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North & West Business Awards
2009 Winners & Finalists
Innovation Award
WINNER
My Coffee Stop
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Bains Cohen Solicitors
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Middlesex University
Archant London would like to apologise to LB Design for being omitted from the shortlisted companies that entered the Innovation Award category for the North & West London Business Awards 2009.
Best use of Technology Award
WINNER
Spoonfed
HIGHLY COMMENDED
LCC
Business Person of the Year Award
WINNER
Winona's Fresh Organic - Winona Holl
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Grand Union - Adam Marshall/Adam Saword
COMMENDED
Master Kilt Makers - Thomas O'Shea
Apprentice Award
WINNER
Stacey Tear - British Gas
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Nesrin Sokucu - Conel
Business of the Year Award
WINNER
The Local Epicurean (Thorntons Budgens)
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Russell Automotive
Archant London would like to apologise to APPI and Property Divas for being omitted from the shortlisted companies that entered the Business of the Year category for the North & West London Business Awards 2009.
Community Award
WINNER
Artburst
Ltd
HIGHLY COMMENDED
OG Group
Growth Business Award
WINNER
Pilates Art Physiotherapy
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Property Divas
New Business/Product Award
WINNER
Russell Automotive
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Grand Union
Marketing Award
WINNER
Little Bay
HIGHLY COMMENDED
O2 Centre NW3
Diversity in Business Award
WINNER
Lakehouse
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Nina ™ UK Property
Green Business Award
WINNER
Abby Couriers
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Joju Ltd
Customer Service Award
WINNER
Lords Builders & Decorators Merchant
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Sequinpark
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Urban Solutions
Oustanding Young Person Award
WINNER
Warrick Kernes - Action Cameras
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Oliver Thomas - CLOC Ltd
Training & Staff Development Award
WINNER
Azad Ayub
HIGHLY COMMENDED
Haringey Council Waste Management
Retailer Award
WINNER
Paul UK Ltd
HIGHLY COMMENDED
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