Don’t forget: MCV Award lobbying deadline is tomorrow

MCV Staff 10th January 2013 Business News

Lobbying closes tomorrow for the 2013 MCV Awards.

You have until 5pm on Friday, January 11th to get your suggestions in.

So that’s just over 24 hours to put forward names to be considered as finalists for hotly-contested prizes like Specialist Retailer, Game Publisher, New Game Brand, Marketing Team and PR Team.

Plus this year we have new prizes for Retail Concept and Digital Retailer, two dedicated hardware prizes, plus new team awards for Export Sales, UK Media and UK Games Studio.

You can nominate yourself, a colleague, partner companies – or even a rival.

Send your suggestions tomcvlobbying@intentmedia.co.uk. We’ve detailed more about the lobbying process in guidehereon MCVuk.com.

The MCV Awards take place on Thursday, April 18th returning to the Lancaster London Hotel.

Inbetweeners’ star Greg Davies is back as host for the evening. To book your place, contactKathryn.Humphrey@intentmedia.co.ukor call her on 01992 535 646. A seat costs 275, while tables of 10 start at 2,699.

Event sponsors include ShopTo, IGN and OPM – other partnership opportunities are available. A range of sponsorship packages are available. To discuss partnership opportunities in more detail please contact Lesley Blumson onLesley.Blumson@intentmedia.co.ukor call her on 01992 535 647.

More information about the event can be found at our dedicated microsite,www.mcvawards.com.

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