G4C Wales Award Winners

All of the winners were outstanding in their own way, but one or two are worth highlighting because of what they represent for the wider industry – not just the young leaders within G4C and CEWales. The winner of the G4C Future Leader category, Alexandra Egge, of Mott MacDonald, was indicative not just of the passion and energy amongst G4C as a whole, but the place that construction has in Welsh society and particularly its position in the work of the Future Generations Commissioner. Alexandra's work to create, promote and deliver a wellbeing assessment evaluation toolkit is exactly what our industry, and Wales needs. That vision was repeated in almost every G4C award winner, whether it was one of the apprentices, mentor or new professional. The same values were clear in every winner – all of which underlined the importance of adhering to the best practice principles championed by the G4C parent and mentor: CEWales.

Here is a complete list of all of the G4C Award Winners for 2019. Well done to everyone and thank you again to our sponsors, Andrew Scott Ltd, Austin Smith Lord, Bouygues UK, CECA Wales, Cleartech AV, Curtins, Derek Griffiths, Faithful+Gould, Stride Treglown .

Apprentice of the Year Technical
Rhys Davies - Arup

Apprentice of Year Trade
Jessica Rennie – Cyfle Building Skills Ltd

Commitment to Employee & Training Development
Andrew Scott Ltd

G4C Future Leader
Alexandra Egge – Mott MacDonald

Mentor of the Year
Ricardo Teixeira – Mott MacDonald

New Professional of the Year
Victoria Savage – Scott Brownrigg

Student of the Year Higher Education
Jihane Tahri-Hassani – Mott MacDonald

Trainee of the Year
Kieron Coyle – Hydrock Consultants