Discussing the awards, a spokesperson for the organisers said: “Presented by TCCA, the ICCAs are the most prestigious awards in critical communications.
“Celebrating excellence in the sector, [they] recognise the success of products, organisations and individuals that have pushed boundaries and capabilities within the field.”
The spokesperson continued: “The awards are open to any organisation or individual with a compelling story to tell that has a positive impact on the critical communications world.
“The individuals behind these [stories] are what fuels the sector, and the ICCAs acknowledge these influential personalities, with categories including TCCA Young Engineer of the Year and the Phil Kidner Outstanding Contribution to Critical Communications awards.”
The full list of 2025 finalists is available here.
The 2025 ICCAs will be co-located with this year’s Critical Communications World, also taking place in Brussels. Discussing the importance of the awards, chair of the judging panel, Robin Davis, said: “Such high-quality submissions, and a record number of entries. The ICCAs programme becomes more impressive and more competitive each year.
“Thanks go to all our judges for their diligence and commitment. We look forward to revealing the winners in Brussels on 17 June.”
TCCA CEO Kevin Graham said: “Congratulations to all the finalists. The breadth of products and solutions, and the talent of the individuals, is testament to the increasing strength of the critical communications ecosystem. A real showcase of our sector.”
This year's ICCAs ceremony will take place on June 17th at the Marriott Hotel Grand Place in Brussels. More information about Critical Communications World 2025 can be found here.
