Published: by Paula Kioko, Marketing Associate
Poppleston Allen, specialists in licensing and gambling law, is thrilled to announce its continued sponsorship of the prestigious Publican Awards.
As the exclusive licensing law firm sponsor for the 2024 awards, alongside industry giants like Britvic, Budweiser Brewing Group UK&I, Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company, Coca Cola, Heineken, illy, Kopparberg, Molson Coors, Moet Hennessy, and Sky. Poppleston Allen continues its commitment to recognising excellence in the pub and bar sector.
The Publican Awards showcase top businesses across 16 categories, from best employer to most sustainable business. In 2023, Poppleston Allen proudly sponsored the Business Leader of the Year, won by Sarah Willingham of Nightcap. This award is presented to a leader of a majorly successful business over the past 12 months.
Partner and head of marketing, Carl Weston, expressed his excitement: “Being part of this year’s award is a true delight. It’s inspiring to see the outstanding work of businesses and individuals dedicated to advancing the hospitality industry.”
Sponsorship remains integral to Poppleston Allen’s marketing strategy, complementing its support for events like the Institute of Licensing’s National Training Week, the Morning Advertiser’s licensing legal column, the Night Time Industries Association and the R200.
With a strong presence in the restaurant sector, Poppleston Allen represents major brands in the UK, including wagamama, Bill’s, Zizzi, PizzaExpress, Five Guys, Cote, Ivy Collections, Pho, Yo!, Sticks n Sushi, Miller & Carter plus hundreds of independents. In addition, the licensing solicitors continue to have significant presence in the pub, nightclub and general leisure sectors; advising on over 8,000 licence applications a year.
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