This year’s ceremony takes place at the Hilton Hotel, Berlin on Wednesday 18th June alongside the World Mail and Express Europe conference.
There is just one week left to submit your entries and raise your profile at this year’s prestigious World Mail Awards 2014 and to submit your entry, could not be easier. This year’s deadline for submissions is Friday 28th February.
With 9 categories to select from, the awards offer the perfect stage for your business to share its success story with the global post and parcel industry. To submit your entry simply visit www.mailawards.com.
The categories for the 2014 World Mail Awards include:
• Corporate Social Responsibility
• Customer Service
• E-commerce sponsored by Deloitte
• Growth sponsored by Post Europ
• Innovation sponsored by Motorola Solutions
• People Management
• Retail Customer Access sponsored by First Rate Exchange
• Security sponsored by Lockheed Martin
• Technology sponsored by Zebra Technologies
Judged by an independent panel of industry experts, a shortlist of finalists will be published in April, with the winners then announced at the black-tie gala event in Berlin during this year’s World Mail & Express Europe Conference and Exhibition. The winner of the prestigious Industry Leadership Award, sponsored by Honeywell, will also be revealed. The 2013 award winner in this category was Royal Mail Chief Executive, Moya Greene.
The World Mail Awards is the long established global awards scheme hosted by Triangle Management Services for the post and parcel sector and aims to bring together organisations from around the world, to recognise the successes and achievements within the industry during each year.
Last year’s winners included, Austria Post, Canada Revenue Agency, Correos, Deutsche Post DHL, InPost, Post Danmark, Singapore Post, Solystic and UK Mail.
Interested in attending this prestigious event or sponsoring one of the remaining Award categories?
Visit The World Mail Awards 2014 website or contact Tom Ross-Joannou, Charles Rickett or Nichola Jones on +44(0)1628 642910
