We are thrilled to announce that we have been shortlisted for Health Tech Innovator of the Year as a part of the Innovation Awards 2024, an event that celebrates the forefront of innovation across various industries.
The Innovation Awards, organised by the Technology Supply Chain, have established themselves as a premier platform for highlighting ground-breaking advancements. From manufacturing and engineering to sustainability and technology, these awards celebrate innovation in its many forms, including the invaluable contributions of individuals and indispensable support provided by universities, catapults and other organisations.
We wish to extend our thanks to everyone who has taken the time to nominate us. Awards such as this help to celebrate the hard work of our researchers and allow us to get closer to our goal of becoming the gold-standard DNA editing method for the advanced therapeutics market!
Voting is now open until 6 pm on 9th August. To vote for us please visit: https://innovation-awards.co.uk/.
This voting round reduces the shortlist down from ten to five finalists in each category. Finalists will then be judged by a distinguished judging panel, featuring leading figures from organisations such as Make UK, the MoD, EY, Innovate UK and the IoD on 12th September. The winners will be announced at an inspiring black-tie ceremony on November 8th at the Eastside Rooms in Birmingham.
Prof. Paul Cadman, co-Founder of the Innovation Awards said “We are always impressed by the high quality of nominations. Every company, organisation and individual who has made the shortlist has demonstrated exceptionally high levels of innovation. Our judges are always amazed by the amount of innovation going on within the UK.”
The chosen charity for the Innovation Awards 2024 is the Army Benevolent Fund which has been supporting soldiers, veterans and their families since 1944.
The headline sponsor is global tax services firm, Ryan. Other sponsors include Walk Through Walls, Bibby Financial Services, Oxbridge, Tantamount, University College Birmingham, Birmingham City University, and Warwick Manufacturing Group.