Awards

The MPF European Practice Management Awards is the only competition to focus on the contribution of different disciplines to managing a professional firm.

Simon Slater
Simon Slater

Practice Management Awards were first introduced by the MPF in 2002 to showcase the contribution of different disciplines (marketing, HR, technology, finance, facilities, KM etc) in managing a professional firm. Judging is the responsibility of a panel of 30 senior management consultants and experts based in the UK, Europe, North America and Australia. The quality of entries is incredibly high, conferring significant prestige on those associated with the competition.

Sir Jackie Stewart
Sir Jackie Stewart


The 2009 Awards have now been presented and the winning firms can be viewed below.


The winners were announced at the dinner and ceremony on Wednesday 21 October at the Marriott Hotel, Grosvenor Square, London. Simon Slater, of First Counsel, was the evening's Master of Ceremonies and motor racing legend Sir Jackie Stewart made the after dinner speech on this year's theme of Teamwork.


2009 WINNERS

AN EVENING TO REMEMBER – 2009 AWARDS CEREMONY

2009 Awards Ceremony

THOUGHTS ON THE AWARDS

"The MPF Awards test in a way that others do not – distilling our essence into a 'one pager' gets to what really makes us tick."
Deborah Ascott–Jones, Former Director of Marketing, Pannone

"One of the top awards in the professional services sector."
Mike Rake, Former Chairman of KPMG
International and UK Senior Partner

"These Awards endorse our perspective on the importance of an inclusive working environment."
Peter Charlton, Former Regional Managing Partner, Clifford Chance

"A valuable opportunity to recognise the significant contribution that practice management professionals make to professional services businesses."
John Connolly, Global Managing Director, Deloitte

JUDGES

Alan HodgartJudging is the responsibility of a panel of some 30 senior management consultants based in the UK, Europe, North America and Australia, led by Alan Hodgart