Ancon sponsor Concrete Society Awards
Ancon was a proud sponsor of The Concrete Society Awards Dinner which was held at The Grosvenor Hotel, Park Lane, London on Thursday 17th November 2016.
Now in its 48th year of celebrating excellence in concrete, this prestigious event was presented by accomplished journalist, Kate Silverton.
As a manufacturer of fixings for structural concrete connections and a member of the Concrete Society, Ancon wanted to show its support for an event that acknowledges the importance and evolution of the concrete industry.
Over 400 members, guests and industry representatives attended the evening.
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Clockwise from top: Huw Jones - Interspan, James Harrison - Laing O'Rourke, Robert Helliwell - Ancon, Ben Ume - Walsh Group , Maria Vella - Walsh Group, Adam Sweet - CCL engineering, Hervé Poveda - Ancon, Suren Nadarajah - Praeter Engineering, Neil Loy - Ancon
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