About the CIOB Awards
An evening of entertainment and celebration at one of London’s top venues
Awards & Recognition
Entering the CIOB Awards provides you with the opportunity for your skills and abilities to be recognised. These prestigious awards will be a springboard in your career unlike any other; many of our previous medal winners have gone on to work on iconic landmarks like Canary Wharf and The Shard.
Where It All Began
The Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) launched the Construction Manager of the Year Awards (CMYA) back in 1978. These awards have been showcasing incredible talent and highlighting the abilities of Construction Managers across the UK every year. An in-depth judging process ensures that the calibre of winners is consistently high, and as a result, the awards have a reputation for identifying the future leaders in the construction industry.
Over time, new awards have been introduced; the Rising Star Award, the President’s Award, Client of the Year and Team of the Year. These have been combined with CMYA to create the CIOB Awards.
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Why take part?
Annual Event
An evening of entertainment and celebration at one of London’s top venues
Networking
Meet leaders and upcoming talent from throughout the built environment
Recognition
Over 90% of our finalists say being nominated has had a positive impact on their careers
Brightest Minds
Meet some of the brightest minds from every part of the construction and built environment industry
Prestigious Award
With over 40 years of history, winners have gone on to work on iconic landmarks such as The Shard and Canary Wharf
3 Course Dinner
The awards evening includes a stunning 3 course dinner and incredible entertainment
Years
Judges
Awards
Finalists
What People are Saying
If you make it to the awards ceremony, that alone is a great achievement and if you are fortunate enough to take home a medal, it really is life changing.
Matt Crookes, CMYA finalist
This is a relatively small industry. Getting CMYA recognition definitely raises your profile. It’s great to have on your CV and is valued by employers.
Julia Howard MCIOB, CMYA finalist
As a CMYA judge, it is an honour and a privilege to spend time with some remarkable people, delivering remarkable projects.
Gavin Heaphy MCIOB, CMYA judge
[R]evel in your achievement as it really is a pinnacle of your career. Do not be shy in using your success as recognition of you and your team’s capability in demonstrating true excellence in construction.
Dennis Wilson, 2015 CMYA winner
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