The SCR Chambers: Doncaster
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Join us on 12 March at 2020/21 Doncaster Business Awards
After a year that challenged us all in every way imaginable, you – the business community – deserve to be recognised and celebrated for your resilience and achievements. So, while we remain unable to celebrate together in person, we're bringing the Doncaster Business Awards directly to your screen.
But you won’t just watch the Business Awards on a screen. You'll be part of them. You'll catch up with colleagues and friends, shake and stir your way to cocktail greatness, get your gig fix, dine on delicious gourmet food and, of course, watch real-time reactions as winners are revealed. Most importantly though, we hope you'll come
away feeling proud to contribute to it all. The Doncaster Business Awards will feature:
• A unique hybrid event platform with pre- recorded content, live video feeds for awards presentations and networking
• Entertainment from local venues and performers
• Interactive content throughout the evening, so you still feel like you're part of the event!
• Live voting for the Doncaster Business Hero Award
• NHS Recognition Awards presentations. Previous award winners
bring the Doncaster Business Awards 2020/21 directly to audience’s screens. When the ceremony was postponed until
Ceremony will be ground-breaking hybrid event F
ollowing the announcement of extended lockdowns, Doncaster Chamber has concluded that there is no option but to
March, the Chamber hoped that the business community could come together to celebrate the achievements of local businesses after an extraordinarily difficult year. Business Director Jade Dyer said: “While we
are devastated that we won’t be returning to Doncaster Racecourse in March 2021, we recognise the need to lead by example and commit to keeping the community safe.” The Doncaster Business
Awards, sponsored by Doncaster College and University Centre, is the most-attended business awards ceremony in the region, with over 800 people in attendance in 2019. Ms Dyer continued: “The roll out
‘It remains
crucial that we do not unnecessarily put people at risk just when the end is in sight’
of the vaccine was a big step towards tackling the virus and is a light at the end of the tunnel, but it remains crucial that we do not unnecessarily put people at risk just when the end is in sight. We want to do right by our members and wider business community. “We are determined to deliver an awards
ceremony that offers a much-needed opportunity to celebrate the grit, spirit and
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achievements of Doncaster businesses and communities after what has been a
devastating year.” The live event will bring the
best bits of the black-tie awards to attendees in their homes, including:
• High-level networking opportunities – for attendees to connect with colleagues, associates and all other guests
• Entertainment – from local artists in local venues, supporting hospitality and music venues
• Awards presentations – to recognise NHS workers and the business achievements and
accomplishments of 2020 The online ceremony will combine a virtual
platform with live video feeds and interactive areas, as well as live voting. Throughout the event, guests will be able to
cast their vote for their Doncaster Business Hero, following the Chamber’s campaign over the summer months to recognise the contributions of local businesses in the fight against the pandemic and shout about the community’s unsung heroes.
More information and tickets can be found at
www.doncaster-chamber.co.uk/doncaster- business-awards
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