This region's longest-running and most respected Business Awards are back with a new category and two new judges.
Glittering crystal obelisks and a massive amount of global kudos await the winners of Business Weekly's East of England Business Awards 2008.
The categories are: Killer Technologies; Private Company of the Year; Quoted Company of the Year and International Trade. A Business of the Year will be chosen from the shortlisted companies across all categories.
There is no fee to enter just a long list of benefits:
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All entrants will be showcased in Business Weekly in the physical newspaper and our electronic newspaper online, offering superb free PR to a regional, national and international audience
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A rare and risk-free chance to benchmark your business against contemporaries
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A showcase for your products and services that helps you woo top employees, win new customers and secure vital investment
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Wonderful opportunities for networking, notably at the glittering Awards dinner where the cream of executive influencers gather
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Free branding throughout the star-studded Awards presentation evening
Download an entry form
These Awards are not just about superstars - they are all about inclusivity and reflecting the full breadth and depth of the East of England's industrial profile.
We welcome entries from the smallest start-ups and spin-outs, who may well be pre-revenue, to large private companies and quoted corporations. No sectors are barred.
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- KILLER TECHNOLOGIES (New category)
For any technology - including biotechnology - deemed truly disruptive
and likely to have a future impact on the way we live or work.
- PRIVATE COMPANY OF THE YEAR
For the private business which, in the judges’ opinion, has made most commercial progress in the past 12 months.
- QUOTED COMPANY OF THE YEAR
For the public business which, in the judges’ opinion, has made most commercial progress in the past 12 months.
For companies that have launched or expanded their international
operations in the past 12 months or significantly broadened their
access to global markets with new products or services.
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From all these categories, the judges will choose a Business of the
Year. The Business of the Year then joins winners from the previous
competitions in the Champion of Champions head-to-head.
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  Two of Cambridge's most respected serial entrepreneurs - David Cleevely and Peter Dawe - have joined the starstudded panel of judges for this year's competition.
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Our judging panel has a 100 per cent record when it comes to spotting enduring quality.
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 Chip designer ARM created another slice of Cambridge corporate history
when it was named Champion of Champions – effectively the best local
company of all time – at Business Weekly’s star-studded East of England
Business Awards 2007 presentation dinner.
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