30 RED ROSE AWARDS
Pauline Wild and Paul Nicholls
since its launch in 2011, and Barclays, headline sponsor for more than a decade.
Pauline Wild, managing partner at Forbes, said: “This has been another vintage year for Lancashire businesses. Picking a shortlist and a winner for each category was incredibly difficult, but being able to celebrate their achievements is always a rewarding experience.
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The event also raised funds for the Lancashire Red Rose Responding Fund, a project organised by the Community Foundation for Lancashire.
It is aiming to raise £500,000 towards the support of mental health and wellbeing for people of all ages and backgrounds, particularly those most vulnerable, throughout the county.
Stephen Bolton, managing director of Lancashire Business View, said: “The Red Rose
Awards never fails to amaze. Each year we hear more impressive stories, have a tougher time picking the winners, and have even more fun celebrating with them.
“Congratulations to everybody who took home a trophy - the competition was fierce and your award is richly deserved. And commiserations to our losing finalists who pushed the winners hard.”
The Red Rose Awards were once again supported by Forbes Solicitors, headline sponsor every year
“Congratulations to all the winners, and to the Red Rose Awards team for another fantastic event for what continues to be one of my favourite days in the business calendar.”
John Stanworth, head of corporate banking at Barclays in Lancashire and Cumbria, said: “The entries for the Red Rose Awards 2024 were of exceptional quality and it’s been fantastic to see businesses that haven’t been involved before put themselves forward.
“Picking the winners was once again a very difficult job indeed and so those that have won awards should be very proud.”
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