18 categories recognising the best and the brightest of our sector
TAF Awards are judged by association and sector leaders
TAF's Government sponsor, DBT, supports the awards and sits on the final judging panel
With TAF's 25 history year of supporting UK associations, the TAF Awards are the leading awards in our sector
Welcome to the 2024 Trade Association Awards supported by the Department for Business and Trade.
These awards recognise, reward and promote best practice among trade associations in the UK.
This prestigious award ceremony is eagerly anticipated by trade associations across the UK as a chance to showcase their hard work and achievements.
These industry recognised awards are supported by the Department of Business and Trade (DBT) which is a longstanding member of our independent final judging panel.
The Trade Association Awards contribute to the success of trade associations and their staff at all levels within the trade association world and help bring them closer to fulfilling their goals, as well as contributing to their learning and development opportunities.
Receiving a Trade Association Award will mean your organisation has the kudos of being an award-winning organisation. On top of that, it is an excellent opportunity to showcase your organisation and its expertise among your contemporaries and encourage others to follow your lead on running a successful organisation which focuses on members’ needs.
By entering, you can benchmark your organisation against other UK trade associations, sharpen the focus of your organisation and its activities, learn from trade association best practice and motivate and reward your colleagues.
Your success will initially be shared with guests from the UK’s premier trade associations at the awards evening on Thursday 22nd February 2024 at the stunning De Vere Grand Connaught Rooms, in London, and then promoted through press releases, the TAF website and social media channels to ensure your excellence is recognised.
TAF’s role is encouraging the development and sharing of best practice among UK trade associations and promoting the role of effective trade associations to government, industry and the wider public.
Set up in 1997, TAF continues to provide a forum for associations to share best practice and drive standards.
TAF represents more than 170 UK-based trade associations who in turn represent more than 190,000 businesses across the country and from every sector.
TAF is managed by a volunteer board of association leaders drawn from our members
Work for a UK-based associaiton and not a member, we would love to hear from you! Find out more on the TAF website.
