About The Card & Payments AwardsThe Card & Payments Awards are organised by Card Partnerships Limited and with the main focus on raising the profile of best of breed programmes in this market. At a time when card and payments organisations are often the target of criticism from media and consumer groups, it's easy to forget all the achievements within the industry which make it one of the most dynamic sectors in Europe.
Martin Fielding, CEO and a founding director of Card Partnerships says, I have worked in the card and payments industry for over 15 years and in this time Ive seen many exciting developments. Card issuers get a bad press these days and its often unmerited. There are so many ideas in this market that benefit consumers - be it through ease of online payment, charity cards or anti-fraud initiatives. We thought it was about time the industry had a chance to celebrate this progress.
Participating in The Card & Payments Awards is your opportunity to position your organisation in a positive light and distinguish yourselves to your peers, stakeholders and of course to your customers.
Around 1500 people from across the card and financial services industry gathered for the seventh black-tie Awards Dinner and Ceremony at the Grosvenor House in London on 1 February 2012, hosted by Gyles Brandreth. The Card & Payments Awards provide: A place to celebrate best practice amongst issuers and suppliers in the industry.
A chance to create positive publicity for your new initiatives and programmes.
An opportunity to recognise and reward the input of individuals and teams within your organisation.
A glamorous evening to get dressed up and network with your peers over dinner and a glass of wine. Take a look at the categories and see if you qualify to enter. Key dates for your diary: Late June 2012 - Call for Entries
October 2012 - Deadline for Award entry submissions
November 2012 - Judging panel review entries and shortlist
7th February 2013 - Black-tie Awards dinner and ceremony at The Grosvenor House Hotel, London
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