ANNOUNCEMENT
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YOUNG LEADERS AWARDS 2015
How it works
The awards are open to anyone aged 30 years and under, as of 4th November 2015, working at, and in partnership with, UK higher education institutions
All nominations will be submitted online to
www.ylawards.com
Entries will then be shortlisted by an expert judging panel
Winners will be announced at the awards evening on Wednesday 4th November, 2015, at the The Park Lane Hotel, Piccadilly, London
Award categories
Digital trailblazer – the tech-wizard using and championing the latest innovations to improve university performance
Sustainability champion – the eco-warrior striving to keep their campus green
People pioneer – the team leader offering great guidance and top advice to their troupe
Nifty networker – the outgoing socialite creating key relationships and opportunities with their cool communication skills
Legal eagle – the sharp-eyed hotshot displaying best practice across the legal HE sector
Marketing magician – the social media and marketing guru taking their university to the next level
Admin angel – the tireless organiser keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes
Money mogul – the neat number-cruncher with their finger on the financial pulse.
THE VENUE The Park Lane Hotel, Piccadilly, London W1J 7BX. A celebrated Art Deco hotel in the heart of London’s Mayfair, facing Green Park and just a short walk away from Buckingham Palace, Knightsbridge, Bond Street and the West End Theatres. This year’s award ceremony and dinner will be held in the Grade II-listed ballroom (above)
Interested in attending? Contact Sara Moyce on 0117 300 5526 or email:
sara.moyce@
wildfirecomms.co.uk
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YOUNG LEADERS AWARDS
BRAND NEW FOR 2015
Recognising and rewarding the exceptional young people working at – and in partnership with – UK higher education
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