Commendation: Hugh Stirling Ltd


Commendation Gie It Laldy


Commendation: Angus Alston, Director, Hugh Stirling Ltd, presented by Councillor Susan Aitken, Leader, Glasgow City Council and City Convenor for Inclusive Economic Growth


“We are delighted to gain the commendation. We’ve gone through a lot of changes in the past year with new ownership, so we have really been pushing the shopfitting business forward in the leisure and licensed trade. It’s a very exciting time,” said Angus Alston, Director, Hugh Stirling Ltd.


Finalists Community Integrated Care; Holiday Inn Glasgow Theatreland and La Bonne Auberge Brasserie; Manorview Hotels & Leisure Group and University of Glasgow


The Glasgow Business Award for Best Performing Small-Medium Business Sponsored by Beam Digital and Design


“Gie it Laldy is an attitude and that’s what we want it to be about. It’s great being commended here. We’re a celebration of Scots language and culture and we’re a conduit to what we see and hear in the street and we create that through our designs,” said Lisa Donati, Director, Gie It Laldy.


Finalists Scotch Whisky Auctions; Tempo Tea Bar; Trident Maintenance Services Ltd and Wholesale Domestic Bathrooms


The Glasgow Business Award for Best Performing Large Business Sponsored by Dell Technologies


Commendation: Alex Barr, Founding Director, BIG Partnership, presented by Stephen J McGowan, Sales Leader UK & Ireland GCCS and Mark White, EMEA Senior Director Client Technical Support, Dell Technologies


Winner: Rebecca Bridges, Manager and Cameron Facenna, Manager, Allied Vehicles Group, presented by Mark White, EMEA Senior Director Client Technical Support and Stephen J McGowan, Sales Leader UK & Ireland GCCS, Dell Technologies


Winner Allied Vehicles Group


Winner: Tony Quinn, CEO and Michael McMillan, Managing Director, Silver Cloud Ltd, presented by Martin Smith, Managing Director, Beam Digital and Design


Winner Silver Cloud Ltd


“It’s phenomenal. It’s all about the staff and the amazing year that we have had and the growth we’ve had with the business. I’m ecstatic for them. Without the staff and their dedication, we wouldn’t have won this award,” said Michael McMillan, Managing Director, Silver Cloud.


“We are absolutely delighted to win this award. We came last year and saw the standard of the entries involved, so to go away with a trophy this year is amazing. We worked really hard on our people agenda and on training and we have over 700 staff. We’ve looked at everything we do as a business. We have incredible market share in a lot of the products we make, and we’ve expanded several of our products and services. The company manufactures and supplies around


“It’s a fine accolade for us. When we set the business up 20 years ago, we had no concept that we would have 125 to 130 people working for BIG Partnership, with over 300 clients. We’ve been really lucky with phenomenal team members and great clients. It’s been a lot of hard work. The only thing we have is our reputation, and that matters a lot,” said Alex Barr, Founding Director, BIG Partnership.


Finalists Community Integrated Care; Edrington-Beam Suntory UK; First Glasgow and Glasgow Airport Ltd


Evening Times Award for Glasgow’s Favourite Business


Winner SWG3


“It is so nice to be appreciated. We are


6,000 vehicles a year. We’ve moved into mobile serving market with 46% market share for Allied mobility. We’re looking after people with disability and making sure they get mobility vehicles. Our core purpose is to move people and make a difference to their lives,’’ said Gemma Zak-Duport, Communications Manager, Allied Vehicles.


Commendation BIG Partnership


Winner: Andrew Mickel, Director,


Andrew Fleming-Brown, Director, Emma Hunter, Bars Manager and Meryl Gilbert, Commercial Manager, SWG3, presented by Donald Martin, Editor, Evening Times


Commendation: Lauren McSharry, Assistant Manager and Lisa Donati, Director, Gie It Laldy, presented by Martin Smith, Managing Director, Beam Digital and Design


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