portal will bring the Association closer to its public, strengthen partnerships, give more visibility to the activities of the Board and also simplify the registration process, since everything can be done via the internet. “We are working to modernise processes, strengthen digital channels and regional directories, and to constantly seek the sustainability of the entity. We will have many new things in the coming months”.
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