Scheduled for 28 March, 2024, at the Palais des Festivals de Cannes, the Heavent Awards 2024 aims to bring together the European event community. Event and live marketing and communication agencies still have time to enter the Heavent Awards 2024 with the deadline for entries extended until 16 February. Nominees will walk the red carpet of the Palais des Festivals in Cannes and possibly receive an award in one of the nine categories designed to honour projects, creativity and team work. The 2024 jury consists of corporate event and communication managers from companies such as L’Oréal, Coca Cola, Honor Technologies, IKEA, Bayer, Salesforce and Cereal Partners Worldwide. For all shortlisted events, the submission fee includes a package comprising three nights of accommodation in Cannes, as well as access to the ceremony, cocktail dinner, and after-party for both the agency and the client. The 16th Heavent Awards ceremony is the highlight of the Heavent Meetings trade show at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, with organisers expecting 2,500 visitors, including 500 Hosted Buyers (agencies and companies). It is a trade fair featuring targeted one-to-one meetings, business lunches, and three networking evenings in unique event locations. More information: kbalcke@weyou-group.com
Extended entry deadline for Heavent Awards 2024 in Cannes
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