The Sheffield Business Awards 2024 celebrated the achievements of local businesses at a glamorous black-tie event held at the Octagon Centre.
Over 440 guests gathered for the event, hosted by TV presenter and magician Ben Hanlin.
Emma Clarke, Co-Chair of The Green Estate Community Interest Company (CIC), feels that the company is ‘a small organisation with a big impact’.
They won the Small Organisation of the Year award.
She said: “It leads the way in demonstrating how people and nature can thrive in urban environments, which is essential for the future of all of us given the climate challenges we face.
“We are honoured to receive this award; it recognises the expertise and hard work of the whole team, and the values-led innovation that is happening right here in Sheffield.”
At the awards ceremony, they recognised excellence across 16 categories, with winners ranging from small businesses to large corporations.
Before the big reveal, guests enjoyed a three-course meal served by the University’s catering team and live entertainment from Undercovered.
The University of Sheffield, as Chamber Patron and Headline Sponsor, supported the Sheffield Business Awards 2024 organised by Sheffield Chamber of Commerce.
The following is the list of the winners of their respective categories:
The Spirit of Sheffield Award (sponsored by B. Braun): Sheffield DocFest
The Community Impact Award (sponsored by Secure Power): St Vincent De Paul Furniture Project
The International Trade Champion (sponsored by Newable and UK Export Finance): Pricecheck
Outstanding Contribution to Employee Health and Wellbeing (sponsored by Sheffield United Community Foundation): Jenx
The Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Champion (sponsored by British Business Bank): Business Sheffield
Outstanding Contribution to Workforce Development (sponsored by Opportunity Sheffield): Dalton Roofing Ltd
The Environmental Impact Award (sponsored by Irwin Mitchell): Food Works
The Brand Campaign of the Year (sponsored by UniHomes): St Luke’s The Moor
The Inspirational Leader of the Year (sponsored by Auditel): Rachel Abbott, Cobra Sport
The Leading through Innovation Award (sponsored by Wake Smith Solicitors): Pendo
Small Organisation of the Year (sponsored by Business Sheffield): The Green Estate CIC
Medium to Large Organisation of the Year (sponsored by Ogilvie Fleet): STEPS Rehabilitation
The Collaboration Excellence Award (sponsored by The Clear Group): Sheffield United Community Foundation
The Learning Champion of the Year (sponsored by The Sheffield College): Solomon Maragh, OSL Cutting Technologies (Rotabroach)
Start-up Organisation of the Year (sponsored by North East Business Resilience Centre): Verticode
The Chamber President’s Special Recognition Award (sponsored by Counter Context and Altitude): Harmony Works.
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