THE winners of the St Helens Borough Business Awards 2023 were revealed at a glamourous ceremony at the Totally Wicked Stadium.
In collaboration with St Helens Chamber and St Helens Borough Council - sponsored by Brendon International Ltd, and supported by Faun Zoeller, Lucam Consultancy, Glass Futures and Torus - the awards recognised and celebrated the success and accomplishments of businesses and people over the past year.
The event also raised money for local charity, the Mobile Food Pantry, who provide essential services in the area.
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Who were the winners?
The winners who were crowned at the ceremony on Friday, October 20, were as follows:
Mercury Hampton
Innovation Business of the year
Glass Futures
Innovation Business of the year
Standing Tall Foundation
Social Business of the year
Standing Tall Foundation
Business of the year
St Helens Town AFC
Borough of Culture Community Champion
EFG
Net Zero Business of the year
Ever-Evolving
Scale Up Business of the year
Stone Tyres
Smaller Business of the year
Sood
Employer of the year
Domestic Abuse WA12
Social Impact business of the year
Lucy James National Nuclear Laboratory
Apprentice of the year
Tracy Mawson, chief Executive at St Helens Chamber, said: “We have been overwhelmed by the volume and calibre of entries to the St Helens Borough Business Awards. It has been a pleasure to see so much talent on display during this year's judging process.
“For me the Awards demonstrates the depth and breadth of the business community here in the Borough and that diversity is our strength.”
Councillor Kate Groucutt, cabinet member for economy, business and skills at St Helens Council, added: “It’s great to celebrate and recognise some of the many examples of resilience, innovation, and achievements in the local economy.
“Seeing the calibre of finalists, their stories, their people and progress gives me the utmost certainty that we can look forward with confidence as a borough. The quality of entries this year has been outstanding, and we are proud to support with this event, that throws a spotlight on business from all sectors.”
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