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16 March 2020
CMS won the ‘Service Provider Award’ at the Crypto AM Awards 2020 held at Boisdale Canary Wharf on March 11. The awards recognised the most successful and high-impact people and companies from across cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, digital assets and the wider tech field. City AM CEO Jens Torpe presented the award to the CMS team led by partners Charles Kerrigan and Sam Robinson.
CMS also sponsored the ‘Educational Platform Award’ which recognises those who are leading the charge in educating those outside the Blockchain industry, or in expanding the knowledge of industry participants. Sam Robinson presented the award on behalf of CMS to Cointelligence - an initiative to provide opportunities to learn blockchain and learn crypto currency online and in person.
The Lord Mayor of London William Russell addressed the ceremony, praising the expertise and imagination of the technology businesses represented in the room. He described London as “the global hub for tech talent” and stressed the need for the UK to continue to support the development of new, global regulations and standards. Eight judges, including City A.M.’s technology editor, chose the winners — a full list of whom is published today in the City AM paper where the PDF can be found here - https://www.cityam.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/CITYAM-2020-03-13.pdf
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