The finalists for the 2024 Winchester Business Excellence Awards have been announced.
The Winchester Business Excellence Awards are organised in partnership by the Hampshire Chronicle, Hampshire Chamber of Commerce and Winchester BID and were open to businesses within the Winchester district to recognise their achievements.
This year's event is sponsored sponsored by Paris Smith, Dutton Gregory, Winchester University, Winchester BID, Trethowans, Ridge & Partners and JM Finn.
The awards are also supported by Natwest, Little Kitchen and Chesil House and are open to businesses within the Winchester district.
Judging this year’s awards were Winchester Business Excellence Awards head judge, group managing director of Winchester Motor Group and chair of the Hampshire Chamber of Commerce Winchester Business Strategy Group Mark Mills-Goodlet, Winchester BID executive director Paul Spencer, NatWest senior relationship manager Edward Goldsack, Kimberley Barber, editor of the Hampshire Chronicle, and the category sponsors.
The winners will be announced at a ceremony dinner on Thursday, May 30.
Tickets cost £100. For more go to hampshirechronicle.co.uk/awards
The 2024 finalists are:
Business Leader
Clive Cook - St John's Winchester
Donna Laine - Donna Laine Fine Jewellery
Laura Skilton - Baby Squids
Creative and Cultural
Integr8 Dance
The Colour Factory
The Gurkha Museum
Technology and Digital Innovation
Emmaus Hampshire
Little Pub Group
P&G Wells
Large Business
JM Finn
Rawlings Opticians & Hearing Care
Ridge and Partners
New Business
DecarbonEaser
Little Learners Winchester
Me Collective
Service Excellence
By Ross Garcia Ltd
Jeremy France Jewellers
Nony Kerr-Smiley Estate Agents
SME/Independent Business
Donna Laine Fine Jewellery
Remedi Health
The South Downs Social
Social Enterprise and Charity
Citizens Advice Winchester District
St John's Winchester
The Brendoncare Foundation
Sustainable Business
Earthian Zero Waste Shop
Konings Detailing
The Well Worn
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