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THE GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARDS


Sustrans Scotland was proud


to sponsor the Healthy and Active Workplace Award at The Glasgow Business Awards with Glasgow Chamber of Commerce. We hope the award achieves recognition for workplaces in Glasgow that support and encourage healthy initiatives like walking and cycling to work. We want to inspire other businesses in the city to realise the economic and health benefits of an active and engaged workforce. For more information on Sustrans, visit: www.sustrans.org.uk/scotland


■Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP Sponsor of The Glasgow Business Award for Entrepreneur of the Year


Law for your life, Law for your business. Wright, Johnston


& Mackenzie LLP is a full-service, independent Scottish law firm, with a history stretching back over 160 years, operating from offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness and Dunblane. WJM’s purpose and vision is simple: to build long-term, rewarding relationships with our clients that are noticeably better than anything else on offer elsewhere. WJM’s staff are committed to looking after everything you need, whether for you, your business, your community or your family. Our key task is to get to know you


and your circumstances so that we can offer the most appropriate service for your personal or commercial needs. WJM’s lawyers strive to be professional


and commercially astute, as well as easy to deal with. This makes WJM a place of practical advice for all our clients. WJM follows a policy of continual improvement and innovation throughout all legal services, to better serve our clients in Scotland and across the UK. We have a network of offices across


Scotland, enabling you to benefit from our teams of experts regardless of where you, or they, are based. Whenever our input is needed, you can count on our knowledge and experience to help you achieve successful outcomes and set your mind at rest. WJM looks forward to welcoming you


the next time you need legal expertise. Contact us to find out how we can work with you to help you achieve what you want out of life for yourself, your family and your business.


For more information on Wright,


Johnston & Mackenzie LLP, visit www.wjm.co.uk


■ Evening Times


Media Partner and Sponsor of The Evening Times Award for Glasgow's Favourite Business


Nobody Knows Glasgow Better.


For more than 140 years the Evening Times has been keeping Glasgow up-to-date with everything that happens across the city. Every month, through our print and online editions, more than 1.5 million people are kept informed with all the latest in news, business, sport and entertainment. The Evening Times has been media partner of The Glasgow Business Awards for over a decade, and since our involvement we have supported a unique category in the competition – The Evening Times Award for Glasgow's Favourite Business. Voted for by our readers, previous winners include: Auchentoshan; The Pavilion Theatre; Slater Menswear; The Q Club; Barrhead Travel; Glasgow Taxis; Glasgow Credit Union; The Business Incentives Group; The Pets’n’Vets Family; Mono and last year’s winner Tam Shepherds Trick Shop – all firms close to the heart of the public. The Evening Times is dedicated to promoting the very best of Glasgow and, in particular, in promoting, celebrating and supporting the businesses which help make this city the economic heart of Scotland. Once again, we are proud and privileged to be involved in The Glasgow Business Awards and to help celebrate the success and achievements of our top companies. For more information on the Evening Times, visit: www.eveningtimes.co.uk


■ Great Scot Photography (Stewart Cunningham) Photography


One shot. No luck.


Here are 250 words. You shouldn’t read them all, because most of them don’t really matter. The ones that do are pictures. Or to be precise, the ones that do are: ‘pictures’; ‘Stewart’ and ‘Cunningham’. To sell most things – services, goods, even people – pictures work better than


words. There’s an instant connection from image to brain. On a website especially. See, want, click, buy. The visual is all.


One shot. One sale.


But not all pictures sell. Not all pictures work. Because they show the wrong thing or the right thing badly. Stewart Cunningham takes good pictures. He has been a successful professional photographer in news and commerce, working globally for 40 years. His pictures work. Maybe you’re a photographer. Maybe


you have several thousand pounds’ worth of camera gear, a good eye, a love for gadgets and even the praise of family and friends. But knowing what works, what sells and how to make the picture that accomplishes that is a different matter. It’s like golf. Once a round, you’ll hit a


shot every bit as good as anything Rory McIlroy could do. You’ll get lucky. One shot. That’s the joy of the game


for amateurs. Every so often, you’re as good as a pro. But not 60 shots a round. Not practising every day you’re not playing. Not delivering day in day out. Making it work. Stewart Cunningham. 60 shots a round.


One shot, one sale. No luck. For more information on Great


Scot Photography, visit: www.greatscotphotography.com


■ Hilton Glasgow Pre-Dinner Drinks Reception


Stay at the Hilton Glasgow and enjoy a wide variety of services and facilities designed


to make your stay perfect. Spend a relaxing afternoon in the luxurious spa or explore the bustling city centre right on your doorstep. Meetings and events Host meetings and events for up to 1,000 guests at Hilton Glasgow, and enjoy the prestige of one of Glasgow’s finest venues. Perfect for award ceremonies, conferences and exhibitions, charity events and weddings, Hilton Glasgow offers a range of venues, from the extravagant Grand Ballroom to intimate meeting rooms with panoramic views of Glasgow’s West End. Dining and drinks Discover Hilton Glasgow’s three inspired dining venues, each offering iconic dishes prepared with a modern twist. Savour hearty, honest food at Morblas Seafood and Grill, experience whisky cocktail creations and local and craft


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