Chain Wholesaler/Distributor of the Year (three stores or more)

General Criteria

The Electrical Contracting News Awards 2023 are trade-only awards, meaning consumers are not permitted to enter any category. Each award will be judged by an independent expert panel based on the criteria set out for each category. The judges will individually score each entry. There is a qualifying period which will define which entries will be valid. This period is between 1 January 2022 and 31 August 2023. That means any product launched, or any project completed, before or after these dates will not be eligible to enter.

Each category will have a 500-word limit, plus a further 250 words will be available to explain why you think you deserve to win the award. There will be different criteria for each award category. Please also supply up to three images of the product, plus the company’s logo. Entrants may also supply up to one page of supporting evidence, such as testimonials, press coverage, case studies, spec sheets.

The awards are completely FREE to enter and there is no limit on the number of categories or number of submissions you can tender. Entries will close on 15 September 2023.

Chain Wholesaler/
Distributor of the Year

Who can enter: The Chain Wholesaler/Distributor of the Year category can be entered by a wholesaler/distributor with three branches or more that has been actively operating in the electrical sector during the qualifying period. A representative, such as a PR company, may also enter their client.

When entries close: Your entry should be submitted by
15 September 2023.

What we’re looking for:

  • New additions: What new clients has your company acquired this year, or new additions to your existing client’s product portfolio? How have you supported the launch of these new products, and why are they notable?
  • Support: What support do you offer your clients? Do you offer a design service, or excellent technical support?
  • Training: What training do you offer your clients? How does it help push the industry forward?