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32 RED ROSE AWARDS


npd.studio About us


Our team of skilled product designers and engineers work with promising start-ups and established brands to create physical products and experiences. We don’t specialise in any particular area, and have developed successful products in the aerospace, energy, medical and consumer product sectors.


Our achievements


Most of the innovative products created in the North West come out of our design studio and this year we’ve worked with over 30 companies to develop cutting edge products across many industries, including AstraZeneca, SafePoint, Aerolux, Bosch and MSP.


We design products that deserve to exist and will positively impact people and communities. This year we are moving to larger premises near Preston to realise our ambition of creating a centre of design in the North.


What it would mean to win


Letting our work do the talking has served us well to date but it is time for us to put our name out there and receive recognition for the effort and emotion we invest in every project we work on.


Winning the Red Rose Design Award would allow us to build on our success and change perceptions about where companies and new start-ups need to go for great design work - it doesn’t have to be London; the North is where it’s at!


FINALIST Design Award


Nathan Partington Design director, North Product Design


nybble.co.uk


About us Nybble is a national provider of managed IT support, network solutions, audio visual solutions, cyber security and much more, to the business and education sectors throughout the UK.


Established in 1998 with a commitment to excellence, our journey has been marked by a relentless pursuit of technological innovation and dedication in meeting the unique and ever-changing needs of our clients.


Our achievements The first 25 years have seen Nybble go from strength to strength in terms of business activity, high-skill employment opportunities and in delivering social value in our local (and wider) communities.


We remain absolutely committed to ensuring this continues and increases across the next 25 years.


Our social purpose, and our relentless drive to do good in our local community, is what we believe sets us apart and drives delivery of exceptional customer service and technical innovation, each and every day.


What it would mean to win What’s not to like about a Lancashire award for a Lancashire business?


The work we are able to do, in and for the community, is reward in itself. But recognition by the Red Rose Awards panel would hopefully allow other companies to see that business can be done differently – and more importantly, to give it a go.


FINALIST Commitment to Skills Award / Digital Award Environmental, Social and Governance Award


Ram Gupta Managing director, nybble.co.uk


rootfiftytwo.co.uk


About us We are a branding and marketing agency that works closely with forward-thinking and ambitious organisations that are ready to evolve and grow.


With a powerful blend of fresh, creative thinking and insight-based strategy, we elevate brands and help organisations leave a lasting, positive impact.


Our achievements We’re not your run-of-the-mill agency. We’re not driven by figures; we’re driven by a genuine desire to elevate organisations in the region we’re proud to call home.


As an integral part of Lancashire’s creative scene - we are honoured to work with charities, schools and businesses across the county to make a positive difference. We’ve never lost our creative roots and work hard to nurture our team’s talents.


Having raised £17,000 for The Brain Tumour Charity, we’re also heavily involved in various community initiatives.


What it would mean to win Winning a Red Rose Award would not only propel us towards our goal of becoming one of the leading design agencies in Lancashire, but it would also serve as an important recognition of our team’s hard work and collective spirit over the last 12 months.


FINALIST Design Award Small Business Award


Michael Barker Creative lead, Root Fifty-Two


studiolwd.co.uk


About us StudioLWD is a creative agency working with clients ranging from start- ups to global brands from our offices in Poulton-le-Fylde.


We align meaningful strategy with striking design to power growth and drive change in your business.


For each project, we curate a dedicated team of the highest skilled professionals, bringing expert insights and fresh creativity to the table, every time.


Our achievements We have experience working with some of the world’s most iconic brands, including Virgin, Nike, Tesco, Aldi and the British Council.


In the last 12 months we have followed consecutive years of significant growth by achieving a further 50 per cent growth in annual turnover, winning clients globally including Ancestry.com and Xero.


We have invested heavily in the business, moving into our new offices and hiring four new full-time staff, while planning to continue expanding our team, and to further invest in our own brand.


What it would mean to win Winning this award would be a huge accolade and inspiration not only for our own team, but also a validation that Lancashire businesses can and should take brand seriously.


FINALIST Design Award


Laura Weldon Creative director / founder, StudioLWD


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