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Jon Culshaw to present ACR News Awards

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Jon Culshaw. Photo: SPakhrin

UK: John Culshaw is sure to make the right impression when he presents next month’s Air Conditioning and Refrigeration News Awards in Birmingham.

Regarded by many as Britain’s best impressionist with a catalogue of over 350 voices and impersonations, Jon Culshaw will announce the winners from this year’s 37 entries drawn from all sectors of the industry.

The ACR News Awards takes place on February 17 at the new Vox Conference Centre. It coincides with the ACR Show, taking place at the adjacent NEC from February 16-18.

Tickets for the awards can be booked here.

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