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Nominations now open for Leeds Digital Festival Awards 2024
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Nominations now open for Leeds Digital Festival Awards 2024

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Nominations for The Leeds Digital Festival Awards, hosted by tech podcast byProduct Live and Leeds-based law firm Ward Hadaway, are now officially open.

The awards celebrate the best in digital and tech innovation across Leeds and the wider city area and recognise the talent born and bred in the region and beyond. The awards ceremony will take place on Thursday, 26 September, where winners will be announced across 11 categories.

Andrew Maeer, owner and host of byProduct Live, said: “The Leeds Digital Festival Awards highlight and reward the innovation, dedication and excellence that drive our vibrant digital sector. These awards are a testament to our incredible talent in the region, and we are thrilled to shine a spotlight on their achievements.”

This year introduces a new category, ‘Leader of the Year,’ recognising exceptional leadership and contributions to the digital community. Other categories include ‘One to Watch 2024’, ‘Tech4Good’ and ‘Tech Innovation of the Year.’

Bill Goodwin, head of IT/IP at Ward Hadaway, said: “We understand the critical role the digital sector plays in driving economic growth and innovation. We are proud to support and advise digital businesses across Leeds and the wider Yorkshire region, helping them to navigate legal challenges and seize opportunities. These awards are a fantastic way to celebrate the leaders and innovators who are making a real difference in Leeds and beyond.”

The award categories in full are:

  • One to Watch 2024
  • Entrepreneur of the Year
  • Startup of the Year
  • Growth Company of the Year
  • Tech4Good
  • Best Tech Place to Work
  • Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Award
  • Facilitator of the Year
  • Tech Innovation of the Year
  • Tech Team of the Year
  • Leader of the Year (new category)

Stuart Clarke, director of the Leeds Digital Festival, said: “The digital sector in Leeds is one of the fastest growing in the UK. These awards not only recognise the hard work and success of our digital businesses but also inspire others to strive for excellence. We are proud to support such a dynamic and forward-thinking community.”

The nominations close on Thursday 15 August. To submit nominations, please visit https://www.leedsdigitalfestivalawards.org/nominate

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