M&A Awards 2025 – Register your deal(s) now

The M&A Awards is the annual landmark event for professionals in M&A, corporate finance, private equity & venture capital. Each year, dealmakers from across the country gather for this prestigious black-tie gala dinner. The deal registration deadline for nominations is approaching fast!

Have you closed an outstanding deal this year? Don’t miss the chance to have your hard work recognized by the entire M&A community. Only the best firms and transactions will walk away with an award. Make sure your deal is seen and celebrated!

Submit your deal by September 30th, 2025 to be considered. Vlerick Business School will handle a pre-selection of all entries as part of the official process.

👉 Fill out the nomination form and send it to Agnes De Raeve.

📜 Check out the full regulations and procedure.

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