CHAMBER NEWS


L-R: Debbi Duro, Rolls-Royce plc; Duncan Green, Pick Everard; Beth Bearder, Flint Bishop Solicitors and Rob Mayo, East Midlands Chamber


those opportunities wherever and whenever they see them. “To make sure we are ready to


meet all the challenges and seize the opportunities ahead, organisations must stay sharp and focused. One way of doing that is by competing for business awards such as ours – the only regional awards judged by your peers and offering the possibility of taking your success on to the national stage of the British Chambers of Commerce Business Awards later in the year. “Competing for business awards


forces organisations to look closely at what they do, how they do it and how they can sharpen their focus by setting aside those parts of their daily activities that do not contribute to their longer-term aspirations or essential operations.” Thanking all the sponsors for


helping to make the awards possible, he then handed over to principal sponsor Mazars to announce the finalists. The winners of the East Midlands Chamber Business Awards will be


announced at gala dinners to be held in each of the three counties in September. Winners of specific awards and


the overall Business of the Year award winner for each county will automatically go through to the regional heats of the British Chambers of Commerce awards and could go on to represent the region at the BCC national awards. Last year two local businesses,


R.E.A.L Education, of Mansfield, and Retford-based iCON Aerospace Technology joined the Chamber at the BCC awards as national finalists.


Both the 75 long-standing Chamber members and Chamber Business Awards 2018 finalists can be found online at www.emc-dnl.co.uk. All Business Awards finalists


and sponsors across all counties and categories will be profiled in the next edition of Business Network ahead of the gala dinners.


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