Winners in bold & italic in each category (as noted from twitter this evening).
Imprint and Editor of the Year sponsored by The Publishing Training Centre (PTC)
Constable & Robinson: James Garbutt, Corsair
HarperCollins: Jane Johnson, Voyager
Hodder & Stoughton: Carole Welch, Sceptre
Icon Books: Duncan Heath, Icon Books
Random House: Liz Foley, Harvill Secker
Simon & Schuster: Suzanne Baboneau, Simon & Schuster
Granta Publications: Sara Holloway, Granta Books
Children’s Publisher of the Year
DK
HarperCollins Children’s Books
Penguin’s Children’s Books
Random House Children’s Books
Scholastic Children’s Books
Simon & Schuster Children’s Books
Usborne Publishing
Hachette
Independent Publisher of the Year
Anova Books
Aurum Press
Constable & Robinson
Faber & Faber
Igloo Books
Osprey Group
The Folio Society
Titan
Literary Agent of the Year
Caroline Sheldon: Caroline Sheldon Literary Agency
Clare Conville: Conville & Walsh
Jonny Geller: Curtis Brown
Gordon Wise: Curtis Brown
Maggie Hanbury: The Hanbury Agency
Simon Trewin: United Agents
Publisher of the Year
DK
Harlequin UK
HarperCollins
Hodder & Stoughton
Pan Macmillan
Penguin
Simon & Schuster
Vintage Publishing
Rights Professional of the Year sponsored by Frankfurt Book Fair
Mary Thompson: HarperCollins
Jason Bartholomew: Hodder
Andy Hine: Little, Brown
Zosia Knopp: Puffin
Tracy Phillips: Simon & Schuster Children’s Books
Publicity Campaign of the Year sponsored by the PPC
Anwen Hooson & Amelia Fairney (Riot Communications & Viking, Penguin): Charles Dickens: A Life by Claire Tomalin
Ed Griffiths (Ebury Press, Random House): How to be a Woman by Caitlin Moran
Alison Barrow & Ben Willis (Transworld): Before I Go To Sleep by S J Watson
Preena Gadher & Liz Hyder (Riot Communications): Theakstons Old Peculier Crime Writing Festival
Maura Brickell (Headline Review): When God Was a Rabbit by Sarah Winman
Nina Douglas (Orion): My Sister Lives on the Mantlepiece by Annabel Pitcher
Marketing Campaign of the Year sponsored by Nielsen
The Night Circus, Vintage Publishing
Lord of the Flies, Faber & Faber Ltd
Room, Pan Macmillan
When God Was a Rabbit – 2011: Year of the Rabbit, Headline Publishing
I Partridge: We Need to Talk About Alan, HarperCollins
World Book Day, World Book Day
A Dance With Dragons, HarperCollins
The Richard and Judy Book Club, exclusively at W H Smith, W H Smith
For Dummies: The 20th Anniversary, John Wiley & Sons
Digital Strategy of the Year
Nosy Crow
Harlequin
Constable and Robinson
Faber & Faber Ltd
Lonely Planet
Penguin
Osprey
Kobo
W H Smith
Academic, Education and Professional Publisher of the Year
Bloomsbury Academic and Professional
Edward Elgar Publishing
Cengage Learning
Collins Education
Hart Publishing
Oxford University Press
Pearson
The Royal Society of Chemistry
National Bookseller of the Year
Amazon.co.uk
Blackwell’s
Foyles Bookshop
W H Smith
Children’s Bookseller of the Year sponsored by Usborne
Foyles
Scholastic Book Fairs
The Works
W H Smith
Children’s Independent Bookseller of the Year sponsored by Walker Books
Octavia’s Bookshop
Storytellers Inc
Children’s Bookshop, Muswell Hill
Jarrold’s Book Department
Seven Stories Bookshop
The Book Nook
Library of the Year
Edinburgh City Libraries
Norfolk and Norwich Millennium Library
Orkney Library & Archive
Stockton Central
Wotton Fields Library, Northampton
Manager of the Year
Darrell Thrush-Denning, Blackwell’s, Edinburgh Southbridge
Rebecca Hart, Foyles, Westfield Stratford City
Rebecca Cameron, Foyles, Westfield London (White City)
Kristian Berggreen, Kemptown Bookshop, Brighton
Sue Butterworth Young Bookseller of the Year sponsored by HarperCollins
Octavia Karavla, Octavia’s Bookshop
Tomás Kenny, Kennys Bookshop
Katie Clapham, Storytellers, Inc.
Thomas Ogilvie, The Mainstreet Trading Company
Cara Fielder, Waterstones
Independent Bookseller of the Year sponsored by Gardners
Chorleywood Bookshop, Chorleywood
Dulwich Books, London
Linghams Booksellers, Heswall
St Ives Bookshop, St Ives
The Bookshop Kibworth Limited, Kibworth
The Gutter Bookshop, Dublin
The Main Street Trading Company, St Boswells
That’s strange – your list says Usborne won Children’s Publisher of the Year and yet Penguin are claiming on their website that they did, and quoting what the judges said………
No, it was Usborne, now on The Bookseller site:
http://www.thebookseller.com/news/harper-foyles-triumph-bookseller-awards.html
I can’t see that on the Penguin site either. Could it relate to a prior year?
Yes, that looks like a prior year for 2011:
http://thepenguinblog.typepad.com/the_penguin_blog/2011/05/we-are-the-champions.html