Push has been announced as the headline sponsor for the 2024 BikeBiz Awards.
For more than 15 years, the BikeBiz Awards has served as a key event for the recognition of the very best talent from across the UK cycling scene.
The awards will return later this year as an in-person event at The Button Factory in Birmingham on Thursday, October 31, with further details on the categories and our new judging panel to be announced in the coming weeks.
Push is a leading e-commerce platform dedicated to the cycling industry, offering an extensive product database and performance marketing services tailored to the unique needs of cycling retailers.
Based in the UK and Ireland, Push enables retailers to swiftly set up online operations with different tiers of service packages designed to suit a range of business sizes and needs.
This approach not only streamlines the digital transition but also enhances retailers’ ability to reach and effectively serve cycling enthusiasts.
Push co-founder Andy Booth commented: “We are excited to sponsor this year’s BikeBiz Awards, particularly as we gather together again in person, renewing connections that have been missed.
“These awards are not just a celebration, but a vital acknowledgement of the resilience, innovation, and diversity within the cycling industry. It’s an opportunity to honour those who have excelled, even in challenging times, and to inspire further creativity and inclusion across our field.
“We warmly encourage everyone within the community to participate and share in this celebration of our collective achievements and aspirations.”
Read more: Date and venue announced for BikeBiz Awards 2024
Daniel Blackham, BikeBiz and MMB editor, added: “Every year the BikeBiz team is honoured by the response to the BikeBiz Awards, both from our finalists and from the wider industry, and we are very proud to welcome Push as headline sponsor for 2024.
“The 2024 BikeBiz Awards will be our biggest edition in recent years, with more exciting announcements on the way, so stay tuned.”
For sponsorship and promotion opportunities for this year awards, please contact Richard Setters. For more information on Push, visit push.bike.
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