28 May 2019

Corporate Travel Management (CTM) Europe’s Finances Services Manager Rob Cope scooped the Best Newcomer accolade at The Business Travel People Awards 2019.

Corporate Travel Management (CTM) Europe’s Finances Services Manager Rob Cope scooped the Best Newcomer accolade at The Business Travel People Awards 2019, which took place on Friday 24 May at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London Tower Bridge.

CTM Europe employees were shortlisted for a total of six awards this year, more than from any other business travel management supplier.

John Richmond, Account Manager of the Year
Mark Eden, Sales/Business Development Manager of the Year
Rob Cope, Best Newcomer
Kylie Priestly, Rising Star
CTM Europe’s sales team, headed by VP Europe Sales and Client Services Shelley Mathews – Sales/Business Development Team of the Year
CTM Europe’s fares team, headed by Paul Clays – Operations Team of the Year

The Business Travel People Awards recognise outstanding individuals and teams within and across all aspects of the supplier element of corporate business travel management whose professionalism and business excellence make them stand out from their industry peers. The winners are judged to be outstanding performers in their field with an emphasis on recognising winners who are leading the business travel sector into the future. This year’s panel of independent expert judges were chaired by Mark Cuschieri.

CTM Europe CEO Debbie Carling said: “We are thrilled that Rob Cope has been recognised by his peers within our industry, especially as CTM celebrated its 25th anniversary last week. He is one of the most impressive individuals I have ever worked with; he has great ideas, makes things happen, gets results and is so well regarded across the whole organisation. The sky is the limit for him.

“We pride ourselves on nurturing a thriving and positive culture at CTM Europe that drives our business and the people within it. We’ve always said we are a team like no other and winning at the Business Travel People Awards is testament to that.”