Business News Wales advert designs (2)
Button Ad_BIFpng

Banc-profile-page-340px-x-600px_WG

WBS_Sidebar Ad
15 October 2021

IoD Wales‘ 2021 Call for Top Directors Ends in One Week


There’s only one week left to enter this year’s Institute of Directors (IoD) Wales’ Director of the Year Awards.

In partnership with Cardiff Business School, the deadline for its annual search for the nation’s highest achieving business leaders is end of play Friday 22 October.

Open to both members and non-members, the Director of the Year Awards 2021 seek to reward the successes of directors representing a wide spectrum of businesses, organisations and sectors the length and breadth of Wales.

The awards recognise the outstanding achievements and leadership of directors in Wales across 11 categories: 

  • Director of the Year – Non-Executive – sponsored by Acorn Executive Search
  • Director of the Year – Innovation – sponsored by ACCA Wales
  • Director of the Year – Young – sponsored by Sony Technology Centre
  • Director of the Year – Public/Third Sector – sponsorship available
  • Director of the Year – Skills Development – sponsored by Educ8
  • Director of the Year – Start-Up Business – sponsored by Darwin Gray
  • Director of the Year – Equality, Diversity & Inclusion – sponsored by Legal & General
  • Director of the Year – Family Business – sponsored by Tantrwm
  • Director of the Year – Corporate Responsibility – sponsored by Welsh Government
  • Director of the Year – Small to Medium Business – sponsored by Development Bank of Wales
    Social Value and Sustainability Impact – sponsorship available

All Welsh category winners will then be shortlisted for the UK-wide Director of the Year Finals in London, providing the opportunity for recognition on the national stage.

With sponsors including Cardiff Business School, Educ8, Sony Technology Centre, Legal & General, ACCA Wales, Darwin Gray, Welsh Government, Acorn Executive Search, Development Bank of Wales and Tantrwm in the fold, the awards will yet again be a celebration of all things achieved by directors, during what has understandably been a very challenging 18 months.

The Director of The Year Awards are open to both members and non-members, for more information on the awards and how to enter please visit https://www.iod.com/events-community/regions/wales 

 



podcast centre thumb

Columns & Features:


People / Skills
24 April 2026

Higher Level Learners Matter More than Ever
The Productivity Institute's Wales Productivity Forum
17 April 2026

Seeing Productivity Through an Innovation Lens
CSconnected
1 April 2026

The Talent Race Shaping Wales’ Semiconductor Future
NTfW
26 March 2026

Skills Are Critical to Hospitality’s Resilience

In Other News:

Business News Wales //