The Queen's Award for Innovation is awarded for commercial success as a result of innovation.
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How well do you drive your business? Are you an innovator? If you are, why don’t you enter the Queen's Awards for Enterprise: innovation category?
Today I’m going to be giving some tips to those companies who are still to submit their entry for Innovation.
The Queen's Awards for Enterprise are an impressive recognition for the organisations which achieve them.
Maidenhead company Scientifica submitted their Multiphoton Imaging System for a Queen's Award for Enterprise last year in the Innovation category. Their scanning device was recognised as truly innovative and after being shortlisted they went on to receive the coveted award. On …
I’m in Acton to film Rebecca Bright, the founder of Therapy Box who won a 2014 Queen’s Award for Enterprise in the Innovation category.
Last week, the Queen’s Awards Office had the fantastic opportunity to visit and network with a number of small businesses, and businesses that support small business.
Two weeks ago Kieran and I had the pleasure of meeting Bob Griffin - the Managing Director of Tomcat. Tomcat is a unique business, which offers a truly exceptional service to its customers.
Today we have Bonnie Dean contributing a guest blog about our Innovation category.
Shaun Pulfrey, Inventor and CEO of London-based Tangle Teezer Limited took time to catch his breath and recall the 12 months following their Queen's Award in 2012.
