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Official statements, class announcements, and media resources for journalists and broadcast partners covering ACCLAD.
ACCLAD does not publish press releases or official statements directly on this website. Members of the media seeking the organisation's latest announcements, formal statements, or comment on matters concerning ACCLAD are invited to contact the Press Office directly.
All enquiries are addressed on a case-by-case basis in accordance with ACCLAD's media engagement protocols. Accredited journalists and broadcast partners may request materials, embargoed releases, and interviews via the contact below.
For interview requests, press accreditation, and media kit access:
Response within one business day. Embargoed materials available to accredited outlets.
Official ACCLAD logos, typefaces, color values, and usage guidelines are available to accredited media partners upon request.
The ACCLAD Recognition Ceremony is held annually, with the host city announced ahead of each cycle.
Beyond the annual ceremony, ACCLAD convenes a programme of regional forums, sector roundtables, and honoree engagements throughout the year, bringing together laureates, institutional partners, and members of the Council in various formats.
Select proceedings are open to accredited press on a by-invitation basis. Broadcast partners seeking access to footage, remarks, or on-site credentials should coordinate with the Press Office in advance of any scheduled engagement.
ACCLAD — Acclaimed Community of Global Leaders and Distinction — is an independent global recognition body founded in 2014.
The organisation identifies and honours individuals and institutions who have demonstrated extraordinary leadership, innovation, and service across all sectors of human endeavour, from governance and medicine to the arts and climate.
ACCLAD operates across 195 nations and 24 disciplines, maintaining a permanent archive of over 1,000 honorees through an independent, peer-reviewed selection process free of commercial or political influence.