THE EISA AWARDS 2021

EISA is pleased to announce the launch of the 2021 EISA Awards, which recognise excellence in various categories among EIS and SEIS practitioners over the past 12 months.

The Awards Ceremony is the highlight of our Chairman’s Reception at the House of Lords and we very much hope to be back at the House of Lords on 1st July 2021 after a coronavirus hiatus in 2020. If this is not possible, the awards will take place virtually.

We are always seeking to improve our awards and have therefore freshened up both our awards categories and our judging criteria to encourage a greater diversity of entrants and winners and a transparent judging process.

We have a stellar judging panel again this year with a wide variety of experience from across the EIS and small business industry who independently assess entries and determine winners based on merit alone.

Finally, thank you to our awards sponsors, Downing, Exact Libris, Kin Fund Services, Kingsley Napley, Mainspring Fund Services, Octopus Investments, Sapphire Capital Partners and Shoosmiths.

The Entry Process

This year, we have a new awards entry submission process to help you submit your awards submissions online which we hope will make the submission process smoother.

Entry for the Awards is now open and will close on Friday 28th May 2021 at 5pm.

Entrants should submit their own applications and base their entries on the criteria shown. More details can be found on each award category on the Awards submission page.

Submissions can be made by clicking on the "Submit an Entry" button at the top of this page. Then, select the category you wish to enter by clicking on the "Category" button and selecting the category you are entering from the dropdown menu. The relevant criteria and questions for that category will then appear and enable you to complete and submit. Entrants may submit entries for more than one category of Award.

Finally, it's important to state very clearly that our judges, our judging panel and event sponsors are completely independent of both the EISA Board or any employed representative of EISA. No member of the EISA Board is either a judge or has any role in the judging process or input into it. The Director General of EISA facilitates the Awards process but has no say on the final outcome of the judges decisions, which is entirely at the discretion of the independent judges. Similarly, sponsors of the Awards have no input into the judging process and are not allowed to enter the category they sponsor. Additionally, this year, we will not be revealing the names of our judges until the day of the awards announcements.

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