Reseller Middle East and publisher CPI have announced the extension of nomination deadlines across all categories to the 7th of May 2012 for the Reseller Middle East Partner Excellence Awards 2012.
The initial deadline of 30th April, has been extended due to popular demand from industry stakeholders, who are keen on participating in the Awards ceremony.
The third edition of the Reseller Middle East Partner Excellence Awards 2012 has already received an overwhelming number of nominations with Reader’s Choice Distributor and Vendor of the Year remaining the most popular categories so far.
“We have moved the nomination deadline further to enable people who are travelling for business or on their vacations ample time to send in their nominations for the Awards. We will continue to accept new nominations across categories through to May 7th. With this measure we hope to ensure that we are able to present a truly regional view to the judges, thus enabling them to pick the absolute winner from the right spread of nominations,” said Sathya Mithra Ashok, Senior Editor, CPI Technology.
The Reseller Middle East Partner Excellence Awards looks to recognise the exemplary efforts of leading vendors, distributors, resellers, retailers and systems integrators in the region. The Awards will be presented across 46 categories at a gala ceremony in Dubai on the 7th of May 2012 at the Andalus Ballroom of the Habtoor Grand Beach Resort and Spa.
The Awards ceremony will be preceded by the Reseller Middle East Partner Excellence Conference that will bring together prominent members of the growing channel community to highlight emerging opportunities and share best practices.
The Reseller Middle East Partner Excellence Conference and Awards 2012 will seek to outdo the success of last year’s event, which was attended by a 450 strong audience.
“CPI and Reseller Middle East are proud to once again host the Reseller Middle East Partner Excellence Conference and Awards. We believe that the Conference and Awards play a key role in recognising the contributions made by key regional players towards the overall development of the booming channel industry in the Middle East,” said Richard Judd, MD at CPI Technology, Business and Broadcast divisions.
