Race is on for Welsh business awards

The Institute of Welsh Affairs and Western Mail have joined forces again this year to promote the primary national business awards scheme for Wales - the Welsh National Business Awards.
These awards will recognise and honour the breadth of business achievement in Wales, in all its variety, with nine special categories.
The following categories close on the 21st September 2012
Company of the Year <£10m – sponsored by ACCA Cymru Wales
New Startup Company of the Year – sponsored by Gocompare.com
Go Green Environmental Awards – sponsored by The Waterloo Foundation
Creative Marketing Award – sponsored by Orchard Media & Events Group
Best use of foreign languages in Business – sponsored by CILT Cymru, the National Centre for languages in Wales
Training & Development Staff Award – sponsored by University of Glamorgan Commercial Services
Young Achiever – sponsored by RWE npower renewables
Company of the Year >£10m – sponsored by Cardiff School of Management, Cardiff Metropolitan University
Entrepreneur of the Year – sponsored by WeFightAnyClaim.com
If you would like to receive an entry form please complete the online request form by visiting http://www.iwa.org.uk/businessawards
Or contact Emma Brennan, Events Manager, Institute of Welsh Affairs, 4 Cathedral Road, Cardiff CF11 9LJ on 029 2066 0820. The awards ceremony will take place in Cardiff’s City Hall on Friday 9th November 2012.

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