Tickets include: Champagne reception
3 course meal, coffee and petit fours Unlimited wine and soft drinks
Award presentations for outstanding brands, people and retailers • Entertainment throughout the evening from presenter and comedian Paul Sinha
• Entertainment at the end of the evening from the world’s greatest MJ impersonator, ‘NAVI’
Please contact Max Shannon on 01622 699160 or email
mshannon@datateam.co.uk to book tickets.
About our sponsors
Independent Kitchen Retailer of the Year: BA Components BA Components are manufacturers of kitchen, bedroom, bathroom and home office doors; supplying bespoke products to resellers in over 20 countries across the globe from their factories in Cookstown, Northern Ireland and Doncaster, Yorkshire. BA Components are currently in their 26th year of business and have recently launched another new brand – Valore by BA – within their ever-expanding product offering.
New Bathroom Retailer of the Year: Frontline Frontline Bathrooms is a bathroom distributor, supplying to over 5,000 bathroom showrooms and plumbers merchants throughout the UK.
Independent Bathroom Retailer of the Year: RAK Ceramics
RAK Ceramics is a leading ceramic tile and sanitary ware manufacturer committed to providing the highest quality products and services at extremely competitive prices.
Multiple Retailer of the Year: The Decorative Panels Group Still privately owned, the decorative panels group supplies the most prominent names in the furniture and allied industries sector ranging from manufacturers right through to retailers.
Champagne Reception: Claygate Distributing bathroom products to the merchant trade, Claygate is proud to cater for any type of bathroom. From sanitaryware to bathroom accessories, Claygate not only provides quality products, but also reliable after sales support.
Wine Sponsor: Franke
Franke is a Swiss company operating in a number of different markets on a global scale. The company was formed in 1911, and Franke
produced their first sink in 1925. Franke is the World’s largest manufacturer of kitchen sinks, and is at the forefront of research and development of new materials and products for the kitchen. Franke UK is wholly integrated into the Franke Kitchen System Division.
Host Paul Sinha: Virtual Worlds Virtual Worlds is the UK’s leading CAD provider to the KBB industry; a position rewarded to them through their success in facilitating increased sales to their network of manufacturing, distribution and retailing clients.
Charity Sponsor: Grundig Grundig is a well-known German brand with 70 years heritage.
It has been successful with its range of televisions and audio products, available in many countries across Europe. Grundig has now launched back in the UK with a German-designed stylish quality range of home appliances available to kitchen specialists.
E-ticket Sponsor: TK Components
Established in 1989, TK Components Limited has many years’ experience in supplying the ‘Fitted Furniture Industry’ to the highest standards of service levels. With an outstanding calibre of fully trained staff and 9 Area Sales Managers, TKC serve the needs of customers across the whole of the UK.
Countdown Clock: Uform
Established in 1993, Uform is a market leading supplier of innovative, premium quality kitchen doors and components throughout the UK &
Ireland. Uform’s success is based on the delivery of a world class service along with a comprehensive portfolio of doors in matt & gloss, painted and stained and PVC and timber, offering retailers convenience and value for money across all price points.
A limited number of sponsorship opportunities are still available. For more information please contact Carl Hearnden on 01622 699128 or email
chearnden@datateam.co.uk
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