Awards News
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Zettlex targets international trade accolade
Ace exporter Zettlex has joined the fight for honours in this year’s Business Weekly Awards. The company has entered the International Trade... Read More
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Awards double brought us Ford millions, says Pi founder
The head of technology development at British Cycling, Tony Purnell, told executives in Cambridge last night that winning the inaugural Business... Read More
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Champion Horizon a business with a heart
Gene editing world leader Horizon Discovery was named Business of the Year at the 25th Anniversary Business Weekly Awards dinner at Queens’ College,... Read More
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Kate Gross legacy can bring more enlightenment to Africa
Children at the mercy of the streets or in disease-ravaged villages of Africa are united by one inescapable truth. They never know if they will see... Read More
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The Life of Pi
When they dreamed up the award-winning Life of Pi the movie moguls might easily have been summing up the experience-rich entrepreneurial journey... Read More
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AZ and MedImmune to spearhead biotech judging
AstraZeneca and MedImmune, as sponsors of Business Weekly’s new Life Science Innovation Award, will spearhead the judging for the category and have... Read More
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Domino in historic hat-trick bid
Inkjet technology world-leader Domino Printing Sciences is bidding to become the first company to win the Business Weekly Awards title for the third... Read More
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Audio Analytic happy to be a big noise in the Awards
A young Cambridge company already making a big noise with its novel technology is tilting at the ‘Killer’ prize in the Business Weekly Awards.... Read More
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‘Unprinting’ technology enters three Awards categories
Cambridge University spin-out Reduse is gunning for three categories of the Awards – Cambridge Graduate Business, Startup of the Year and... Read More
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TWI enters competition at time of major expansion for the company
Global engineering innovator TWI has entered the 25th Anniversary Business Weekly Awards as tributes for its international excellence continue to... Read More
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Well-travelled firm uncorks a prime vintage
It’s a relatively new name in the world of analytical scientific equipment but the legacy of the business stretches back 20 years and is... Read More
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UKTI joins 25th Anniversary Awards sponsor pantheon
UK Trade & Investment, the nation’s driver of international trade initiatives to boost business and the economy, has joined the list of sponsors... Read More
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Leading entrepreneurs make up judging panel
Leading Cambridge entrepreneurs again make up the five-star judging panel that makes the Business Weekly Awards so special. Sherry Coutu, who... Read More
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AstraZeneca joins sponsors of Silver Jubilee Business Awards
Global life sciences heavyweight AstraZeneca and its Cambridge subsidiary MedImmune have joined the A-list sponsors line-up for the 25th Anniversary... Read More
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Sweet charity from Horizon shows the caring side of business
Up to his eyes in a round of pre-IPO meetings with investors just a week ahead of an AIM float, Horizon Discovery CEO Darrin Disley found time to put... Read More
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Xaar crowned Business of the Year
Digital inkjet technology world leader Xaar plc was named Business of the Year at Business Weekly’s gala 2013 Awards presentation dinner at Queens’... Read More
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Awards approaches glory stage
The 2013 Business Weekly Awards reaches its climax in the coming weeks with judging getting underway in earnest before the winners are announced,... Read More
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CleanTech software firm picking up major traction
CRedit360 has entered the CleanTech Company of the Year and International Trade categories of the Business Weekly 2013 Awards. CRedit360 develops... Read More
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Telensa rules UK and opens up the US
Telensa, the market-leading ‘smart’ street lighting technology company, achieved sales of £8 million and pre-tax profit of £1.2m for the year ending... Read More
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Award for best new product or business paradigm
New medical technology and hi-tech products are being generated by Cambridge UK and East of England companies at a record rate – and their importance... Read More