After a successful and well-received launch last year, we are bringing Laboratory Leading 20 back – get your nominations ready!
FMC is delighted to be bringing back Laboratory Leading 20 for its second year.
In 2023, we launched Laboratory Leading 20 to spotlight the unique influence, skill and contributions of dental technology. This year, we are continuing this initiative to honour the individuals who drive innovation and excellence in dental labs.
Click here to find out who made the cut last year.
Lucy Veal, Laboratory editor, said: ‘I am so excited to see the return of Laboratory Leading 20 after a successful first launch last year. The sheer number of nominations we received demonstrated just how much the initiative meant to our audience.
‘With the ongoing challenges facing the profession at the moment, it is more important than ever to sprinkle some positivity in the lab community and recognise the excellent work that is being done despite the current hurdles.
‘And having recently announced the much-loved Dentistry Top 50, it’s time to pay tribute to a sometimes-forgotten area of the dental profession and celebrate the hard work, skill and passion in dental technology.
‘Don’t miss this opportunity to get involved and nominate someone you believe is worthy of a spot in Laboratory Leading 20.’
Get your nominations in
Who inspires you in dental technology? Who do you think deserves to be recognised?
While the Laboratory Leading 20 will be selected by the FMC team, we will be selecting it in consultation with senior figures in the industry as well as you, the UK dental technology community.
We invite you to participate by emailing [email protected] with your nominations – don’t forget to tell us why you believe they deserve to be selected.
Over the coming months, we will compile the official Laboratory Leading 20 list based on the nominations received and feedback from industry figures.
Your input is crucial in helping us shape this list, so make sure you have your say!
We’re looking for individuals who have significantly impacted the dental laboratory sector in the past year.
This could be someone helping to increase the visibility of the dental lab community or using their technical skills to carry out inspiring charitable work. Maybe it’s someone fostering collaboration between dental technicians and the wider dental team or highlighting important issues in the community.
Whatever the reason, don’t hesitate in getting in touch.
The results will be unveiled in the September/October issue of Laboratory magazine. To ensure you receive a copy, sign up for Dentistry CPD Pro today.
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