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Do you know who should be the British Small Business Champion 2008? If so, you might want to read this press release as it also carries a £10,000 prize

My good friend Peter Scargill is the IT Chair at the FSB (http://www.fsb.org.uk) who have spent a good deal of time adopting Microsoft Technology.  While looking at their recent press releases I noticed that they have the Small Business Champion 2008 competition running.

FSB launches British Small Business Champions 2008

Date: Monday, November 12, 2007
Ref: PR 2007 83

FSB News Release

PR/2007/83

Issue date:  Monday 12 November 2007

FSB launches British Small Business Champions 2008

The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) today launches British Small Business Champions 2008 (BSBC) to coincide with the start of Enterprise Week. BSBC is the only national awards scheme solely for small businesses.

Entries are invited from thriving businesses that are well run and highly regarded by staff and customers. Businesses have to have been trading for at least five years at the time of entering and employ no more than fifty staff. Across the UK, six Area Champions will be chosen and these six businesses will go forward to the national final. One business will be chosen as the National Champion and scoop the top prize of £10,000.

For BSBC 2008 there are two additional categories: Young Entrepreneur and Most Promising New Business, both sponsored by AIMS Accountants. These have been chosen as a way for the FSB to show support for the new generation of up-and-coming businesses. Entries in both will go straight to national judging.

BSBC was launched by the Federation of Small Businesses in 2002. It is now firmly established as the most prestigious and highly valued of business awards for the small business sector.

What former winners say about BSBC:

“Entering BSBC is a good exercise for you and your business. It makes you focus on what is good about your business…and helps you identify any weaknesses. I hate forms. Running a small business we have so many.
The BSBC one was pretty straightforward.”

Graham Barnard, The Happy Hutch Company, BSBC National Champion and Northern Area Champion 2007.

continued at FSB Press Releases

 

Got to be worth thinking about who could qualify and if you don't know anyone, why not!!

 

ttfn

 

David

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Posted Wed, Nov 14 2007 1:04 AM by David Overton

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