Max SteventonTrivandi has been awarded a King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade, recognising its international growth and export of UK event delivery expertise.
The award, approved by King Charles III, is the UK’s highest official recognition for business. Trivandi said the award reflects its work in more than 30 countries since it was launched in 2013.
The company was established by members of the leadership team behind the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. It has since expanded to more than 100 staff across offices in London, Dubai, Riyadh, Brisbane and Los Angeles, supported by a wider associate network.
Trivandi has worked on multiple global events and infrastructure projects, including Olympic Games, FIFA World Cups, Commonwealth Games and World Expos. Its recent projects include work linked to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 programme, developments in Egypt, and delivery roles at Expo 2025 Osaka.
The company is also involved in the delivery of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, where it is serving as an event delivery partner. In the United States, it has expanded operations with a new office in Los Angeles and involvement in projects including Global Esports Games.
Trivandi co-founder and CEO James Bulley said, “Receiving a King’s Award for Enterprise is a milestone for everyone at Trivandi. We founded the business to share knowledge from London 2012 and improve how complex projects are delivered. Our work now spans multiple sectors across 30 countries.”
The King’s Awards for Enterprise were established in 1965 and recognise achievement in international trade, innovation, sustainable development and opportunity.