The IPSE Freelancer Awards celebrate the achievements of the UK’s brightest and best freelancers, as well as organisations who do the most to support the self-employed.
IPSE were delighted to receive an incredible 100 entries this year and the virtual judging panel have now selected the all-important winners. Winners will be revealed at an awards ceremony on Wednesday 23 November at the Barbican Centre in London, hosted by quizzer and broadcaster, Paul Sinha!
Finalists can look forward to an evening of networking, musical entertainment from Liquid Strings, nibbles and drinks held amongst 2,000 rare plants and trees in the Barbican’s conservatory.
Meet all of our incredible finalists below:
Outstanding Freelancer Award
Grace Jessop
Jem Collins
Nadine Campbell
Natalie Doyle
Olivier Jamin
Rebecca Roberts
Young Freelancer Award
Celina Smith
Ellie Perkins
Gemma Thirsk
Georgina Merckel
Laura Potter
Freelancer Project Award
David Jennings & Tristan Poulter
Lottie Gross & Steph Dyson
Stuart Notholt
Vanessa Marchant
New Freelancer Award
Kelsey Frick
Kevinjohn Gallagher
Laura Cooke
Marian Felix
Melanie Barfield
Rachel Baines
Wellbeing Award
Clara Emanuel & Pauline Brookes
Helen Hill
Jenny Stallard
Linda Miller
Louise Hirst
Self-Employed Supplier Award
CMME
Go Simple Tax
Markel
Fearless Business
Tapoly
Workwell
Sustainable Freelancer Award
Becky Barnes
Jacquie Budd
Rebecca Went
Victoria Jones
Freelancer Community Award
Jem Collins for Journo Resources
Katherine Steiner-Dicks for The Freelance Informer
Laura Moore and Laura Davis for The Two Lauras
Leila d’Aronville for North East Cultural Freelancers (Cultural Freelancers CIC)
Nadine Campbell for ACE Entrepreneurs
We’ll also be joined by Showtime Photo Booth at this year’s awards. They will be bringing their Retro Photo Booth for some added fun, so don’t forget to pop along and create a lasting memory.
IPSE members are invited to join this event for an evening of networking, entertainment, light refreshments and drinks held amongst 2,000 rare plants and trees in the Barbican’s conservatory.
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