Voting Form 2025
Health Industry Hub Awards 2025 – Excellence in Communications

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The Health Industry Hub Catalysts for Change Awards 2025 recognises and celebrates the exceptional teams and individuals within Corporate Communications, Government Relations & Policy, PR & Advocacy, and NGOs.
The unwavering commitment and passion of these unsung heroes paves the way for excellence in communications that inspire us to take bold action in making meaningful change.
VOTE for the most outstanding teams and individuals that were nominated by our audience – your peers.
Simply fill in the voting form below and submit by 1 August. The WINNERS in each category will be crowned at the Awards ceremony on 16th October!
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