Around 150 leading figures from the world of motor finance
gathered at the Harben House conference centre in Milton Keynes
last week, for the annual F&I conference and awards dinner held
by Frontline Solutions.

Several of the awards categories were very
close calls, with winning nominees beating off rivals by a handful
of votes in some cases.

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Lee Jones of West London Motor Group won the
Business Manager of the Year Award (sponsored by Contact
Advantage).

Contact Advantage won the Product/Service
Provider of the Year Award (sponsored by Pendle
Consultants).

Evolution Funding won the F&I Innovation
Award (sponsored by ACF Car Finance) for its no fees PCP
product.

The Car Finance Company won the Lender of the
Year Award (sponsored by Dealerweb).

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Evolution Funding won the Broker of the Year
Award (sponsored by Motorway Direct).

Ian Beardmore of The Co-operative Motor Group
won the Annual Achievement Award (sponsored by Frontline
Solutions).

Former Burnley, Wolves and Huddersfield Town
winger Steve Kindon was hilarious as the after dinner speaker, and
more than £10,000 was raised on the night for Child Flight, the
charity that organises flights and holidays for sick and deserving
children.