Solihull Chamber Annual Dinner & Awards
Business News
President’s award for entrepreneurial pupil
Solihull Chamber president Robert Elliot presented the first ever president’s award to a local pupil, at the annual dinner and awards. Isabella King from Lyndon
School, of Daylesford Road, Solihull, snapped up the award after demonstrating her stellar entrepreneurial skills. Robert met Isabella in June this
year, having presented an assembly to Year 10 at Lyndon School. At that meeting, Robert learnt that Isabella had set up her own business, to raise funds for an adventure ahead. The 15 year-old set up her own
small company selling stationery in order to raise funds for a World Scout Jamboree trip to West Virginia, USA, this summer. The jamboree was attended by
60,000 scouts from across the world, with 36 scouts, including Isabella, from Birmingham attending the event. Isabella is also a registered carer
for a family member. Robert presented Isabella with her award at Lyndon School.
President’s award: Robert presenting Isabella with her award He said: “I am delighted to
present Isabella with the first Solihull Chamber of Commerce president’s award. “I wanted this award to go to an
organisation, an initiative, or a person that had left a lasting impression on me since I started my presidency. “My passion is business engaging
with education, in fact it is my aim as president this year to boost business engagement with educational institutions across Solihull and beyond. “Isabella displayed some
fantastic entrepreneurial skills, is a true team player and ultimately succeeded in achieving her goal. “Well done Isabella on winning
this award, it is very well- deserved.”
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