Due to overwhelming demand, the entry deadline for the Sussex Business Awards has been extended to Wednesday 7th September at 5.00pm

The Awards have built a reputation as one of the most important events in the business calendar since their inception in 1989.

Recognising business excellence across Sussex, these prestigious Awards are the longest established scheme of their kind in Sussex.

Caraline Brown, organiser of the Sussex Business Awards, commented: “We are really excited by the number and quality of entries already made to this year’s awards.

“Now the summer holidays have come to an end, we hope the extra seven days will help businesses across the county to get involved and celebrate business success in this remarkable county.”

To view this year’s categories and download an entry form, head online to www.sbawards.org.uk.

With awards for all-round excellence, as well as for those businesses demonstrating special strengths in areas such as innovation, customer service, professional services and entrepreneurs, there is an award to suit every kind of company.

Entries will be judged by our expert panel which includes representatives from Platinum Business

Magazine, Mazars, Morgan Sindall, HSBC, Southern Railway, Checkatrade.com, Sussex Innovation Centre, Checkaprofessional.com, Wealden District Council, Sussex Chamber of Commerce, University of Sussex, Natures Way Food, Coffin Mew, The Argus, Heart FM and Title Sussex.

Businesses can enter up to three categories. There is a small admin fee of £50 to enter one award or £100 for up to three entries. You can also make nominations for the Healthiest Workplace, Most

Sustainable Business and Outstanding Contribution to Sussex Charity free of charge.

Winners will be announced at The Grand Brighton on 1st December 2016 and all finalists receive one free place!

For further information, visit www.sbawards.org.uk.

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