With the deadline less than a week away start your British Insurance Awards entry today
The countdown has well and truly began to get entries in for the 2017 British Insurance Awards with the deadline now less than a week away.
Now in its 23rd year, the BIAs is widely considered the pinnacle in terms of rewarding top class performance and innovation across the UK insurance sector.
This year, with 24 categories representing the best in British insurance, the BIAs will again provide an outstanding occasion to recognise and reward the many achievements that continue to be made in our industry.
Held on the 5th July at the historic Royal Albert Hall, to be in with a shout of joining the historic roll call of winners, start your entry today.
For all the information you need click here and good luck in making the shortlist that will be announced on the 12th April.
To remind yourself of what a great night 2016 was you can catch the highlights video here, featuring many of the winners and clips of the entertainment including the highly lauded recording artist Billy Ocean.
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