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16

Jan 2023

Business
Business

Business Breakfast: Final hours to submit entries for the Stray Ferret Business Awards

Published: 16 Jan 2023, 05:30 GMT

by Tamsin O'Brien

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Today is the final day to submit entries for the prestigious Stray Ferret Business Awards, sponsored by Prosperis.

The award night on March 9 at the Pavilions of Harrogate promises to be a glittering event which will celebrate success and best practice across the business community in the Harrogate district. The guest speaker will be the Chief Executive of the new North Yorkshire Council, Richard Flinton.

A distinguished, independent, judging panel made up of key business leaders in the district will meet on Wednesday to make decisions on ten categories - ranging from Unsung Hero and Business Growth to Sustainability.  Competition in each category will be tough with entries submitted from large organisations to very small operations.

With the deadline for entries closing at midday it is not too late to submit for an award. All entries are free.

Now is your time to shine with the Stray Ferret Business Awards. Get your entry in now!



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Women’s Business Club is launching a ‘Coffee & Co-Working’ initiative in Harrogate to bring more working women together.

The three hour event at Manhatta will be monthly and free to attend.  Women can come along, work and chat – there are also more structured sessions based on the needs of those who attend.

Founder of the Women’s Business Club, Angela De Souza said:

“The pandemic and various lockdowns has had a greater negative effect on women in business.
“Many women run businesses from home and had to shift their focus on to home-schooling and caring for children. Many women also did not qualify for any kind of government funding or support and therefore their business plans were put on ice or were stopped in their tracks from March 2020.
“It will take years for some women to get back to where they were while some women have realised throughout the pandemic that they want a different career path.
We believe collaboration is the key to this and we want to bring these women together.”


Pre-booking is required.