It’s all go in the Queen’s Awards office!
Next week we travel to the Prime Minister’s Advisory Committee, which is chaired by Sir Jonathan Stephens, Permanent Secretary of the Northern Ireland Office.
The Secretary, Queen's Awards for Enterprise (July 2011 – June 2015).
Next week we travel to the Prime Minister’s Advisory Committee, which is chaired by Sir Jonathan Stephens, Permanent Secretary of the Northern Ireland Office.
The judging process for each of the awards is about to get going. The panels will be discussing the shortlisted entrants and every category will undergo this procedure until February.
I can hardly believe that there is just 1 week left for entries to this very special Golden Jubilee year of the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise.
Welcome to another year of the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise. Let me start by offering my warmest congratulations to all the 2014 Queen’s Award winners that were unveiled on Easter Monday.
I can't believe that we are already heading into the last full week of the 2014 Awards - how time flies!
Do you know somebody who has played an outstanding role in promoting and encouraging enterprise skills in others?
Choosing your Queen’s Award category is the starting point for all entrants.
On one of the warmest days in the last 6 years, and hot on the heels of the new Royal arrival, we held an afternoon celebration for our 2013 winners as a ‘warm-up’ to the main event at Buckingham Palace.
I spent a very pleasant couple of hours this afternoon in the company of Metal Events Limited, as a guest at their Queen’s Awards presentation ceremony.
We’re almost 2 months into the entry period for the 2014 Queen’s Awards already!
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