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Conference News Online

19th October 2015

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Home News Awards Outstanding venues honoured at inaugural London Venue Awards

Category: Awards Created on Monday, 19 October 2015 12:00

Venues from across the capital were honoured at the first London Venue Awards on Friday, with 320 industry

professionals attending the celebratory lunch at the Emirates Stadium.

Awards were presented across 15 categories following a rigorous judging process carried out by a panel of over 30

outstanding representatives with expertise from all facets of the industry. An additional category saw employees past

and present voting for the ‘Best Venue To Work For’, with the Business Design Centre emerging victorious.

The London Venue Awards are organised by the Global Conference Network (GCN), who also run industry-leading awards

programmes such as the Conference Awards and Association Excellence Awards. Rory Ross Russell, Co-Director of the GCN,

comments: “We were overwhelmed by the volume and quality of the entries we received for these awards. We always knew that

London was full of superb venues, but this is the first time they have really been given the recognition they deserve.

“We would like to congratulate all the winners and commiserations to those that didn’t make it – picking victors certainly wasn’t an easy process! In some categories the

decision was so close that we presented ‘Marks of Excellence’ to those that didn’t quite win. I’m already looking forward to seeing what the 2016 entries have to offer.”

Full list of winners:

Best Conference Venue – up to 300 delegates - 30 Euston Square

Best New or Refurbished Venue - Banking Hall (Mark of Excellence to etc.venues - 155 Bishopsgate)

Best Conference Venue – 300 to 600 delegates - Kings Place (Mark of Excellence to 8 Northumberland Avenue)

Best Livery Hall - Stationers' Hall

Best Event Venue – 600 to 1,600 attendees - The Brewery

Best Board Room, Meeting or AGM Venue - 30 Euston Square

Best Event Venue – over 1600 attendees - Lancaster London (Mark of Excellence to Barbican)

Best Sporting Venue for Events - Emirates Stadium

Best Unusual or Unique Venue – up to 200 attendees - ArcelorMittal Orbit (Mark of Excellence to The Roof Gardens)

Best Catering at a Venue - ExCeL London and Leith’s at ExCeL

Best Unusual or Unique Venue – over 200 attendees - Forman's Fish Island

Best Business Club - St. James’s Hotel and Club

Best Corporate Party Venue - Swan, Shakespeare’s Globe, The Underglobe (Mark of Excellence to Stamford Bridge)

Best Awards Venue - Tobacco Dock

Best Venue Customer Service - QEII Centre

Best Venue to Work For - Business Design Centre

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Active Team Training was the big winner at this year’s EVCOM Clarion

Awards, taking home five awards including three golds.

The company won the accolades for their film An Epic Experience: A

Day in the Death of Michael Clarke for Tideway.

The awards ceremony, which took place on Wednesday 31

September, also honoured GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) with the coveted

Champion Award for its humanitarian response during the Ebola crisis.

Other multiple-award winners included drp, Cascade Productions,

Spectrecom Films and J Walter Thompson who each took two gold

awards.

The Clarion Awards were hosted by Stuart Rock and were held at

Seven Dials Club in Covent Garden.

Steve Garvey, EVCOM chairman, said: “We are always amazed to

see the creativity of the work evolve, expand and impact audiences of

all levels. Without such ground-breaking communications, engagement

concerning social and or environmental issues could otherwise go

unnoticed and more importantly, unchallenged.

“This year’s record number of entries and its sold out event prove that

through working together we can uncover, share and scale exciting

ideas and stories for a thriving future. Congratulations again to all our

winners. We are truly honoured to honour you.”

The awards are now in their 12th year, after being established in 2003

to identify the role of the communicator in encouraging ethical culture

and fostering higher levels of engagement with social or environmental

issues.

The awards were sponsored by drp, Integro ACJ, George P. Johnson,

PRG XL Video, Present Communications, Juice, Cascade Productions,

Barbican, ACrew4U, The Sequel Group, nh Hotel Group and Barford

Productions.

A full list of winners can be found here.

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