12 . Glasgow Business December 2014
Venue
A hat-trick of awards for SECC Campus
Te SECC Campus has once again been recognised with a trio of prestigious event awards in the space of a week. Te awards were received for
Venue Team of the Year 2014 at the recently held Event Magazine Awards (Haymarket Publications) and, at Te Scotish Event Awards, the SECC Campus was awarded the highly coveted Event Services Grand Prix and Best Large Venue. Commendations were also
awarded to the SECC for Best PR campaign for the ‘Opening of Te SSE Hydro’ and to sister company QD Events for Best Exhibition for ‘Te Wedding Show’. A spokesperson for the venue
said: “Te entire team has worked hard to position the campus at the forefront of the global event market and these awards reinforce our fantastic credentials in what has been a spectacular year for the event sector in Scotland. “Having just hosted the Autumn Conference of the Liberal Democrats and the MTV EMA, and with the upcoming BBC Sports Personality of the Year and BBC Good Food Show, the international spotlight will remain on Glasgow and indeed on the SECC Campus in 2014.”
Glasgow Warriors are continuing
their relationship with Clyde Travel Management as the club’s official travel partner. Picture courtesy of Pete Copeland Photography
Clyde Travel Management
Glasgow Warriors renews partnership
» Club continues with existing official travel partner Last season they used a
relationship with Clyde Travel Management as the club’s official travel partner. Clyde Travel Management originally joined the Warriors
G Charity
A palliative care nurse in Lanarkshire will be funded for a year thanks to Hamilton Park Racecourse staff galloping towards an ambitious fundraising target for Marie Curie. Kind-hearted racecourse staff raised
more than £19,000 in just nine months thanks to a number of initiatives, including fundraising walks, collections and raffles. Having set themselves the target of
lasgow Warriors has announced that they will be continuing their
family last season and played its part in what became the club’s most successful season to date. Clyde brings with it a wealth of
experience and has become an extension of the Warriors team, handling all aspects of team travel, leaving Gregor Townsend and his players free to focus on the rugby.
charter flight and several coaches to get hundreds of supporters to Dublin for the PRO12 final against Leinster. Tis proved to be enormously successful and it’s hoped that this type of initiative will see an increase in fans travelling to away games.
Hamilton Park staff win race to raise £19,000
£19,000 at the beginning of the year, the Hamilton Park team surpassed their own expectations by racing to the total ahead of the final race meeting of the 2014 season – the McTear’s Marie Curie Family Raceday with Mr Men and Litle Miss. Chief Executive Vivien Kyles and her
team were able to deliver their ambitious pledge ahead of schedule, thanks to generous support from race-goers, suppliers, sponsors and racing colleagues.
Staff at Hamilton Park Racecourse raised £19,000 for Marie Curie
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