Last month, the 2026 recipients of The King’s Awards for Enterprise were announced, celebrating 186 awards across 185 businesses from across the UK and the Channel Islands. Among the winners was Essex-based CAMA AssetStore, honoured with The King’s Award for Enterprise: Sustainable Development 2026.
With only 185 organisations recognised nationwide this year, this award highlights the significant impact CAMA is making within the creative industries. Their work strengthens the circular economy in film and TV by giving sets, props, and costumes a second life through secure storage and their digital asset management platform, AssetFlow.
CAMA partners with both independent creatives and major production teams, contributing to productions such as Doctor Who, Slow Horses, and most recently Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, where they managed the storage and tracking of many of the show’s most recognisable costumes, props, and set pieces.
This national honour is a fantastic achievement for our region and puts the county firmly on the map.
