Autogem introduces the Adam Livett Award at Under Pressure ’25 to honour human connection and compassion in the aftermarket.
Autogem has announced a new award in memory of their late Business Development Manager, Adam Livett, as part of its annual Under Pressure TPMS competition. The Adam Livett Award will recognise the technician who most reflects the personal warmth, positivity, and human connection Adam brought to both the company and wider aftermarket.
Adam passed away six months ago, and his absence continues to be felt deeply among his colleagues. The award will become a permanent feature of the event, designed to celebrate those who embody the same qualities that made Adam so admired: empathy, enthusiasm, and authenticity.
Taking place on 25 June at the Pirelli Performance Centre in Burton-upon-Trent, Under Pressure ’25 remains the UK aftermarket’s only dedicated campaign celebrating excellence in TPMS (Tyre Pressure Monitoring Systems) servicing. The event, now in its fourth year, will once again spotlight technical skill and customer engagement, but with the Adam Livett Award, it also aims to elevate the value of human connection in technical roles.
Autogem’s Managing Director Prashant Chopra spoke about Adam’s lasting influence:
“Adam’s loss to the business is huge, but his loss to us as a friend is immeasurable… This new award will help us keep Adam’s spirit alive by recognising those same rare, beautiful qualities in others.”
With qualifying rounds set to open shortly, Autogem is encouraging TPMS technicians from across the UK to register for what promises to be the most heartfelt and impactful edition of the event to date.
More details, including how to enter, are available at autogem.co.uk/underpressure
Tagged with: Autogem, Under Pressure 2025, TPMS, Adam Livett Award, aftermarket technicians, UK tyre industry, customer engagement, Pirelli Performance Centre, smart tyre servicing
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