“All good things must come to an end” is the phrase that comes to mind on my last day at The Queen’s Awards Office.
My name is Thomas Murphy. I'm a Year 10 student on a 2 week work experience assignment in the Queen’s Awards for Enterprise office.
We often receive calls from people enquiring about the Voluntary Service awards, confusing them with our own Enterprise Promotion award for individuals. I thought it might be helpful if I broke down the basics of each Award to make it clearer for everyone...
As we’re fast approaching the summer holidays and many of you will want to complete your 2015 Award entry before heading off to the sun, I thought it might be helpful to share some useful advice for preparing your entry.
...Telegraph’s Top 100 companies in Northern Ireland for 2013. The company provides high quality software development services and business process outsourcing solutions in support of its US parent's global operations....
Last Monday, Kat and I set off early on another Queen’s Awards UK tour. Making tracks across a sunny Wales this time we visited a wonderfully diverse selection of Queen’s Awards winners.
...(you may also have seen it feature on their tartan cups in a previous blog). Vegware display The Queen's Award logo on the window of their Edinburgh office. Another gold...
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.
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.
