2018 Event
The 2018 awards were presented at a gala dinner and awards ceremony on Tuesday 13 November at Montcalm Marble Arch, London
The awards began with a welcome drinks reception, followed by a three-course dinner with complimentary half bottle of wine per person. Dinner followed with the awards ceremony and entertainment.
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2018 Host - Julia Hardy
Julia Hardy is a TV Presenter, writer, radio presenter and live host, specialising in technology, video games and social media. Julia is currently BBC Radio 1’s Video Games Presenter, producing monthly content for iPlayer such as ‘Fight Games – The Thrill of the Kill’ and ‘Uncharted Territory – Cinematic Games’.
A tech fanatic, Julia was Sky News Sunrise’s go-to expert on the subject for well over a year. She loves to try out the latest gadgets, and hosted the live stream of gaming tournament ESL One Dota 2 for BBC3 from Birmingham in May of this year, which saw her interview some of the biggest names in the gaming world.
Last year, Julia produced ‘Rockstar Gamers’ for Radio One Stories, which proved to be one of the most popular documentaries the channel has ever seen. She is also passionate about encouraging women to pursue careers in the tech and gaming industry, having participated in a number of panels aimed at the cause and helping to host the Women in Games Awards earlier this year.
The Venue - Montcalm Marble Arch
Sitting grandly at the top of Park Lane, within close proximity to London's most exclusive addresses including Mayfair, Oxford and Regent Streets, Marylebone, Edgware Road and Hyde Park is The Montcalm London Marble Arch.
At The Montcalm London Marble Arch, the magnificent décor and the contemporary design of the lobby welcomes you to an experience to remember. The event will take place in The Grand Ballroom, one of London's luxury event spaces, bringing additional exclusivity and prestige to the awards.
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Awards Trust Mark
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The Awards Trust Mark scheme is a not-for-profit accreditation programme run by The Independent Awards Standards Council with the goal of, as the name suggests, enhancing trust between those entering awards schemes, and the organisations running them.
The scheme is already raising standards in the industry, and we would encourage everyone entering awards to encourage organisers to commit to the code of conduct and thus earn an Awards Trust Mark.
