The winners of the 2021 Be Inspired Business Awards have been revealed.
The BIBAs is organised by the North and Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce and took place at the Tower Ballroom.
More than 140 businesses competed for 20 awards, which Chamber chief executive said included some of the best entries that had received in a long time
Babs said: “When we started the BIBAs 2021 campaign in January, the word ‘celebration’ wasn’t the first word on our lips when looking back over a challenging 12 months.
“But that quickly changed. Having witnessed energy of our sponsors, the demand for entries and tickets, read many wonderful business stories and seen how our resilient Lancastrians have risen to the challenge, we knew this would be a successful year.
“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 county. It has been a privilege to be involved in these awards and to have so many local business people come together to celebrate our world-class Lancashire business community.”
Full list of winners:
Business of the Year
Booths
Digital Marketing Business of the Year
Soap Media
Innovative Business of the Year
Levity Crop Science
Medium Business of the Year
Cherrytree Bakery
Community Business of the Year
Pendleside Hospice
Green Business of the Year
Old Holly Farm
Micro Business of the Year
HOOFCOUNT
Family Business of the Year
Evans Vanodine International PLC
Construction Business of the Year
Elektec
Employer of the Year
Service Care Solutions
Scale Up Business of the Year
Sales Geek
Most Resilient Business of the Year
Barry Robinson Leisure, Longlands Hotel
Global Business of the Year
Levity Crop Science
Apprentice of the Year
Ross Brown - Melling Performance Springs
Start Up Business of the Year
Scoff Paper
Service Business of the Year
CUBE HR
Education Establishment of the Year
Preston Vocational Centre
Manufacturer of the Year
Standfast & Barracks
Small Business of the Year
Nutree Life
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