15. september 2006
This time with two more prestigious awards under its belt:
Each year, the National Business Awards for Scotland recognizes top businesses for their shining dexterity, as well as an outstanding capacity to adapt to market and customer needs. The ceremony celebrates success, innovation, ethics, and the impact of both large and small businesses on the Scottish economy, while providing participants with the opportunity to gain an internalised view of their organisation.
At this year's ceremony, bigmouthmedia was the sole company to acquire an award in multiple categories. Nevertheless, the competition was still intense. For the 'Small to Medium Business of the Year' category alone, high-ranking finalists Harper Macleod LLP, Petroleum Experts Ltd, Rocela Limited and Petrotechnics.com hoped to pick up the coveted trophy prize.
One of bigmouthmedia's wins, the LogicaCMG Growth Strategy Award, was presented for the company's outstanding organic growth strategy - rather than either merger or acquisition activity - achieved superior sales, profit and market share improvement.
Judging criteria for the AXA Small to Medium Sized Business of the Year Award - also now firmly in the hands of the SEO company - focused on growth, innovation and a strong financial performance in businesses with less than a £10 million turnover within their last financial year.
Other award categories include the Innovation Award, which went to Charteredbrands, the Best Use of Technology Award, which was picked up by Clyde Valley Drilling Limited, the Customer Focus Award, which was given to Aberdeen College, and the Lifetime Achievement Award, which went to Sir Angus Grossart. A complete list of award categories and winners can be found on the National Business Awards for Scotland website.
While only one company could claim the top prize in each of the fourteen categories, every business having reached the finalist's round - an honour in itself - was highly commendable for its achievements.
A dazzling ceremony full of some of the nation's most accomplished businesses, the 2006 National Business Awards for Scotland was none other than a superb show of what the country's outstanding business realm has to offer - as well as where it aspires to go.
Also see:
www.businessawardsforscotland.com
Bigmouthmedia are top winners at NBAS 2006
Bigmouthmedia does it again!
This time with two more prestigious awards under its belt:
- 'Growth Strategy of the Year'
- 'Small to Medium Sized Business of the Year'
Each year, the National Business Awards for Scotland recognizes top businesses for their shining dexterity, as well as an outstanding capacity to adapt to market and customer needs. The ceremony celebrates success, innovation, ethics, and the impact of both large and small businesses on the Scottish economy, while providing participants with the opportunity to gain an internalised view of their organisation. At this year's ceremony, bigmouthmedia was the sole company to acquire an award in multiple categories. Nevertheless, the competition was still intense. For the 'Small to Medium Business of the Year' category alone, high-ranking finalists Harper Macleod LLP, Petroleum Experts Ltd, Rocela Limited and Petrotechnics.com hoped to pick up the coveted trophy prize. One of bigmouthmedia's wins, the LogicaCMG Growth Strategy Award, was presented for the company's outstanding organic growth strategy - rather than either merger or acquisition activity - achieved superior sales, profit and market share improvement.
Judging criteria for the AXA Small to Medium Sized Business of the Year Award - also now firmly in the hands of the SEO company - focused on growth, innovation and a strong financial performance in businesses with less than a £10 million turnover within their last financial year.
Other award categories include the Innovation Award, which went to Charteredbrands, the Best Use of Technology Award, which was picked up by Clyde Valley Drilling Limited, the Customer Focus Award, which was given to Aberdeen College, and the Lifetime Achievement Award, which went to Sir Angus Grossart. A complete list of award categories and winners can be found on the National Business Awards for Scotland website. While only one company could claim the top prize in each of the fourteen categories, every business having reached the finalist's round - an honour in itself - was highly commendable for its achievements.
A dazzling ceremony full of some of the nation's most accomplished businesses, the 2006 National Business Awards for Scotland was none other than a superb show of what the country's outstanding business realm has to offer - as well as where it aspires to go.
Also see:
www.businessawardsforscotland.com
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