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Boost morale at the East Midlands Bricks Awards 2024

Placing the spotlight on the region’s property and construction industry, and offering a prime opportunity for networking, the prestigious East Midlands Bricks Awards will return on Thursday 3rd October, at the Trent Bridge Cricket Ground.

Nominations for the event are open, and now is the perfect time to make your submissions ahead of the deadline (Thursday 5th September).

Take this ideal opportunity to showcase projects, businesses and teams, reward their hard work, and bolster morale.

To nominate your (or another) business/development for the East Midlands Bricks Awards 2024, please click on a category link below or visit this page.

Award categories include:

Nominations end Thursday 5th September

After winning Architects of the Year at last year’s event, Louise Jones, practice manager at Matthew Montague Architects, said: “We are delighted to win the Architects of the Year Award. 2023 is our 25th year in business and we are thrilled to receive this award in our milestone year. The event was well organised, well attended and thoroughly enjoyable.”

Find out who last year’s winners were here.

Tickets can now be booked for the 2024 awards event, click here to secure yours.

Taking place in the Derek Randall Suite at the Trent Bridge Cricket Ground on Thursday 3rd October, from 4:30pm – 7:30pm, connect with local decision makers over nibbles and complimentary drinks while applauding the outstanding companies and projects in our region.

Attendees will also hear from keynote speaker Paul Southby, partner at Geldards LLP, chair of the Advisory Board to Nottingham Business School, chair of Broadway independent cinema, trustee of Clean Rivers Trust, chair of Nottingham Partners, board member of Marketing Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, and former High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire.

Dress code is standard business attire.

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