Sunday, December 29, 2024

Last chance to enter the East Midlands Bricks Awards 2024 – nominations close TODAY

With nominations closing TODAY (Thursday 5th September) for the East Midlands Bricks Awards 2024, this is your last chance to shine a light on property and construction businesses, professionals, and projects in our region!

An opportunity to reward the hard work of your team, boost morale, and showcase your successes, the Bricks celebrate the outstanding work of those shaping the landscape of the East Midlands, recognising development projects and people in commercial and public building across the region – from offices, industrial and residential, through to community projects such as leisure schemes and schools. We also highlight the work of architects, agencies and those behind large schemes.

A glittering awards ceremony revealing winners will take place on Thursday 3rd October (4:30pm – 7:30pm) in the Derek Randall Suite at the famous Trent Bridge Cricket Ground, also offering the perfect forum to forge new contacts with property and construction professionals from across the region.

The event will additionally feature 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, as keynote speaker.

Nominations for the awards close TODAY. To enter your (or another) business/development for one of our awards, please click on a category link below or visit this page

Award categories include:

Tickets can now be booked for the East Midlands Bricks Awards 2024 – click here to secure yours.

Connect with local decision makers over nibbles and complimentary drinks while applauding the exceptional companies and projects in our region.

Dress code is standard business attire.

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