Future Faces Dinner & Awards 2019
Business News
The winners:
Future Face of Arts and Culture (Sponsored by Andalucia Tourism Board)
Daniel Alcorn Birmingham Design Festival/Substrakt
Future Face of Charity and Social Enterprise (Sponsored by Elonex)
Tom Clarke-Forrest Sport 4 Life UK
Future Face of Entrepreneurship (Sponsored by SCC/The Rigby Group)
Tru Powell The Alternative Events Company
Champions: All the 2019 Future Faces winners
Future Face of Arts and Culture: Gemma Hill, Daniel Alcorn and Future Faces vice-president Rebecca Halbert
Future Face of Finance (Sponsored by Wesleyan)
Katie Taylor Oxbridge
Future Face of Industry (Sponsored by RSM)
Sabah Hussain Xoserve Limited
Future Face of Legal (Sponsored by Office Angels)
Michelle Adams Squire Patton Boggs (UK) LLP
Future Face of Public Sector & Education (Sponsored by Open College Network West Midlands)
Tonge achieved their ambitious vision for an affordable celebration of design that has bucked the trend of expensive conferences, delivering a roster of world-class speakers with 90 per cent of the events free to attend without any public funding. The three-day festival, held in
June, sold 10,000 tickets in just its second year and 20,000 visitors from across the globe attended. This is all in addition to his day
job with Substrakt, where he works with some of the world’s biggest arts organisations as a UX designer. He has also led Badego, a
networking group for those working in creative industries in Birmingham, and Glug Birmingham, a creative networking group. The judging panel said: “Daniel
has demonstrated clear and serious commitment to his spare-time activities to benefit the city’s creative sector. He relentlessly
strives to put the region’s creative community on the map and inspires others to celebrate local talent, achieve their own potential and be proud of Birmingham. “An ambitious and hardworking
individual who manages projects which are truly unique to the region and attract over 20,000 visitors from across the globe including America and Australia. It’s time to thank you for your tireless efforts and everything you do for the region and its creative sector.” This year’s awards had an
increase of 25 per cent more entries than last year, and were judged by Louise Teboul, from Common Purpose, poet Casey Bailey, disability specialist Shani Dhanda, Mark Smith from Aston University and 2018 Future Face of Greater Birmingham, Rebecca Halbert.
Next page: pictures of the rest of the awards winners
Sapreena Kumari Aston University and Uttaran Datta, NHS
Future Face of Sales, Marketing & Communications (Sponsored by Inspired Energy Plc)
Naeem Alvi Notepad
Future Face of Technology and Innovation (Sponsored by Millennium Point)
Luke Southan Aston University
Future Faces Ambassador award (Sponsored by Common Purpose)
Kasim Choudhry ThinkFest Events
October 2019 CHAMBERLINK7
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