Every day, people do work worth recognising. Too often, they never find each other.
Every day, people and organisations do work worth recognising. Every day, award organisers create opportunities to recognise them. Yet too often, the two never meet.
- Someone discovers an award the day after entries close.
- An employee whose contribution deserves recognition is never nominated.
- A business does not realise its achievements qualify.
- An organiser creates an outstanding programme but struggles to reach the people it was designed to celebrate.
- A potential judge has valuable experience but does not know where it is needed.
- A sponsor wants the right audience but does not know where to begin.
My Annual Awards exists to bring those worlds closer together.
Discover
Awards from everywhere in one place, searchable by what they recognise, where, and when they close.
Nominate
Start with the person or the business, not the award. We help find where their recognition could begin.
Participate
Enter, nominate, judge, sponsor, speak, attend, supply. Every way into the world of awards.
Recognise
Follow a nomination through to the organiser, and keep a record of what you have been recognised for.
Connect
Put organisers in touch with the people, partners and suppliers their programmes need.
Grow
Turn recognition into credibility, visibility and the next opportunity.
What we promise
Nothing about you goes anywhere you have not chosen. A nomination reaches an organiser only when you pick that award and agree to share it. Every step is recorded, and you can see it.
We never secretly rank awards by payment. Listing is free for every organiser, for good. Paid placements exist, and they are always labelled Featured or Promoted, kept apart from results and matches.
We say who runs what. Some programmes here are run by My Annual Awards, and entry to those is free. Most will be independent awards, each run by its own organiser with its own rules and, sometimes, its own fee.
No invented numbers. Every count on this site is counted. We do not promise anyone will win; an achievement worth exploring is reason enough to start.