We are delighted to reveal our amazing partners who have been shortlisted. Our nominated partners have truly gone the extra mile to empower young people with the skills and confidence to live, learn and earn. We can’t wait to celebrate with all of our inspiring partners at our Partnership Awards on Wednesday 7th November 2018.

Shortlist for The Prince's Trust Partnership Awards 2018:

The People Power Award

The People Power Award recognises a company’s contribution to employee engagement.

Nominees

The People Power Award (Companies under 5,000 UK Employees):

Gap

HG Capital

Joules

Qatalyst

Superdry

UPP

The People Power Award (Companies over 5,000 UK Employees):

Barclays

Bakkavor

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The Breaking Barriers Award - Live, Learn and Earn* new for this year

The Breaking Barriers Award recognises the company who is going above and beyond in bringing young people into their business.

Nominees

Equinity

Gap

Greene King

House of Fraser

Marks and Spencer

Ricoh

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All Round Hero Award

These two awards recognise the overall achievements of a company.

Nominees

All Round Hero Award (Companies under 5,000 UK Employees):

Ascential

CALA Homes

Cunard

Deloitte London Consulting

The White Company

Worldpay

All Round Hero Award (Companies over 5,000 UK Employees):

Barclays

Engie

HSBC

Marriott

NatWest

TK Maxx & Homesense

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Reaching Further Award

The Reaching Further Award recognises the company with the most collaborative approach to their partnership, who is working across 2 or more sites.

Nominees

Avarto

Delta Air Lines

GAP

Marks and Spencer

National Express 

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Going for Gold Award

The Going for Gold Award recognises a company within the first two years of working together who are rapidly growing the partnership.

Nominees

Amazon Web Services

Barclaycard

Charles Tyrwhitt

NBCUniversal

Superdry

Škoda

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Service to Young People Award

These two awards recognises the companies that have contributed the most to corporate volunteering.

Nominees

Service to Young People Award (Companies under 5,000 UK Employees):

Arm

ASOS Foundation

L'Oréal Paris

Oracle

Ricoh

Service to Young People Award (Companies over 5,000 UK Employees):

Barclays

Marriott

NatWest

New Look

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Working Together Award

The Working Together Award recognises the company who has best collaborated with another organisation or organisations as part of their partnership with The Prince’s Trust.

Nominees

HCL

Standard Life

Škoda

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Outstanding Individual Award

The Outstanding Individual Award recognises an individual who has shown outstanding support to The Trust, going the extra mile to make the partnership great.

Nominees

Ali Stripling, Arm

Vicky Ogden, Ascential

Seani Armitage, ASOS Foundation

Ross McArthur, Cala Homes

Sarah Mortimer, Charles Tyrwhitt

Tricia Rumola, Delta Air Lines

Sarah Kermode, Gap

Lisa Davies, House of Fraser

Lauren Peace, Joules

Rosie Johnson, Joules

Jon Edwards, Oracle

James Knox, Ricoh

Jo Murphy, TK Maxx and Homesense

Jason Cousins, Womble Bond Dickinson

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Innovation Award* new for this year

The Innovation Award recognises a corporate partner who has taken a new approach in their partnership and/or created an innovative fundraising activity, programme or an entirely new concept designed to support young people.

Nominees

ASOS Foundation

Barclaycard

Cunard

GAP

Jagex

Thomson Reuters

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Blazing Saddles Award

These two awards recognise companies who have contributed the most to the 2018 Palace to Palace challenge.

Nominees will be announced shortly.

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