A new generation of ‘Cambridge greats’ was unveiled at Business Weekly’s Awards presentation dinner at Queens’ College.

Cambridge entrepreneur and angel investor Peter Cowley has joined the judging panel for the 2011 Business Weekly Awards in the UK.

Competition is really hotting up for Business Weekly’s Awards, which reach a thrilling climax in March, 2012.

The decision to introduce new categories to the 2011 Business Weekly Awards  to better reflect the dynamics of the Cambridge industrial landscape has proved popular with early entrants.

Sherry Coutu, brains behind the Silicon Valley Comes2 Cambridge and UK initiatives, has joined the judging panel for the 2011 Business Weekly Awards.

As they say in sporting circles, form is temporary but class endures. Class is something ink jet printing technology company, Domino UK, has in spades.

The Business Weekly Awards 2011 reflect the dynamic face of the Cambridge and East of England economies – from the exciting start-up culture and excellent Cambridge University spin-outs to the diverse range of BioMedTech, CleanTech, Wireless and manufacturing/industrial businesses at different stages of their life cycles.

Business Weekly’s 21st Anniversary Awards ceremony in March 2011 marked the dawn of a new era for enterprise in Cambridge and the East of England.

Cambridge Science Park company, Owlstone Nanotech, won the inaugural Graduate Business of the Year accolade at Business Weekly’s 21^st Anniversary East of England Business Awards.

Depending on how well adjusted you are, futurologist Ian Pearson hovers in a space somewhere between advancement and Armageddon.

Horizon Discovery was named Young Company of the Year – a new category – at the 21st Anniversary Awards.

Sphere Fluidics proved a cut above as it lifted the Killer Technologies title despite intense competition at Business Weekly’s East of England Business Awards in Cambridge.

The guest list for the Awards presentation dinner at Queens’ College, Cambridge held up a mirror to the international influence of the region’s BioMedTech, hi-tech, industry, property, investment and economic development segments.

His predictions that it will be possible to construct a conscious computer with phenomenal human intellect before the year 2020; that zombies will zoom out of fact into fiction; that a smart yogurt harnessing bacteria could have as much raw processing power as all the human brains in Europe don’t so much require suspending belief as keeping an open mind.

The full and glorious diversity of the East of England economy was reflected at Business Weekly’s 21st Anniversary Awards at Queens’ College, Cambridge.

Domino has been crowned Quoted Company of the Year at Business Weekly’s 21st Anniversary East of England Business Awards at Queens’ College, Cambridge.