THE NATIONAL BUSINESS AWARDS 2010

The National Business Awards 2010 in partnership with Orange are open for entries until 23rd June. To take part select the categories you wish to enter and start your entry today. Whether your organisation is in the public or private sector, large or small - there's a category for you to highlight your achievements. Demonstrate that you are an outstanding business with exceptional people driving you forward. For advice and information about which categories to enter and the entry process request a call back from the entries team

AWARD UPDATES

Watch live Master class on demand

View the TV Master class first broadcast live on Monday 15th March about entering awards.

Martin Stiven and Damien Reece are in the studio with exclusive interviews with Peter Marks (Co-operative Group), Jerome Mayhew (Go Ape) and Claire Young (Entrepreneur and the Apprentice)

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WHY ENTER?

"The National Business Awards is the pinnacle of business awards ceremonies and this is where Britain’s best, from across the public and private sectors, get the recognition and reward they deserve"

Alistair Darling, Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking at The National Business Awards 2009

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PREVIOUS WINNERS

		2009 Winners Among the winners were Peter Marks of The Co operative Group, T J Morris and Go Ape!
		2008 Winners Hallin Marine Subsea International, beCogent, Paul Walsh of Diageo and Sir John Rose were all National Business Awards winners in 2008
		2007 Winners The winners of The National Business Awards 2007 included Gü Chocolate Puds, BT and North Wales Police (NWP).
		2006 Winners Winners of The National Business Awards 2006 included ARM Holdings, Innocent Drinks and the Department of Transport

A WINNER'S STORY

Harriet Lamb - National Business Award winner "Everyone in Fairtrade could feel that their hard work had been recognised with this national Award. I was thrilled to accept the award on behalf of all the hundreds of businesses who make Fairtrade happen across the world - from the farmers’ organisations to the importers and retailers here in the UK." Read more about Harriet Lamb