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School of Events, Tourism and Hospitality Management

UK Centre for Events Management - Alumna Success in ACORN Awards 2020

Earlier this year Alumna Chary Wilson - BA (Hons) Events Management - was a nnounced as a winner of the Acorn Awards 2020 awarded by The Caterer.

Written By

Glenn Bowdin

Published on 16 Dec 2020

The awards, sponsored by CH&Co were presented at an online event on Wednesday 18th November.

Chary graduated in 2016 and is now Sales and Marketing Manager for CH&Co at 41 Portland Place, a meeting and event venue in central London. Chary said, “To be recognised as a future leader in the hospitality industry is just incredible, I'm extremely proud and honoured. This is the highlight of my career so far! The response on LinkedIn when it was announced was incredible and a little emotional. It was so lovely to hear from colleagues, peers, senior management and others in the industry who are genuinely proud of my achievement. Everyone has been so supportive. It's such a prestigious and recognisable achievement in our industry.”

Established in 1986, the Acorn Awards aim to recognise talent within the hospitality industry. Visit their website for more information.

25 Years of the UK Centre for Events Management

We are currently celebrating 25 yeas of the UK Centre for Events Management within the School of Events, Tourism & Hospitality Management. Learn more about the UK Centre for Events Management, our partners and the courses we offer.

Glenn Bowdin

Principal Lecturer / School Of Events, Tourism And Hospitality Management

Glenn Bowdin is Principal Lecturer in Events Management within the UK Centre for Events Management. His subject expertise includes the cost of quality, and issues relating to the planning, management and evaluation of events.