The Occupational Safety and Health Association (OSHAssociation), in collaboration with the Centre for Good Governance, hosted an exclusive Award Dinner Night in London, UK, to recognise and celebrate outstanding leaders who have made significant contributions to the promotion of safety and occupational health globally.
The prestigious event brought together top industry professionals, government officials, and key stakeholders from various sectors to honour individuals and organisations dedicated to advancing global safety standards.
Distinguished guests from around the world gathered to witness the recognition of trailblazers in occupational safety, public health, risk management, and policy advocacy.
During the ceremony, OSHAssociation officials emphasised the importance of leadership in fostering safe environments across industries.
The Centre for Good Governance echoed this sentiment, reaffirming the need for continuous collaboration between public and private sectors to drive impactful safety initiatives.
“We are privileged to partner with the Centre for Good Governance in recognising the remarkable contributions of these global leaders,” said Tony Cullen, Executive Director of OSHAssociation.
“Their dedication to promoting occupational health and safety has created a lasting impact, saving lives and improving workplace conditions globally.”
Award recipients included government officials, Ghana, Nigeria, Congo DR, corporate leaders, and safety professionals who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to safety advocacy and policy development.
The event also featured keynote speeches, networking sessions, and discussions on emerging trends in occupational health and risk management.
The OSHAssociation remains committed to fostering a culture of safety through strategic partnerships and leadership recognition.
This Award Dinner Night marks another milestone in the Association’s ongoing efforts to promote excellence and innovation in global safety standards.
