Screenshot 2024 01 25 at 14.06.04 Voting for the MCV/DEVELOP Awards ends Monday – last chance to decide the winners!

Voting for the MCV/DEVELOP Awards ends Monday – last chance to decide the winners!

The headline pretty much says it all; that if for some bizarre reason you’ve been holding back on voting in this year’s MCV/DEVELOP Awards, time is running out.

On Monday, voting will close, the adjudicators will scour the results for anomalous materials, the numbers will be tallied and the order to etch the winning names on the trophies will be made ahead of the ceremony on June 20th.

So far voting has been brisk, to say the least. Just as we received more nominations this year than the last three combined, the voting numbers have been equally impressive. Thank you to everyone who has made it all happen. To everyone else: VOTE! It’s not too late!

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