Registration open for Glass Focus Awards virtual ceremony

Registration open for Glass Focus Awards virtual ceremony
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Date: 11 September 2020

We are delighted to announce registration for the Glass Focus Awards 2020 virtual ceremony is now live.

The event will take place from 4.30 - 6pm BST on 12 November where we will announce category winners, as well as the British Glass business of the year and will feature  an update from our CEO Dave Dalton, and extra surprises. Register for free and join us to celebrate the achievements of our industry in what has been a strange year for all of us.

British Glass CEO Dave Dalton said:

“Hosting the Glass Focus awards online will be a different experience for us all but it’s still a great opportunity for the glass industry to get together and praise the outstanding achievements of the supply chain.

“While the ceremony has had to take on a different form due to current restrictions, we hope that an online version makes it more accessible to the breadth of companies across the UK and abroad that have not been able to attend a physical ceremony in the last few years as well as those who have attended in the past.

“This year has been a testing one for us all and we hope that the Glass Focus Awards can still provide a cause for celebration for our industry.”

The closing date for award entries is 12 noon on Wednesday 23 September – we are looking forward to seeing what the industry has been up to in the last year.

Full criteria, the entry form, and details on how to enter can be found on our website.

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