Celebrating Excellence and 35 Years of ILG!
This Saturday, ILG gathered to celebrate not only our annual Awards for Excellence but ILG’s 35th birthday! With a three-course meal, some brand new awards categories and lots of dancing, we recognised the individuals and teams who have made an exceptional contribution over the last year.
There were hundreds of nominations with so many examples of extraordinary talent and dedication across the business so congratulations to all of the nominees as well as all of the winners!
Tom Ashley, CEO of ILG proudly presented the awards to:
Health, Safety and Wellbeing Award 2024
Jayden McConnell
Contribution to ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) Award 2024
Daniela Naumenko
One to Watch Award 2024
Oliwia Polok
Manager of the Year Award 2024
Mark Kelly and Lisa Reed
Innovation and Improvement Award 2024
Francesca Bogdan
Team of the Year Award 2024
Client Services
Achievement in Support Functions Award 2024
Erik Miklos
Operational Excellence Award 2024
Cesar Rodriguez and Clayton Goosen
Employee of the Year Award 2024
Andy Parsons
Mike Stephenson Award for Outstanding Contribution 2024
Helen Nichols
Thank you to our Social Committee for organising a fantastic event and we look forward to seeing what 2025 brings for ILG.
Written by Kristine Pollock
Brings 30+ years of experience in senior level or Director HR roles across a breadth of industries, from public sector, distribution and retail to law, insurance and construction. Responsible for all people-related strategy and activities, Kristine’s team covers Human Resources, Recruitment, Pay & Benefits and Learning & Development, supporting our 650+ permanent colleagues, over 100 casuals and hundreds of agency temps.
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