St Helens Chamber and St Helens Borough Council are delighted to now reveal the shortlisted entrants for the 2023 St Helens Borough Business Awards.
This year’s level of entries was extremely high, and the judges spent hours deliberating and were extremely impressed with the achievements of the individuals and businesses across the Borough.
The shortlisted candidates represent an extraordinary group of individuals and organisations that have demonstrated their dedication to driving progress and making a meaningful impact throughout St Helens.
David Marnell, Director of Business Services at St Helens Chamber, commented: “We have been overwhelmed by the volume and calibre of entries to the Awards, and we are extremely excited to announce this year’s shortlist. All the businesses and students who entered should be proud of their achievements and successes as this event promises to showcase the talent, innovation, and excellence across the Region.
“We are excited to see the winners revealed at the awards evening and bring their stories into the limelight.”
Cllr Kate Groucutt, Cabinet Member for Business, Education and Skills at St Helens Borough Council, commented: “It is fantastic that so many businesses and students across St Helens Borough have achieved so much and we can’t wait to celebrate their success.
“By celebrating their successes and shining a spotlight on the entrepreneurship and innovation that is happening in our borough, we can inspire the next generation and encourage more businesses to set up or relocate here. Everyone who entered should be proud of the contribution they are making to our community.”
The St Helens Borough Business Awards – which are sponsored by Brandon International, and supported by Faun Zoeller, Lucam Consultancy, Glass Futures and Torus – are designed to recognise and celebrate the success and accomplishments of individuals and businesses from all sectors.
The winners in each category will be unveiled at a glamourous awards ceremony, taking place on Friday 20th October at the Totally Wicked Stadium.
St Helens Chamber alongside St Helens Borough Council have chosen Mission in the Economy who deliver the St Helens Mobile Food Pantry as this year’s spotlight charity. Both organisations are encouraging those attending to bring along a donation on the night to support those struggling in the community.
Shortlisted businesses
Apprentice of the Year sponsored by Starbank Panel Products
Adam Lyon from Swift Temps NW
Lucy James from National Nuclear Laboratory Limited
Jenson Lewis from Adamson Ross Limited
Innovation Business of the Year sponsored by Knauf Insulations
Mercury Hampton Limited
Positive Eye Limited
Funky Timber Limited
Glass Futures
Employer of the Year sponsored by Wind in the Willows
Lucam Consultancy Limited
Sood
TD Construction Testing Limited
Progression to NetZero Business of the Year sponsored by Advanced Insulations Materials (AIM)
Go Green for St Helens
EFG UK
Scale Up Business of the Year sponsored by Waterside Training
Mase Consulting
Ever-Evolving
Swift Temps NW
Smaller Business of the Year sponsored by St Helens College
Intaglio Creative Limited
Safeguard Scaffolding North West Limited
Stone Tyres Limited
Social Impact of the Business of the Year sponsored by Parkside Regeneration LLP
St Helens Carers Centre
Standing Tall Foundation
YMCA St Helens
Social Business of the Year sponsored by Halton & St Helens Voluntary and Community Action
Citrus Group
Domestic Abuse
HA Means More
Borough of Culture Community Champion sponsored by World Heritage Status Bid
St Helens Town AFC
Wonder Arts
Lucam House Community Cinema Plus +
To find out more about the St Helens Borough Business Awards visit https://www.sthelenschamber.com/business/st-helens-borough-business-awards/
