The 2024 shortlist is out

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The judges have finished deliberating and the shortlisted entries for HEFMA’s 2024 annual awards have been announced. 

We had some fantastic entries, which really showcase the diversity of the work that our Estates & Facilities teams are involved with, and the commitment and passion of the many individuals involved. This has, of course, made the task of the judges incredibly difficult. The winners will be announced at the gala dinner, to be held at the Telford International Centre during the National Leadership Forum on the evening of May 9. This year, a special guest will be joining us for the Awards dinner. Stuart Pearce, top sportsman, former captain of England’s national football team, and an electrician by trade, to help celebrate the achievements of all of our shortlisted nominees, and of course our winners. 

Please do get behind your teams or colleagues if they’ve made the shortlist, share across social media and celebrate their achievements. It’s great recognition to be nominated for an award, and it’s even better to be shortlisted, especially when the calibre of entries is as high as it has been this year. 

For more detail of each of the shortlisted entries, please see the May/June issue of our Pulse magazine.

Thank you to everyone who took the time and effort to submit an entry. 

 

Efficiency & Improvement 

BCHC Capital Team, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust

Patient Movement Team, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

NHFM Domestic Services, Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management

Sustainability, The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

 

Leader of the Year

Eileen Phillips, Barts Health NHS Trust

Karon Snape, Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Alison McKinley, Hereford and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust

Paul Fitzpatrick, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Rob Jephson, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Nicky Bonner, Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust

 

People Development 

Emma Hinch, Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust 

Liza Pyrah, Bradford District Care NHS Foundation Trust

Harrogate Integrated Facilities 

Linsey Kennedy, University Hospital Southampton

David Adair, University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay

 

Personal Development 

Sophie Hall, Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust

Philip White, Northumbria Healthcare Facilities Management

Richie Savage, Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust (SPFT) 

 

Project of the Year

NHS Barts Soft Services Team, Barts Health NHS Trust

Making Room for Dignity Programme, Derbyshire Healthcare NHS FT 

Sustainability and Capital Development, Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Katie Whittam, South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust

St George’s University Hospitals with apetito and Mitie

 

Team of the Year

Domestics Team, Barnsley Facilities Services

Asbestos Management Team, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

NWAFT Soft FM Team, North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust

Capital Team, Stockport NHS Foundation Trust 

Estates and Facilities Senior Managers, The Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Capital Estates Team, Wrightington, Wigan and Leigh Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust



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