Countdown for the closing of nominations begins as submissions flood in for the final voting stages of The UK’s Largest Diversity Awards.
Charities and Role Models from across the UK will gather at the breathtaking Anglican Cathedral on September 18th 2015. The Best of British Diversity will flock to Liverpool for the first time to celebrate the outstanding achievementsof those who have demonstrated their devotion to enhancing equality, diversity and inclusion in today’s society.
Over 20,000 nominations and votes have been received so far, paying tribute to grass root communities across the UK; Nominations and voting closes on 23rd June.
Founder Paul Sesay has spoken out once again to urge people to recognise their ‘true heroes’.
‘We are extremely excited to pass the diversity torch to Liverpool, and know the city will deliver on commending another extraordinary group of underrepresented role models. Our team are thrilled to bring the awards back home, and with your support, know that Britain’s true diversity heroes will be celebrated’.
The prestigious black tie event is definitely one to mark down on your calendar and provides recognition for excellence regardless of race, faith, religion, gender, identity, sexual orientation, age, disability and culture.
Microsoft will be just one of the brands supporting a skyfall of diversity talent alongside Barclays, The Army and PWC; Liverpool City Council have also demonstrated their support by sponsoring the Positive Role Model Award for Disability.
Designed to highlight the country’s most inspirational and selfless people, the NDA’s are supported by the likes of Katie Piper, Adam Hills and Alex Brooker amongst many.
Paralympic champions Sarah and Barney Storey said, ‘Barney and I are delighted to support The National Diversity Awards. The rich tapestry of our nation comes from the fact we are blessed with talented individuals from across the globe who chose to work and live in the UK. Many are providing opportunities to others and inspiring less fortunate people from similar backgrounds to follow their dreams.”
Television Presenter and Broadcaster Ade Adepitan also showcased his support, ‘It’s great to see that last year’s winners have been given a platform to send out a positive message to the public. I love the way The National Diversity Awards have incorporated all strands of diversity and are leading the way for creating a brand new generation of positive role models. I know the awards will continue to have an impact for years to come.’
To Nominate, please visit nominate.nationaldiversityawards.co.uk
