Glasgow Business . 45
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GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARDS RESULTS
GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARD FOR CREATIVE MARKETING SPONSORED BY SCOTRAIL WINNER: LAW AT WORK (LAW)
GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARD FOR INNOVATION IN BUSINESS SPONSORED BY RADIO CLYDE WINNER: M SQUARED LASERS LTD
M Squared Lasers develops and manufactures a range of lasers and advanced photonic systems. It has developed a unique novel laser technology called the Firefly Scanner, which uses an invisible beam to identify image gases and potential threats. More than £1 million worth of Firefly products are currently shipped around the globe. FINALISTS: Able2 Wear; The National Piping Centre; Plan Bee Ltd; Scotkart Indoor Karting and Combat City; Tummy with Mummy Ltd
2013
GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARD FOR GREEN CHAMPION SPONSORED BY SCOTTISHPOWER WINNER: PLAN BEE LTD
The LAW team decided that the legal industry should never have to be bland, corporate or faceless. Its integrated marketing strategy from new branding, website and social media was coupled with a tongue-in-cheek advertising campaign, which has retained clients and has attracted almost 40 per cent of new business. FINALISTS: GHA, part of the Wheatley Group; Hot Tap Media; MadeBrave®; Radio Clyde; YourPlace Property Management
Urban farmer Warren Bader started the company after recognising the growing issues around the diminishing bee population as a hobby apiarist, as well as seeing an opportunity to provide a unique and convenient service. It has positive measurable actions for improving biodiversity and provides clients with sustainable credentials. Warren is very active in giving talks to schools, age concern groups and conferences. FINALISTS: Cordia; EneGroup; Grand Central Hotel; Kraft Architecture; Morgan Stanley
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