Thursday 31st October 2019
Once again we will be celebrating the fantastic, though largely unrecognised manufacturing that takes place in Cornwall.
The awards evening and dinner will take place at The Atlantic Hotel, Newquay with Stephen Phipson, MAKE UK’s CEO, our keynote speaker.
Get involved, showcase your company’s talent and enter this exceptionally respected, free-to-enter, award.
The 2019 Award Categories
Download an entry form here. Good Luck!
A reminder of our 2017 Awards Evening – What a Night!
CMG Awards 2017 News-Results-Pictures
Guest Speaker – Mike Rigby
Head of Manufacturing at Barclays Bank
The winners of the biennial Cornwall Manufacturers Group Awards 2017 celebrated their achievements, as we recognised the very best and brightest of manufacturing talent in the county.
Top business leaders, exporters, apprentices, community projects and innovations were celebrated at a special ceremony hosted by Mike Rigby, UK Head of Manufacturing for Barclays and attended by over 150 of the counties business leaders and manufacturing pioneers.
This year’s competition saw an exceptional quality and number of entrants with the judges, chaired by Mel Colton-Dyer, Chief Operating Officer at the Cornwall Chamber of Commerce praising the fresh, young talent seizing the opportunity to work in the rewarding and valuable manufacturing sector.
The 2017 Award Winners
Click on a category to reveal the winner!
2017 Event Sponsors
This Years Chosen Charity
2017 Chosen Charity
Penhaligon’s Friends
Penhaligon’s Friends is the children’s bereavement charity for Cornwall and operates across the entire county. Last year they helped over 700 bereaved children come to terms with the death of a family member or close friend. They also support children and their families when facing a terminal diagnosis.
Their work is carried out in a combination of different ways; regular memory days and other gatherings for families, monthly teenage support groups in 4 locations across the county, family groups, school and individual support.
In addition to their children’s and family services they provide high-quality training in child bereavement to an ever-widening range of professionals and volunteers. Penhaligon’s Friends has over 70 volunteers across the county and is proud to have won the Queens Award for Voluntary Service in 2010, the MBE for Charity Groups.
All their services are provided free-of-charge and are on-going for as long as they are needed in each individual case.
They rely entirely upon grants and donations to ensure their charity is able to support those families that need them most!
For further information visit their website; www.penhaligonsfriends.org.uk