Overview

Please note that this event has been postponed. 

This extremely popular, flagship event for the region represents an ideal opportunity to network with other local chemical engineers, entertain clients and reward key staff.

The Aberdeen Members Group annual award dinner is open to all.

The drinks reception provides the ideal opportunity to network and catch up with friends before sitting down for dinner.

Awards

This year’s awards will be particularly prestigious, with high-profile figures from the Chemical Engineering industry attending the dinner and presenting the awards. This year's awards are:

• The Chairperson’s Award 
• Best Technical Presentation Award
• Young Chemical Engineer of the Year Award
• Diversity & Inclusion Award

Nominations should be submitted no later than 17:00 on Friday 28 February 2020. The winners of each award will be decided by a subcommittee appointed by the Aberdeen Members Group, and those shortlisted will be advised in advance of the Annual Awards Dinner.

Submit your nomination online >>

Sponsorship opportunities 

Would your company be interested in sponsoring one of our awards? We have some packages available, for more information including price and benefits please review our sponsorship package >>

Guest speaker

TBC

Time

• 18:00 — drinks reception
• 18:45 — dinner

Seats will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis. The ticket will include a three course meal, table drinks plus reception drinks.

Cost

• £65.00 per person
• £30.00 per person (student member only)

Dress code

Black tie.

Venue information

The Marcliffe Hotel and Spa is easily reachable by public transport, just 10 minutes drive from Aberdeen rail station and Aberdeen's bus station. More information >>

Charity

The Aberdeen Members Group Annual Awards Dinner is raising money for Aberdeen - City & Shire, this is a well-established local branch of Down's Syndrome Scotland providing support for children and adults with Down's Syndrome and their families.

The support ranges from family social events, helping to forge friendships that last a lifetime to workshops assisting with speech and language and behavior issues, invaluable to everyone. The branch provide activities for all ages to enjoy on a regular basis - tennis lessons are currently being held, with the aim of team attending the Special Olympics in the future! Other activities enjoyed throughout the year include clubbercise (an exercise workout) ten pin bowling and pool nights for older members.

All monies generously donated to the branch are used locally to provide these much needed activities and support to our families.