Taking place on 1st December in London, the British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) awards recognise elevation and collaboration within the industry- and Re-flow will be there
The British Association of Landscape Industries‘ prestigious landscaping awards is the largest of its kind in Europe, providing a spectacular end-of-year celebratory ceremony showcasing the finest examples of landscaping excellence in the UK and overseas.
The awards will take place on Friday 1st December at the JW Marriott Grosvenor House in London, providing the industry with a platform in which to showcase and improve their business and celebrate their achievements both within and outside of the industry.
A variety of landscaping icons are sponsoring the awards categories
Green-tech are this year’s headline sponsor and Re-flow joined other industry names to sponsor the award categories, including: Adtrak, Bourne Amenity, TOPSOIL, Composite Prime, Crowders Nurseries, Easigrass, Europlants UK Limited, Frosts Landscapes, Green-tree Topsoil, Ground Control, Hedges Direct, Hillier, HL Services, Sivyer, idverde, Johnsons of Whixley, Kress, Landscape Institute, Makita, MCM, Toro’s Groundscare, Springbridge, Van Den Berk UK Limited, and Wright Landscapes.
Aaron Bilenkyj, technical sales consultant, said: “The Re-flow team are looking forward to attending these prestigious awards. Landscaping is one of the main industries we cater to and evenings like these give us a great opportunity to engage with industry leaders about further improving our software. The awards recognise outstanding work in the sector, elevate businesses and encourage collaboration. We are excited to be a part of it.”
Some BALI Awards winners have already been announced
The 32 category award winners have already been announced and the ceremony will celebrate them and reveal the winners of the Principal Award, Special Award and Grand Award.
Re-flow sponsored the Community & Schools Development Award. Great Linford Manor Park won the Ground Control category and Botesdale Recreation Ground won the Urban Forestry category.
