Comedian Romesh Ranganathan to host MCV Awards 2015

Up and coming comedian Romesh Ranganathan will be hosting this year’s MCV Awards.

Ranganathan exploded onto the comedy scene in 2010, and in the last year he has appeared on Mock the Week, Live at the Apollo and Russell Howard’s Good News.

The comedian will be unveiling the winners and handing out prizes at this year’s MCV Awards on Thursday April 16th at the Lancaster LondonHotel.

The MCV Awards recognise outstanding achievement in the UK games industry by retailers, publishers, developers, agencies and distributors. There are also two new prizes this year for Buying Team and Indie Games Label.

The finalists of this years awards will be revealed tomorrow morning at 10am. So make sure to come back to MCVUK.com to see if you’re in the running.

To book tickets for the MCV Industry Excellence Awards 2015 click here.

Alternatively, contact Jess Farnan at jfarnan@nbmedia.com or on 01992 535 646.

Guests are advised to book early as the event always sells out.

The price includes pre-dinner reception, a three-course dinner with wine, coffee, petits fours, the awards ceremony and after-party.

Gold Tables cost 2,950 + VAT and a Standard Table of Ten costs 2,750 + VAT, while Single Seats are available for 285 + VAT.

Meanwhile, retailer Green Man Gaming, recruitment firm OPM, media company Playwire and outsourcing brand Respondez are the first companies to partner up with the MCV Awards.

To find out about sponsorship opportunities at the event please contact: Conor Tallon; ctallon@nbmedia.com or Alex Boucher; aboucher@nbmedia.com – or call +44 (0)1992 535 646.

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