Entry FAQ

Entries are open to organisations and individuals worldwide, large or small, public or private, for-profit or non-profit. If your work demonstrates innovation, measurable impact, or leadership within the technology sector, you are eligible to enter.

Each entry should include:

A written submission following the category criteria
Supporting evidence (such as campaign results, testimonials, reports, or visuals)
A brief summary highlighting key achievements
Your organisation’s logo and/or a high-resolution image

Yes. All submissions must be completed using the official Global Spotlight Awards™ entry form available through the awards platform.

No. The Global Spotlight Awards™ are a global recognition program. We accept and encourage entries from organisations and professionals across all continents.

No, attendance is not a requirement for winning. All entries are evaluated through a fully independent judging process based solely on the strength and merit of the submission.

Providing false or misleading information will result in immediate disqualification.

Yes. Each upload must not exceed the limit stated on the entry platform (typically 10MB per file). For larger files, please share a secure link (e.g. Google Drive, Dropbox, or Vimeo).

You may edit your entry at any time before submission. Once submitted, all entries are considered final.

Once an entry has been announced as a finalist, it cannot be withdrawn from the competition.

Entry Deadline: 15 June 2026

Finalists Announced: 24 July 2026

Awards Ceremony: 8 October 2026 in London

Yes. You can submit entries in multiple categories. We recommend tailoring each submission to meet the specific criteria of the chosen category.

Each entry typically requires:

A written submission (addressing the category criteria).

Supporting evidence (data, testimonials, project visuals).

A high-resolution company logo.

AI can be used responsibly to assist with structure, grammar, or clarity. However, judges look for authenticity and substance. Entries that appear purely AI-generated without genuine insight or original evidence may be marked down. AI should assist clarity, not replace authenticity.

Single Pass – £320
Group of 4 – £990
Table of 10 – £2560
Table of 12 – £2990

Once your entry is submitted, you can pay securely online via credit/debit card or request an invoice for bank transfer. Entries are not considered valid until payment is received.

Yes. All judges sign non-disclosure agreements (NDAs). Your sensitive project data and proprietary information remain strictly confidential throughout the evaluation process.

All entries in the Global Spotlight Awards™ are assessed through a rigorous, independent, and blind judging process, carried out by experienced industry professionals. To maintain the highest standards of fairness and integrity, all decisions made by the judging panel are final and are not subject to appeal.

While results cannot be contested, we are committed to supporting professional growth. Entrants may request feedback on their submissions, providing valuable insight into how the entry was evaluated by our global panel. This feedback is designed to help organisations and individuals strengthen their future submissions and benchmark their innovations against international standards.

Absolutely. Once the shortlist is announced on 24 July 2026, all finalists will receive official digital assets to share their achievement with their clients and peers.

Feedback may be available upon request after the awards, depending on category and judging availability.

Yes. All winners and finalists will receive official Global Spotlight Awards™ logos and a digital toolkit for use on marketing materials, social media, and professional platforms. We encourage you to share your success with your network and the global tech community.

You may use your winner’s logo or seal indefinitely, provided it clearly displays the year the award was won and has not been altered in any way. Any modifications or removal of the year may result in the withdrawal of usage rights.