Nick Cairns from UKTI had invited the Queen’s Awards Office to give a presentation to a selection of high performing businesses in Cambridge with a view to getting them to enter the competition during this, our 50th year.
I’m walking fast up the road from Sheffield station to the BIS offices in St. Paul’s Place. Can I get there before 10 o’clock?
Tom Brake Lib Dem MP for Carshalton and Wallington emailed us to say he’d recently attended a Queen’s Awards event in his constituency; we asked if he’d like to be our guest blogger this week.
Tim Cox and David Burbidge invited me to speak at an event on the 8 May in Coventry. This was joined-up thinking by the Lord-Lieutenants who combined the power of West Midlands with Warwickshire to stage a workshop on behalf …
I was invited by the Lord-Lieutenants to attend 2 events in the West Midlands in early May. I will blog about the first visit this week and do a follow up blog in the next couple of weeks.
Recently the Secretary of State for Business and Skills visited Peak Scientific as part of a day visit to Glasgow.
This week has seen us without Kat in the office; she is taking a well earned week’s leave before we get super-busy making preparations for the opening of this year’s awards on 21 April.
If you are a recent winner we’d love to hear about any positive impact your business has experienced as a result of winning a Queen’s Award.
Is it already 10 January? This past week has flown by. We have now reached the 'Assessment Panels' stage of the 2014 Awards competition and Alastair and Emily are busy finalising the logistics.
Wishing you all seasonal greetings and a very prosperous New Year!!
