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London, UK, Monday 9th October 2023: The Seahorse Freight Association (Seahorse) is now accepting award entries for the Seahorse Journalist Award 2023, following the successful relaunch of the diary event in 2022.

The awards are dedicated to recognising and celebrating the committed professionals who provide insightful coverage, analysis, and commentary on supply chain matters.

This year, the awards will include a new category, the Multimedia Journalist of the Year Award, in addition to the ten other judged awards categories and two nominated categories.

The Multimedia award will recognise journalists who have embraced the changing media landscape by delivering compelling stories, investigations, or analyses through various multimedia channels, including podcasts, videos, and interactive web content.

“This addition reflects the evolving nature of journalism and its crucial role in keeping the supply chain industry informed and engaged,” said Emma Murray, Chairman, Seahorse Freight Association.

The Seahorse Awards are supported by headline sponsor AAL Shipping, with categories sponsored by the TT Club, ABS, Lloyd’s Register, Nautilus International, and entertainment sponsored by Awery Aviation Software.

The judged awards categories include Air Cargo, Overland, Maritime, Technology, Multipurpose, Supply Chain and Multimedia journalist of the year, as well as Journalist of the Year, News and Feature Journalist of the Year, and Rising Star of the Year.

Winners of the judged awards will receive cash prizes and be presented with a trophy during the event.

There will be two nominated awards for Personality of the Year and Lifetime Achievement.

The judging panel comprises 11 experts from across the supply chain, journalism, and PR sectors, bringing extensive expertise and credibility to the awards programme.

“The Seahorse Freight Association Journalist Awards stand as a testament to the enduring impact of journalism on our industry’s growth and transformation, highlighting its invaluable role in keeping the supply chain community informed and engaged,” said Annie Roberts, Divisional Director – International Logistics, DVV Media International and Vice-Chair, Seahorse Freight Association.

Journalists, reporters, and media organisations passionate about supply chain journalism are encouraged to submit their work and be part of this prestigious celebration of excellence.

For more information about the Seahorse Freight Association Awards, to submit nominations, enquire about remaining sponsorship opportunities or to register your attendance, please visit seahorseclub.co.uk.

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About Seahorse Freight Association

The Seahorse Freight Association is a not-for-profit organisation bringing companies in the supply chain, logistics, and transport industry together with the media who report on them and the Public Relations and marketing professionals who work in the sector.

Seahorse organises an annual Awards competition to celebrate excellence in reporting, which is open to all journalists globally who write about the industry.

Entries are judged by a panel of professionals drawn from across the globe and including experts from the industry, as well as journalists, and PR professionals.

The Awards are handed out at the annual Seahorse Christmas party, traditionally held in London, UK.

Seahorse’s other in-person event is the Seahorse Summer BBQ and networking event.

Founded in 1962 as the Seahorse Club, the Association’s initial objective was to promote sea travel. In 2002, Seahorse welcomed journalist members from the Society of All Cargo Correspondents (SACC) after SACC wound down and the Awards in their current format were launched.

Seahorse is committed to championing diversity in the industry and encouraging the next generation of writers.

To find out more visit seahorseclub.co.uk.