“As the person who provides final sign-off on our work, it’s safe to say that Stuart has read many more pages of Tudor Rose content than anyone else,” said Toby Ingleton, director and co-founder of Tudor Rose. “We are incredibly grateful for his high standards, hard work, dedication and friendship over the past quarter of a century and look forward to working alongside him for many more years.”

Stuart is pictured here (centre) with founders Jon and Toby Ingleton on his special anniversary, before the celebrations commenced! Best wishes are sent from everyone in the team.

Tim Lobb, president of EIGCA, said: “The publication has played a vital role in advancing understanding and appreciation of golf course architecture”. Tudor Rose director and GCA publisher Toby Ingleton accepted the award at the EIGCA’s annual meeting, which this year took place in Belek, Turkey. Toby is pictured alongside two members of the GCA team, designer Libby Sidebotham and news editor Richard Humphreys. EIGCA has provided us with a replica of the award to keep forever, which will be proudly on display in our Leicester offices.

In 2021, the company signed up to be an early adopter of the new format CoP alongside 850 other organisations from around the world (approximately five per cent of all participants). All participants in the early adopter programme (which is now closed) received advance access to the pre-release version of the new CoP digital platform and had the opportunity to provide targeted feedback that will shape the platform before its full release in 2023. Our work in this programme has led to a more rigorous analysis of our performance and has helped us to set more ambitious goals for the future.

Introduced by Microsoft’s global vice president Takuya Hirano and including contributions from Accenture, DXC, Fujitsu and KPMG, Transforming Industry was produced by the team responsible for Tudor Rose’s Technology Record publication. “Transforming Industry offers business leaders worldwide a blueprint for the adoption of cloud-based technology, demonstrating how these new tools can drive efficiency whilst delivering better products, solutions and services,” said Andy Clayton-Smith, executive editor of Technology Record.

The book features contributions from various partners who highlight the opportunities and early successes of the freeport in the context of a post-Covid and post-Brexit world.

Printed editions were available at the commercial launch event for Thames Freeport, which took place in London, UK, on 15 September and was attended by representatives from DP World, Forth Ports, and Ford UK at Dagenham and featured a speech by UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak.

The publication is also available in digital format.

Volume 7 is dedicated to SDG 17: Partnership for Goals. Leigh Trowbridge, who leads the Tudor Rose human development publications team, said: “Collaboration across societal sectors has emerged as one of the defining concepts of international development in the 21st century. Partnership has thus become an essential paradigm in sustainable development.”

Tudor Rose acquired the brand in 2011 and it has gone from strength to strength, even amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has presented so many new challenges to businesses in the sector.

The Cruise & Ferry brand now comprises the bi-yearly Cruise & Ferry Review, plus annual Cruise & Ferry Interiors and Cruise & Ferry Itinerary Planning magazines. Read all of these publications via www.cruiseandferry.net.

The Statement was presented by Sanda Ojiambo from the UN Global Compact at the opening of the Private Sector Forum at the Uniting Business Live event, which marks the opening of the 75th session of the United Nations General Assembly.

“We have worked closely with the UN from our foundation in 1998 and the launch of our first publication, Natural Disaster Management, and this continues today with our Human Development Forum. We are committed to sustainable business and delighted to renew our support to this global effort,” said Jon Ingleton, managing director at Tudor Rose.

The awards ceremony, originally scheduled to take place in Miami, USA, was held as a virtual event due to the coronavirus pandemic. Jon is pictured (top row, fourth) raising a glass to celebrate victory. Other award winners at the event included Virgin Voyages, Carnival Cruise Line, SMC Design, De Jorio Design and Volume Creative. #CSIAwards

While we hadn’t anticipated that the results would come at a time where the world is facing a health crisis and the passenger shipping industry is on pause, perhaps the thousands of votes received can serve as an ideal way to remind ourselves of the achievements, passion and innovative spirit that the industry has long been celebrated for.

The new decade has also brought other changes, including a refresh of our branding and design for consistency with our annual Cruise & Ferry Interiors and Cruise & Ferry Itinerary Planning publications.

We hope you enjoy our new annual feature and refreshed look.