Front End I News Submit your nominations today!
EIA deadline extended T
he deadline for the Electronics Industry Awards 2020 has been extended by a couple of weeks, to make sure that everyone in the industry has time to get their entries submitted. All entries and nominations must now be completed by Friday 27th March 2020 via the website
electronicsindustryawards.co.uk Now in its third year, The Electronics Industry Awards is a
premier event, designed to recognise outstanding people, products and business practices from across the electronics
sector. The Electronics Industry Awards 2020 winners will be announced at the special awards evening on Thursday 24th September 2020 at the Tower Hotel in London.
Why you should enter Entering the awards, and having a presence at the awards ceremony, can provide excellent opportunities for you and your business. It’s a free marketing opportunity, as all shortlisted candidates enjoy increased brand awareness
Winners testimonials
through the awards marketing and promotion, engaging with leading players across the industry, and putting your brand in pride of place. It can also increase you credibility. A win, shortlisting or nomination can act as a third-party endorsement. A win can give a seal of approval to your professional activities and is a sign of quality for potential customers. It can help seal invaluable relationships with suppliers, and is a great way of differentiating yourself from the competition.
Digi-Key Electronics “We work in a very busy, ever-evolving and competitive industry where high standards are required. At Digi-Key, our motto is ‘a thousand things done right – every day’, and occasions such as the Electronics Industry Awards reflect our company-wide commitment. It was great for Digi-Key to be recognised at the Electronics Industry Awards. There were strong nominees in the Distributor of the Year category, so the whole Digi-Key team very much appreciates the award. We’re honoured to receive recognition for what sets us apart.” - Nick Walker, media director
Yokogawa Test & Measurement “Our mission is to ultimately provide a sustainable future for generations to come. The electronics sector is best equipped and positioned to directly influence a sustainable use of energy resources. The Electronics Industry Awards recognises good work, which is inspiring and energising to all involved and helps to get our story out there.” - Kelvin Hagebeuk, European marketing manager
NCAB Group UK “The number, and quality, of nominees at the [2019] event had increased, so to win two awards was a fantastic result. The fact that the winners are decided by our customers, peers from across the industry and an expert panel of judges means that winning an accolade is huge for us. Whilst recognition is great, for us the most important aspect of these events is the discussions they create. Being in such a fast pace environment, we do not have many opportunities to network with the industry – so through canvassing for votes and socialising at the event, we got to meet some wonderful people.” - Ryan Pellow, sales director
Plessey Semiconductors “Gaining recognition for the hard work of employees and the electronics they produce can make a big difference to moral and motivates us to continue to innovate. Awards add credibility; yes some applications can take time but if it results in a win, or even being shortlisted, then it’s definitely worth it!” - Paige Lee, marketing executive
4 March 2020 Components in Electronics
Intelliconnect “We are very proud to have won the Customer Service award. That is the area within our business which we focus on more than any other! The Electronics Industry Awards is a very good way of recognising the achievements of businesses in our sector that achieve excellence.” - Roy Phillips, owner
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