The Fleet News Awards is moving to a new date for 2021.
Traditionally held in March, next year the awards night moves to Tuesday, June 29 at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.
It will also for the first time incorporate the Commercial Fleet Awards to create an unparalleled celebration that honours and recognises excellence across every part of the fleet sector.
Stephen Briers, editor-in-chief of Fleet News, said: “With the industry in turmoil due to the coronavirus pandemic, we had a chance to reflect and review our awards proposition for 2021. While going virtual is an option, and one we are very excited about with our Fleet & Mobility Live show in November, we believe that an awards evening is also a networking evening and a chance to meet old friends and make new acquaintances in a relaxed environment.
“For many guests, it’s their industry highlight of the year. That’s why we decided to move the date to give us the best chance of hosting a dinner worthy of the Fleet News Awards.”
Fleet News Awards 2021, incorporating Commercial Fleet Awards, will offer a unique opportunity to bring together the entire fleet sector to celebrate and honour the best people, companies and vehicles. It is set to become the biggest and most important night in fleet.
Further details about awards categories, judges and auditing will be released in January when Fleet News officially launches the Fleet News Awards 2021.
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Jeremy has been a journalist for 30 years, 20 of which have been in business-to-business automotive. He was a writer and news editor on Fleet News for three years. He is Bauer B2B’s head of digital operations helping to manage the digital assets of Fleet News and Commercial Fleet, together with sister-brands AM and Rail. For six years he was AM's editor.
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