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Recognising Success

9th May 2014

2016 British Small Business Awards: Nominations invited.
This years Awards are taking place in London on 20th October and the nomination deadline is 27th May. There are 3 categories:

  1. Sole Trader of the year,
  2. Micro Business of the Year (2-9 people),
  3. Small Business of the Year (10-50 people).

For further details visit:

  •  http://www.smallbusiness.co.uk/news/opportunities/2516776/nominations-now-open-for-the-british-small-business-awards.thtml

and for nominations visit:

  • http://britishsmallbusinessawards.co.uk/nominate/


 
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