Rotary, Coeur de Lion and Citizen are supporters of the event and the National Association of Jewellers is the official supporter. In addition to headline partner The Betts Group, the UK Jewellery Awards is sponsored by the Company of Master Jewellers, Dimexon, Green Rocks, Hockley Mint, Nivoda, TH March and WOLF. Don’t miss your opportunity to join industry friends and colleagues for a night of networking and celebration.” “We received a record number of entries for this year’s event, and this has already been reflected in the number of tickets we have sold so far. Retail Jeweller editor Ruth Faulkner explained: “The UK Jewellery Awards is one of the most popular nights in the industry’s calendar and we are so excited to celebrate 30 years of the awards this year. Tickets for the event, which is held this year in conjunction with headline partner The Betts Group, are available via the UK Jewellery Awards website, or please contact Laura Glenister on 02 or to discuss your options. The awards recognise excellence in 21 categories from across all areas of the jewellery and watch trade from design and customer service through to retail excellence. This year’s event, which is expected to attract around 700 guests from across the jewellery and watch industry, takes place on 1 September at the newly refurbished Hilton London Metropole.
‘Early on, she made an effort to collapse any of those distinctions so everyone is just working at Fast Company and you weren’t just necessarily working on the magazine or the website or events.Tickets for this year’s 30 th anniversary edition of the industry’s most prestigious awards event, the UK Jewellery Awards, are selling fast. “‘In the mid-2010s, there was still a little bit of a divide here,’ recalled Lidsky.
‘That includes staying up and making sure that the copy is where we want it to be or, at a live event, rolling up my sleeves and stuffing a goodie bag.’ “‘I never asked my colleagues to do anything I would never do myself,’ Mehta said. Where some top-ranking editors prefer to remain aloof, maintaining a rarefied aura of mystique and inaccessibility - a formula honed and perfected in the hallways of Condé Nast - Mehta chimes in regularly on Slack to staffers’ ideas, writes prolifically for the website, and maintains an open-door policy for staffers. Mangalindan writes, “When Mehta first arrived at Fast Company in 2018, succeeding longtime editor Robert Safian, Fast Company Deputy Editor David Lidsky describes how she made an effort to help bridge the divide between the print and digital teams - a common issue for publications with print origins. JP Mangalindan of The Juggernaut profiled Fast company editor in chief Stephanie Mehta.