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Winning - or even being shortlisted - can have a real, tangible benefit
The Fleet News Awards, in its 33rd year, represent the pinnacle of fleet achievement.
Judged by some of the most respected fleets, leasing providers and pricing guides in the country, chaired by ex-SMMT chief executive Christopher Macgowan, they combine transparency with robust deliberations to ensure only the very best companies and people are victorious.
Winning a Fleet News Award trophy doesn’t come easy, but the effort is worth every moment when the envelope is opened, and your name is read out. Winners enjoy a measurable improvement in business performance and credibility, while it can also raise staff motivation, studies show.
It can even give a boost to individual careers, with several former Fleet News Awards winners getting promoted or headhunted for more senior positions. Award winners say it has helped them to acquire new talent and improve client relationships.
How?
By entering the Fleet News Awards 2021
Numerous studies have shown the positive impacts that winning industry awards can have on a business and its employees. Even being shortlisted can have a positive effect, according to studies carried out by awards consultancies.
Entries are now open for fleet operators, suppliers and car manufacturers - YOUR opportunity for recognition both within the fleet sector and beyond.
“Winners receive widespread publicity and the respect of industry peers, as well as an acknowledgement of the importance of the people in their business” said Fleet News editor Stephen Briers.
“A Fleet News award is the biggest honour in fleet.”
Our proud Fleet News Awards winners will collect their coveted trophies at the ceremony on the 29 June 2021 at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
