The 2015 Powys Business Awards competition is now open for entries. New categories have been added to the 2015 contest including Best New Tourism Venture, Apprentice Award and Best Use of Digital Technology.
Companies large and small are being encouraged to enter the awards, which celebrate excellence in business in the county and bring recognition in the local and regional business communities.
The awards structure offers a public forum where recipients can gather in the presence of other business leaders and their peers to celebrate their success, at the awards dinner and presentation. Award recipients enjoy local publicity as the awards are covered by local and regional newspapers and by broadcasters. Everyone who reaches the finals also has the added bonus of having a free professionally made short film about their business which can be added to their website or otherwise used in their publicity.
The categories for the 2015 Powys Business Awards are:
• Small Business Award Less than 10 employees sponsored by RWE Innogy UK
• Outstanding Apprentice Award sponsored by Federation of Small Businesses
• Start up Business Award sponsored by NPTC Group
• Growth Award sponsored by Finance Wales
• Best Use of Digital Technology Awards sponsored by The Cambrian News and The Brecon & Radnor Express
• Manufacturing Award sponsored by Myrick Training Services
• Development in New Markets UK or Export sponsored by Mid Wales Manufacturing Group
• Best New Tourism Venture Award sponsored by The County Times
• Social Enterprise/ Charity Award sponsored by Mid Wales Housing Association Ltd
• Entrepreneurship Award
• Judging Criteria for Innovation / New Product Development Award sponsored by Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd
• Judges Special Award
• Business of the Year Award sponsored by Powys County Council
Further details on all the awards can be found on the website www.powysbusinessawards.co.uk and deadline for submission of entries is Tuesday 30 June 2015
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At the launch of the 2015 Powys Business Awards were (back row, left to right) Brian Dunlop, Myrick Training; Michael Davies, RWE Innogy UK; Dafydd Evans, Antur Teifi; Cllr Avril York, Powys County Council; Kaye Derwas, Federation of Small Businesses; and David Rowlands, Alun Griffiths (Contractors) Ltd; (front row, left to right) Ceri Stephens, Mid Wales Manufacturing Group; Shane Perkins, Mid Wales Housing Association; Gaynor Morris, Finance Wales; and Steve Cass, NPTC Group.
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