Arts & Business Awards winners revealed
15 May 2013, 11:19
Encouraging partnerships between business organisations and cultural initiatives, the Arts & Business Awards were announced last night at a ceremony in London.
The winners of this year's Arts & Business Awards were announced last night in a ceremony at St Luke's, London. The awards recognise innovative collaborations between the two sectors, honouring successful partnerships in the creative and commercial worlds.
Ian Callum, Design Director at Jaguar Cars, who sponsor the awards, said he was delighted to be able to showcase the collaborations between arts and business. “With uncertainty surrounding arts funding it is essential that businesses continue to forge links with arts organisations to ensure sustainability of the sector," he said. "Businesses must remember that the arts and creativity are often at the forefront of innovation and we in the private sector can be enriched by listening and contributing to what the arts have to offer.”
Arts & Business Awards 2013: the winners
Arts & Business Corporate Responsibility Award
Python Properties and Python Arts
Arts & Business Digital Partnership Award
Overthrow Digital and Photobox & The Princes Foundation for Children and the Arts
BP A&B Long-term Partnership Award
Macquarie Group Foundation and Streetwise Opera
Arts & Business Sponsorship Award
Harry Winston and the Victoria and Albert Museum
Arts & Business Board Bank Volunteer Award
Heather Wright nominated by Creative Youth Network
Arts & Business Young Board Professional Award
Lucy Wilson nominated by Spare Tyre
Arts & Business Cultural Champion Award: South of England
Mark Loveday nominated by the Sixteen
Arts & Business Cultural Champion Award: North of England
David McKeith nominated by the Halle
Arts & Business Cultural Champion Award: Midlands
Kashif Latif nominated by Punch Records