BMJ INDUSTRY AWARDS 2021
Multiple Merchant of the Year sponsored by KNAUF INSULATION
Bradford Building Supplies Grant and Stone
Howarth Timber & Building Supplies Huws Gray
MKM Building Supplies
National Merchant of the Year sponsored by HANSON CEMENT
John Newcomb John Sinfield Cheryl Wallace Sye Sturrock Paul Bence
Simon Midwood
BMF BMI
BSW Timber Solutions City Plumbing
George Bence Group TIMCO
Timber Supplier of the Year BSW Timber Sodra
City Plumbing Supplies Jewson
Keyline Civils Specialist Travis Perkins
National Rising Star of the Year Holly Hart
Wayne Shepherd Mollie Holder Shaun Kemp Paul Gillard
City Plumbing Supplies City Plumbing Supplies Travis Perkins Travis Perkins Travis Perkins
Timber Merchant of the Year Alsford Timber
Beers Timber & Building Supplies Ltd Covers Timber & Builders Merchant Howarth Timber & Building Supplies Talbot Timber (part of the LBS Group) Travis Perkins
Plumbing & Heating Merchant of the Year AE Spink Ltd City Plumbing
Total Plumbing (part of the LBS Group) Williams & Co
Supplier Account Manager of the Year Liane Bayliss Vicky Piercy John Gaunt
Actis Insulation Digby stone
Andrew Miller Rob Negus
John Gregson
Kanuf Insulation Marshalls PLC SIG Trading ltd
T I Midwood (Timco)
Landscaping Supplier of the Year
Brett Landscaping J GARD AND SONS LTD Marshalls PLC Stonemarket Tobermore
SR Timber West Fraser
Bathroom Supplier of the Year Fibo UK Ltd Geberit
Essential by Ideal Bathrooms Lakes Showering Spaces Twyford
Distributor of the Year Encon
Ideal Bathrooms Resapol Limited SIG Trading Ltd TIMCO
Plumbing & Heating Supplier of the Year Altecnic Ltd Fernox Ltd John Guest
Polypipe Building Products Stelrad
Roofing Supplier of the Year BMI Group IKO Group
Keylite Roof Windows TN International
Insulation Supplier of theYear Xtratherm
Knauf Insulation ROCKWOOL
Superglass Insulation Ltd
Heavyside Supplier of the Year Brett Martin Imperial Brick Keystone Group Mannok Wavin UK
October 2021
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Industry Personality of the Year
Sponsored by Wilson Brook
Fresh from her Summer spent covering the Euros and the Olympic Games, TV presenter Gabby Logan will be hosting the BMJ Industry Awards
on November 26 2021 at the Park Plaza Riverbank Hotel in London, just a short stroll along the South Bank from London’s Waterloo Station. A former international gymnast, Logan began her broadcasting career in radio in 1992 and joined Sky Sports in 1996, moving to ITV in 1998 where she presented various fixtures including The World Cup and Champions League. In 2004 she hosted Sport Relief for the BBC before joining the corporation in 2007. While at the BBC Logan has presented the Final Score, Inside Sport, Invictus Games, MOTD Six Nations, The Olympic Journey, The One Show, Inspire: The Premier League Show, The World Swimming Championships and Women’s Football, making her one of the network’s most integral faces. She was also a key member of the BBC’s presenting team for the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games, the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games as well as the 2014 Brazil World Cup & 2018 Russia World Cup. BMJ Group Managing Editor Fiona Russell Horne said: “As a sports fan and self-confessed Olympic geek, I am really excited that Gabby Logan will be taking to the stage to host our awards this year. “I’m also delighted to be able to bring all our guests to the Park Plaza Riverbank, where the stunning decor will be matched only by the quality of the finalists. “I am so pleased that, after the past 18 months, that we are able to go back to hosting an in-person event, with real, live people to mix and mingle with. It’s been far too long since we were able to do what this industry does best - network with peers, colleagues, friends and competitors. “The event will open with a drinks
reception at 12pm and will finish around 4.30pm, after which we will carry on at the after-party. Spaces for the lunch are going fast, so make sure you book your spot now.”
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BOOK YOUR PLACE AT THE GALA AWARDS LUNCH
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