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The finalists for the Nottinghamshire Business Awards 2024 are listed below.
The winners will be announced at the awards Dinner of 1 November. You can find out more and book your places via the button below.
Categories and sponsors 2024
This award recognises businesses that have used and integrated technology to boost business performance. Entrants must demonstrate how technology has helped staff work more effectively and led to an increased ability to meet customer’s needs.
Finalists:
Shortlist Marketing
Intelligent Decisioning
Rothera Bray
Recognising businesses, charities and social enterprises that have developed and implemented Corporate Social Responsibility policies as part of their overall business planning. Entrants must be able to demonstrate how their activities have made a positive impact on key social issues affecting their local community.
Finalists:
Vale Clearances
First Enterprise - Enterprise Loans
Rothera Bray
The judges will be looking for organisations that have achieved exceptional levels of growth in sales, profit, market share, jobs and/or international trade over the past 12 months.
Entrants will need to demonstrate, and show, a strong plan for sustainable financial performance.
Finalists:
Reformed IT
Concorde BGW Group
Browne Jacobson
True Talent
This category aims to recognise and celebrate successful business partnerships where organisations have collaborated on a project with successful outcomes for those involved.
Finalists:
Futures Advice, Skills and Employment | Nottingham University Hospitals Trust | D2N2 Public Services Compact
Volute | NHS East Midlands Cancer Alliance
Turbine Creative | NHS East Midlands Cancer Alliance
Primary Integrated Community Services | Ten Nottinghamshire Primary Care Networks
West Nottingham College | Nottingham Trent University | Trent Barton | Stagecoach
This award is open to those organisations who can demonstrate their commitment to making a positive impact on the environment.
The winner will put their environmental strategy at the heart of their organisation.
Finalists:
C M Ward
FSG
Viridis Building Services,
Eastwood Hall
Eight Days a Week Print Solutions
This award recognises organisations which demonstrate a firm commitment to people development and the implementation and promotion of a learning and development culture, as well as how employee wellbeing is supported. Entrants must demonstrate how this culture has contributed to the business’ overall success.
Finalists:
Ryley Wealth Management
Nottingham Venues
Viridis Building Services
PJS Consulting Engineers
Browne Jacobson
This award recognises the rising stars who will become the business leaders of tomorrow. Open to all current or past apprentices of any age who can demonstrate they have made an exceptional contribution to their workplace. This award category can be entered by individuals or a company can complete the entry on behalf of an employee or colleague.
Finalists:
Lucy Brown, Shortlist Marketing
Hannah Pritchard, Turner & Townsend
Rav Jackson, Stephen Eve Financial Planning
This Award recognises the contribution of a dynamic, creative and visionary business leader. It seeks to define the qualities of successful entrepreneurship – from drive, ambition, vision and tenacity to inspirational leadership, creativity, inventiveness and confidence.
Finalists:
Joe Burns, Reformed IT
Shivani Soni, Step Up Rehab Physiotherapy Clinic
Ben Slater, Stephen Eve Financial Planning
Cat Mitchell, True Talent
This award recognises schools, colleges, further education and training providers that engage effectively with business. Entrants must demonstrate how they work in partnership with local businesses and how they help pupils develop crucial employability skills valued by employers.
Finalists:
BatFast Cricket Centres
Tomato Energy | Cleeve School | Full Power Utilities
West Nottinghamshire College
The judges will be looking for an organisation which delivers industry-leading standards of service and constantly strives to exceed customer expectations. Entrants will need to demonstrate the impact of their customer service strategy on business performance.
Finalists:
Reformed IT
Rothera Bray
Vale Clearances
Your IT Department
Lion Secure Dispatch
This award recognises the strength of local businesses which trade internationally. Entrants must demonstrate how their objectives and strategies for growth has generated significant and/or sustained increases in their international activity.
Finalists:
Halcyon Golf Travel
Bassi Fashions
Greene Tweed & Co
Copley Scientific
Mondottica
This award – open to organisations employing up to 75 full-time members of staff – will go to the company that has achieved consistent growth backed by a strong financial performance. Entrants will need to demonstrate current activity to grow market share and the effect this is having on business performance.
Finalists:
Heritage Estates
Murphy and Son
BatFast Cricket Centres
PJS Consulting Engineers
Trans-Sport.tv
This category aims to recognise an organisation who has used innovation as a tool to improve business performance. Including any financial benefits, efficiency improvements and customer impacts.
Finalists:
Tomato Energy
Charlie & Jane
Air IT
FSG
BatFast Cricket Centres
The Business of the Year award is chosen by the judges from the winners of the other individual award categories.
The business of the year will be awarded to a business which has shown excellence in their field and is an exemplar to all other businesses within Nottinghamshire. It will showcase the quality of businesses and the expertise within the county.