Construction awards endorsed by Birmingham leaders

The Building the Future Awards has received a powerful show of support from two esteemed advocates.

West Midlands Mayor Andy Street, and deputy leader of Birmingham City Council Sharon Thomson have both endorsed the event as passionate ambassadors, further solidifying the awards' commitment to celebrating young talent in the sector.

The awards were created by Training Personified and Emerge Leaderships Zoe Bennett, BEM and Errol Lawson and is dedicated to recognising outstanding contributions of young individuals in the construction industry.

Building the Future Awards, set to take place on the 17 November 2023 at the iconic Aston Villa FC's Holte Suite, aims to shine a spotlight on the exceptional achievements of individuals under the age of 35 who have made significant contributions to the construction industry.

The event promises to be a night of recognition, inspiration, and celebration, highlighting the accomplishments of these rising stars who are shaping the future of the sector.

The endorsement from West Midlands Mayor, Andy Street, underscores the importance of the awards in acknowledging the vital role that young professionals play in driving innovation, growth, and sustainability in the construction industry.

His support aligns seamlessly with the Awards' mission of fostering talent and nurturing the next generation of industry leaders.

Deputy leader of Birmingham City Council, Cllr Sharon Thompson, also stands behind the Building The Future Awards as a testament to the city's commitment to empowering its youth and promoting excellence within the construction sector.

The collaboration between the Council and the awards event reflects a shared vision of nurturing talent and creating opportunities for young professionals to thrive in the industry.

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Pictured: Andy Street , Errol Lawson and Zoe Bennett, BEM.