04 Jul 2024

Chamber announces shortlist for Solihull Awards 2024

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Solihull Chamber of Commerce has revealed the shortlisted applicants for the Solihull Awards 2024, taking place at Hilton Birmingham Metropole on Friday, 13 September.

44 businesses have been shortlisted across 12 categories for the awards ceremony.

Samantha Frampton, head of Solihull Chamber of Commerce, said: “I am delighted to see the list of fantastic businesses that have been shortlisted for this year’s awards. I would like to thank everyone that has taken the time to apply, and I look forward to seeing everyone on the night.”

The shortlist for this year’s 12 award categories are:

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Change & Sustainability

Amtico International

Polestar Solihull

The Window Centre

Touchwood Solihull

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Contribution to Community- sponsored by runyourfleet

Birmingham Business Park

Lil-Lets

Solihull Summer Fest

Visit Knowle

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Customer Services

CAPE Coaching & Development Ltd

Evac+Chair International

Polestar Solihull

Röhlig UK Ltd

Runyourfleet

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Hospitality & Retail

Hogarths Hotel & Restaurant LTD

KIBOU Japanese Kitchen & Bar

Touchwood Solihull

Visit Knowle

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Professional Services

Davisons Law

Jerroms

Prime Accountants Group

Sydney Mitchell LLP

Thursfields

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Sales, Marketing & Communications

Eric Lyons Ltd

K Hulse Consulting

Perception Copywriting

The Recruitment Duo

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Technology & Innovation

Evac+Chair International

runyourfleet

Surgins

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Third Sector- sponsored by Birmingham Business Park

Birmingham Dogs Home

Sport 4 Life UK

St Basils Charity

 

Solihull’s Award for Excellence in Training, Education & Development in People

Forward Education Trust

Jerroms

MAN Commercial Protection Ltd

Solihull College & University Centre

 

Solihull’s Outstanding Start-Up, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship

Glam and Glow Beauty Lab

Jim Kringle

Solihull Virtual Assistant

UB Healthcare Ltd

 

Solihull’s Rising Star & Future Leader

Zain Ahmend from Made Architecture

Rory Pickin from Röhlig UK Ltd

Sarah Breslin from Solihull College & University Centre

Ian Rogers from Solihull Summer Fest

 

One business will also be crowned Solihull’s Business of the Year, sponsored by Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council.

Judging this year’s applicants were Ruth Pipkin, managing director at Rewired PR, Calum Nisbet, CEO at Kaleidoscope, Kingston Myles, director of Enterprise at Birmingham Museums Trust, Sarah Griffiths, head of Projects at Intercity Technology, Sam Watson, store director at Selfridges Birmingham, and Harvir Sahota, CEO at Mahirs Experience.

Speaking on judging the shortlisted applicants, Kingston Myles said: "It's clear that the business community is strong in Solihull. Despite the current economic conditions, it's been inspiring to see a range of international, national and local businesses all based in Solihull apply for a variety of awards. Judging these awards wasn't easy, all of these businesses are contributing to the economy and community in a wealth of ways - they're all worthy winners but I look forward to seeing the overall winners for these awards announced in September." 

For more information on the awards, visit HERE.

Pictured: Solihull’s Business of the Year 2023, Prime Accountants Group, receiving their award

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