A Night to Remember: The North East HR&D Awards 2026 Set to Inspire
The anticipation builds as the North East HR&D Awards prepare for their grand return this June, promising to celebrate the individuals and organizations that are making a notable impact in the HR and learning and development sector across the region. Scheduled to take place on June 11 at The Fed in Gateshead, this event marks its 18th year, highlighting its significance in the local community.
Cherishing Excellence in HR
This year’s awards aim to shine a spotlight on the stars of the HR profession, with a diverse array of categories designed to recognize the exceptional contributions made by professionals in the field. Pete Mallon, creative and managing director of NET, expressed his enthusiasm, highlighting the numbers of inspiring stories expected to emerge from the event. The ceremony is seen as a celebration of change agents who are shaping the future of HR and development in the North East.
Collaboration and Community Support
Backed by a partnership with the North East Work & Talent advisory board, the awards promise to be an engaging evening filled with heartwarming stories of skill and success. Joint chairs Elouise Leonard-Cross and Sarah Carnegie stressed their commitment to showcasing the impressive achievements of the HR community, inviting organizations to present their best practices and honor their teams.
Looking Forward to a Memorable Ceremony
With the ceremony set to honor 12 categories worth of talent and dedication, the awards evening is touted as a highlight of the North East calendar. Businesses like NPH Group, Northumbrian Water, and TDR Training are among the diverse range of partners supporting this initiative, emphasizing the collaborative spirit that defines the region.
The North East HR&D Awards not only aim to recognize outstanding achievements but also to inspire future endeavors within the HR landscape. Those interested in attending can reach out to Lesley Hampson or Dawn Owens for ticket and table reservations, ensuring that the positive stories highlighted during the event resonate throughout the community for years to come.