Archant London Business Awards

HSBC BANK


Venue: The Troxy, E1 0HX

FAQ - The Gala Evening

Advice for Entrants   |   FAQ - Entry form   |   FAQ - General Questions


How do I get there?
Who will judge the awards?
How are the awards judged?
What criteria will the judges use?
Is there a dress code for the gala evening?
What if I am unable to attend the gala evening?
What time does the gala evening begin?
How do I purchase tickets?

How do I get there?

Instructions on how to get to the venue can be found under each events webpage under the venue tab.

Who will judge the awards?

The judging panel will consist of the principal sponsor as well as senior management from the individual category sponsors.

How are the awards judged?

Once the entry deadline has passed the panel will select a list of finalists from the completed applications based on the criteria for each category. All finalists will be notified although the winners will not be announced until the awards ceremony at the gala evening.

What criteria will the judges use?

Judges will use the category specific criteria to grade entries. Criteria for each category can be found HERE. Your application should include details of how you have met the criteria as well as any other information you feel is relevant to your success in the category.

Is there a dress code for the gala evening?

Generally the event is black tie but there dark suits can be worn. For the ladies generally cocktail dresses or ball-gowns.

What if I am unable to attend the gala evening?

This is a fantastic networking opportunity and it is best if you could be at the event in person, however, if this is not possible then we would advise you to send a colleague in your absence.

What time does the gala evening begin?

  • 7pm- Champagne pre-reception
  • 8pm- Guests called to dinner
  • 9pm- Awards
  • 10pm- Dancing
  • 1am- Carriages

How do I purchase tickets for the event?

Tickets for each event will be available to purchase from late July. All finalists will be invited to the awards ceremony and will be contacted personally.

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