Coronavirus update: SMAs postponed until September but still open for entries
The deadline has moved to Wednesday 8 April and the event itself will take place on Thursday 17 September
In light of the global COVID-19 pandemic and the latest government advice, CRN, like many other businesses, has been working on contingency plans, which means its face-to-face events through to end of June have been postponed, and the difficult decision has been made to delay the Sales and Marketing Awards (SMAs) until September.
We hope that you understand the decision - it was not an easy one - but the safety of both staff and attendees is absolutely paramount. We also hope you will continue to support the event on its new date and keep those entries coming in.
For CRN's full statement on its schedule of events - please click here.
As mentioned before - the deadline is now Wednesday 8 April and the event itself will take place at the London Hilton Bankside on Thursday 17 September.
To enter the Sales and Marketing Awards, please click here.
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