Entries will be accepted until Friday 16 July 2021.
The entry fee is £295 (+VAT in UK) per entry. You can enter as many times, in as many categories, as you like.
Pay any time and continue to edit your entries right up to the final deadline.
Get started in 5 easy steps
Step 1
Register an account here to start your nominations.
Step 2
Start an Entry by selecting your Category and filling in the fields (you don’t have to write the whole entry at this stage!). Submit your entry to add it to your Cart.
Step 3
Start however many more entries you like and Submit those to add them to your Cart.
Step 4
Pay for all your entries from the Shopping Cart. You can pay instantly using PayPal, or request an invoice to pay by bank transfer or credit card.
Step 5
You can now continue to add to and edit your entries right up until the 16 July submission deadline. You can even print your drafts as PDFs to share them internally for feedback.
Pricing
Start an entry here
Single Entry
£295
/ until 16 July
Standard Price
Deadline for entries 16 July.
Pay any time and keep editing your entries until the deadline.
Terms & conditions apply.
“We reviewed the categories and felt that we had some great stories to tell. The judging process is rigorous and fair. Winning has given kudos and additional credibility to the department internally as well as externally.”
OVO Energy
1. Thank your teams for responding in a crisis
2020 was a challenging year for everyone with the coronavirus outbreak. This is an opportunity to thank those that went above and beyond to support colleagues, customers and the community.
2. Recognise a significant year of achievement
If the last 12 months have been a year of key milestones and deliverables, then take this opportunity to celebrate those achievements. Give your organisation the recognition and prestige given to award winners.
3. Get great internal and external PR
Use these awards to let other departments in your organisation know how good the work you’ve been doing is as well as differentiating your business externally.
4. Benchmark your operation
Entering the awards will help you benchmark against others in your category. By entering, you will be able to gauge how you compare against the very best across Europe.
5. Opportunity to reflect
We work in a fast changing, busy industry and achievements are easy to overlook. Reflecting on your key achievements allows you to pause and consider what (and who) contributed to your success and to recognise them.
6. Engage your employees
Winning awards has a very positive impact on a team’s morale and can improve employee engagement. Being nominated for an award means a lot to people and demonstrates that you really value their contribution.
7. Attract new employees
People want to work for an organisation that is successful, and people focused. Being a finalist for an award can help you attract the best new employees, as well as retain those you value. People are drawn to award-winning businesses because they want to work for a reputable company.
8. Celebrate your company and team achievements
Give your best people the opportunity to attend the biggest industry party. The Awards Evening is being held at Evolution in London’s Battersea Park and will be host to over 1,300 industry professionals from across Europe.
9. Join a community
A great opportunity to meet your peers from exceptional contact centres and customer service operations.
