A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
13 NOVEMBER 2025
6.00pm - Arrival and drinks reception
7.30pm - 11pm - Dinner and awards ceremony
12:30am - Carriages

THE VENUE
After a spectacular evening in 2024, we are delighted to return to The Peninsula London for the PMI Pinnacle Awards 2025. Join us on 13 November 2025 at 1 Grosvenor Place, London SW1X 7HJ, as we once again celebrate the pinnacle of pensions excellence.
Superbly situated alongside Hyde Park Corner and Wellington Arch, The Peninsula London occupies one of the city’s most prestigious addresses. Newly built and impeccably designed to harmonise with the surrounding heritage buildings, the hotel is just steps away from Kensington Gardens and other iconic landmarks.
The elegant St. George Ballroom within this iconic hotel will once again provide the perfect setting for an unforgettable evening of celebration and recognition. With its sophisticated design, cutting-edge technology, and world-class service, The Peninsula London creates the ideal atmosphere for the awards, ensuring every moment is memorable.
From the exquisite dining to the unparalleled hospitality, we look forward to hosting you in this prestigious venue once again for another extraordinary night.

We are delighted to announce Sarah Hadland is our 2025 awards host
Sarah Hadland is an award- nominated actress who has numerous, notable credits across both comedy, drama and theatre.
Sarah can currently be seen in smash hit BBC comedy DADDY ISSUES as regular Rita with Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey. The show has received excellent reviews and phenomenal ratings - with The Telegraph describing it as 'deft, daft and deliciously watchable'.
Sarah was also runner up in 2024’s beloved BBC show STRICTLY COME DANCING - one of the highest rated shows in the UK.
Sarah is best known as Stevie in the BAFTA nominated BBC sitcom MIRANDA and as one of the original cast members of the multi award winning BBC series HORRIBLE HISTORIES.
Sarah played the lead role of Trish in 3 series of the ITV comedy THE JOB LOT for which she was nominated for an RTS award for Best Comedy Performance.
She has appeared both as a regular and guested in numerous comedies from MONICA in MURDER THEY HOPE (UKTV) - recently shown on BBC2, HANG UPS and BALLOT MONKEYS (CH4) to INSIDE NO 9 and WIA ( BBC).
Sarah's played Lucy in Showtime's marquee drama - THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH and has appeared in other dramas such as BURTON AND TAYLOR for the BBC.
Sarah has appeared in numerous films from the Bond epic A QUANTUM OF SOLACE to improvised comedy CONFETTI. She most recently played Daryl in ROGUE TROOPER , the much anticipated feature from Duncan.
Her theatre credits include legendary farce NOISES OFF in the West End, political drama ADMISSIONS at the Trafalgar Theatre , new writing Dance Nation at The Almeida, Period drama The Way Of The World at The Donmar and the Ayckbournian trilogy The Norman Conquests at Chichester.
Earlier this year Sarah appeared in the new play Broken Water at The Arcola theatre for which she received rave reviews.