Two weeks left for 30 Under 30 nominations

It’s 30 Under 30 time again, but you’ve only got two more weeks to nominate your favourite rising stars.

MCV’s popular annual feature highlights the achievements and hard work of the younger execs working in the UK games industry.

We’re inviting all of our readers to nominate their favourite up-and-coming stars of the UK games industry – whether it’s your staff a colleague, a peer or even yourself – by emailingChris.Dring@intentmedia.co.uk. But make sure your get your nominations in by Friday, October 11th.

Candidates can be from retail, publishing, the media, distribution, services and the online sector. We want to hear from every corner of the trade – with the exception of video games development, which will be covered by a separate 30 Under 30 feature in MCV’s sister publication Develop later in the year.

All nominations must include ahigh-res photoof the candidate, theirjob titleand role,ageand aparagraphon why they should be considered.

Nominations should be submitted no later thanFriday, October 11thtoChris.Dring@intentmedia.co.uk.

The 2013 edition will be published in our October 25th issue of the magazine, and online shortly after. It is sponsored by recruitment specialist OPM.

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