Multimodal Awards

The Multimodal Awards recognise excellence in air, road, rail, maritime, and freight forwarding services and are voted for by the thousands of readers of the Multimodal Newsletter and exhibitors & visitors to Multimodal.

As a mainstay awards ceremony in the supply chain, logistics, and transport industry, we cater to SMEs and established companies with a split in two of the awards categories to make winning more equitable.

This makes our transport industry and supply chain awards one of the fairest ceremonies as companies are nominated and voted for by the industry through an independent awards nomination and voting system.

The 2025 Awards are NOW CLOSED FOR entries

The 2025 Multimodal Awards are now closed for entries and the Finalists have been announced.

Winning an Award is a true independent endorsement of a company's excellence.

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As always, a massive thank you goes out to our Sponsors and Judges.

See all the excitement from last year's Awards Evening – the video is just below.

Multimodal Awards 2025 Host

And the host is... Martin Bayfield!

A hugely entertaining after dinner speaker, with impeccable comic timing, Martin Bayfield is a regular contributor to BT Sports Rugby coverage and was co-presenter on BBC's Crimewatch for many years. Martin is currently a presenter for BT Sport’s Premiership Rugby and European Rugby Union tournaments, as well as being involved in popular shows such as Rugby Tonight for the channel. Martin has also been a key member of ITV’s broadcast team since 2016, being a regular presenter during the Six Nations.

At 6'10" Martin Bayfield was one of the tallest players in rugby, a gift he used to full advantage as one of England's most potent forwards. Since retiring, his height has helped win him the part of Robbie Coltrane's body double as the giant Hagrid in the Harry Potter films.

On the field Martin enjoyed a successful international career, winning 31 England caps and two Grand Slams. He played in the World Cup in South Africa and was selected to represent the British Lions in New Zealand. He is now an established member of the BBC commentary team, as well as host of Channel Five's NFL coverage and The World's Strongest Man.