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Four new sponsors join
TVBMA line-up Law firm Gateley plc; digital infrastructure provider CityFibre; managed communications specialist BtL; and Peter Brett Associates, the independent practice of engineers, planners, scientists and economists, have joined the line-up of sponsors for this year’s Thames Valley Business Magazine Awards
Now in its 23rd year, the TVBMA is the longest-running multi- category awards scheme in the region. The event will be held at the Madejski Stadium, Reading, on Thursday, November 16.
National law firm Gateley, which is AIM-listed and has a growing office in Reading, is the new sponsor of the Thames Valley Business of the Year category, while Peter Brett Associates is supporting a new category, the Community Legacy award.
CityFibre and BtL are joint- sponsoring the Best Use of Technology award. Based in Crowthorne, BtL is partnering with CityFibre in providing IT and telecoms services alongside CityFibre’s alternative digital infrastructure for the UK.
Other award categories confirmed so far are: Best Company to Work For, sponsored by Hays; SME of the Year, sponsored by James Cowper Kreston; Management Team of the Year, sponsored
by ActionCOACH; Charity of the Year, sponsored by James Cowper Kreston; and Dynamic Business of the Year, sponsored by NatWest.
Further categories will be announced soon along with details of the TVBMA guest speaker. The supported charity this year is Alexander Devine Children’s Hospice Service.
For Peter Brett Associates, this year marks returning to the event as a sponsor after winning the 2016 Best Company to Work For and the Green Progress award categories. Other winners last year included Xtrac, Volume Global, The NAV People, Gamma, Alexander Devine, and Clive Nation of Cennox.
• More details of the Awards and entry information will appear in the April issue.
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businessmag.co.uk THE BUSINESS MAGAZINE – THAMES VALLEY – MARCH 2017
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