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Last Chance to Enter Talent in Logistics Awards: Deadline Extended to 28th April

Last Chance to Enter Talent in Logistics Awards: Deadline Extended to 28th April

The entry deadline for this year’s Talent in Logistics Awards has been extended to Friday 28th April. This is due to overwhelming interest, and requests from 3PLs, transport companies, training providers and retailers for more time to enter their valued team members.

The Talent in Logistics Awards is a new and unique annual event dedicated to recognising and rewarding excellence in training, learning and development in the logistics sector. Originally set to close on 31st March, companies now have another month to nominate their shining stars for an Award, celebrating their skills and hard work. The awards entry process is quick, easy and free of charge at www.talentinlogistics.co.uk/enter-awards, where there is also a full list of awards categories.

Unlike other awards in the logistics sector, these unique awards reward the people and teams that keep the UK and Ireland moving. Entering the Awards will help organisations demonstrate and prove their commitment to quality training and CSR, both to existing staff, potential employees, and industry peers. Gaining a prestigious Talent in Logistics Award will also help businesses to support recruitment and encourage employee retention whilst improving team morale.

The Award categories recognise a wide range of skilled professionals throughout the industry, from Training and Health and Safety staff, to Learning and Development (L&D), HR and Logistics Managers. Warehouse employees, LGV drivers and apprentices will also be recognised.

The Talent in Logistics Awards will be judged by representatives or leading industry bodies and associations within the logistics sector, including Colin Snape, Deputy Director of Policy, Road Haulage Association; Richard Brewer CMILT MAIRSO, Manager, National Register of LGV Instructors; Shane Walton, Head of Professional Development, CILT (Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport); and Peter John Harvey MBE, Chief Executive, Fork Lift Truck Association. The judges panel will also include representatives from event media partners SHD Logistics, Transport Operator, Health and Safety at Work and Training Journal and from charity Transaid.

Shortlisted finalists will be announced in mid-May and winners will be revealed at the inaugural Talent in Logistics Awards ceremony on the evening of 22nd June 2017 at the Telford International Centre. The Awards will be presented by special guest host, stand-up comedian, and star of BBC One sitcom ‘Not Going Out’, Tim Vine, over a champagne reception and deluxe three course dinner. The Awards will provide companies the opportunity to celebrate with their exceptional employees while networking with fellow professionals from the logistics, warehousing and transport industry.

Individual tickets for the Talent in Logistics Awards start from £150 and special discounts are available for organisations wishing to celebrate with their whole team by buying a table. To ensure a place at the Awards event, contact [email protected] for tickets.

Taking place on the same day in Telford, a free Talent in Logistics Conference will offer seminar sessions focused on the key issues facing learning and development professionals in UK logistics. Live forklift competitions will also take place during the day in front of hundreds of guests. Places have filled up fast, so register for a free place as soon as possible at http://www.talentinlogistics.co.uk/book-now.

A few remaining sponsorship packages are still available for the Talent in Logistics Awards and Conference. To get involved, call +44(0) 1903 204187 or contact [email protected].

Visit [www.talentinlogistics.co.uk]www.talentinlogistics.co.uk for any other information.

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